Preventive measures have proven to be less costly and less stressful for both wildlife and the homeowner. There are several key areas that must be taken into consideration in a comprehensive wildlife proofing plan. Included in the following list are before and after pictures to help you visualize the problems you might face and how we can help you deal with them. We Suggest You Consider the Following Areas. If not screened properly, they make suitable living quaters for raccoons and squirrels.
Birds often fall into open chimneys and become stuck at the bottom.
If left unprotected, they are an invitation to animals seeking den sites inside of the house. Once inside the pipe, wildlife often become stuck and obstruct the normal function of the buildings plumbing system. If unsecured, they make ideal nesting sites for birds and sometimes squirrels. This results in noticeable sounds, odours and insects. If not properly constructed or due to deterioration, they offer an opportunity for wildlife to chew on the free edge of the wood and gain entry into the attic.