Service
Wildlife Exclusion
Planning around animal observations, entry areas, building conditions, and humane exclusion.
A Clear Plan for Wildlife Exclusion
Describe species if known, sounds, timing, accessible exterior signs, attic or crawlspace context, and recent building changes.
What the Conversation Covers
Current conditions and project goals
Access, materials, and preparation details
A documented scope and next step
Common Questions
What observations are useful?
Note sounds, sightings, timing, entry areas, droppings, damage, and building location.
Should an opening be sealed right away?
Not until the activity and safe exclusion sequence are understood.
Do local rules matter?
Yes. Wildlife work may be affected by species and local requirements.
What belongs in an exclusion plan?
Document activity, access, exclusion sequence, repairs, monitoring, and limitations.
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