Residential Rodent and Wildlife Exclusion

 

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Rodents and wildlife can become a serious problem once they find a way into your home. They spread disease, damage insulation, and become difficult to address after settling in. Exclusion services prevent these problems from ever starting by closing the openings animals use to get inside.

Wildman Wildlife Removal and Exclusion uses professional exclusion methods, including the Flexi Armour system, to keep rodents and nuisance wildlife outside. Here's a look at how our exclusion process works.

Pest exclusion involves finding and sealing gaps, cracks, holes, and other openings that allow pests to enter a structure. Removing or trapping an animal resolves immediate issues, but wildlife can return if the access points remain open.

What Is Wildlife Exclusion?

Here's how the Wildman Wildlife Removal and Exclusion team approaches exclusion:

  • Inspection. We begin with a free inspection to find potential entry points and vulnerable areas.

  • Planning. We develop an exclusion plan based on your home's specific conditions and needs.

  • Removal. If wildlife is already present, we start by humanely removing the animals from your property.

  • Exclusion. Once the animals are gone, we secure vulnerable areas with Flexi Armour and other professional exclusion materials to prevent reentry.

Wildman Wildlife Removal and Exclusion's Wildlife Solutions

Homes can have many small gaps that go unnoticed until an animal finds them. Mice and rats can fit through any opening large enough for their heads, so even small openings provide access. Sealing these areas is a straightforward and cost-effective way to reduce wildlife entry. Some of the exclusion services we provide include:

  • Door sweep installation.

  • Weather stripping installation.

  • Sealing cracks, gaps, and other entry points.

  • Installing covers over exterior vents.

  • Screening window weep holes.

  • Installing plumbing caps on accessible pipes.

  • Installing chimney caps.

Advantages of Excluding Rodents and Wildlife 

Exclusion makes your home less accessible to rodents and other nuisance wildlife. Some of the advantages include:

  • Sealed gaps can completely prevent rodents and wildlife from entering your home.

  • It provides an eco-friendly option that doesn’t use many chemicals.

  • Exclusion materials are durable and built for long-term performance.

  • The materials can withstand harsh weather conditions.

  • One exclusion strategy can protect against several types of pests at the same time.

Signs You May Have Rodents

Rodents reproduce quickly, so a small infestation can grow before you realize there's a problem. Spotting the signs early prevents property damage and makes the issue easier to address.

Don’t wait until you have a large issue. Look for these common warning signs:

  • Droppings. Finding rodent droppings is one of the clearest signs that mice or rats are active in your home.

  • Gnaw marks. Rodents constantly chew to stop their teeth from becoming overgrown. They may chew paper, plastic, drywall, wiring, and other materials.

  • Nests. Rodents build nests from soft materials such as cloth, paper, and shredded cardboard. These nests may be hidden in attics, closets, or other areas that are rarely disturbed.

  • Scratching noises. Rodents tend to be most active at night, so you may hear scratching or movement inside walls after dark.

  • Sightings. Rodents reproduce rapidly. If you see one mouse or rat, there are likely others hidden nearby.

Keep Rodents & Wildlife Outside with Wildman Wildlife Removal and Exclusion

Finding a rodent or any nuisance animal inside your home is never ideal. Wildman Wildlife Removal and Exclusion can identify vulnerable areas and recommend exclusion measures to prevent wildlife from getting inside. Whether you're dealing with mice, rats, or another type of wildlife, our team can develop an exclusion plan based on your property.

Contact us today to learn more about our services or request a free quote!