Rodent – Bird – Bat Exclusion – quote

Rodent - Bird - Bat Exclusion - quote

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Rodent - Bird - Bat Exclusion - quote

1. Inspection

Before exclusion begins, we conduct a thorough inspection of your property.

2. Seal Entry Points

Rodents can enter through surprisingly small gaps, so we carefully identify and seal vulnerable areas.

Common Entry Points:

Exclusion Materials May Include:

3. Eliminate Attractants

Reducing food, water, and shelter sources is an important part of long-term pest prevention.

Store food, including pet food, in sealed containers.
Clean crumbs and spills regularly.
Repair leaking pipes and eliminate standing water.
Repair leaking pipes and eliminate standing water.
Trim bushes and trees away from structures.
Keep trash bins closed and positioned away from buildings.

3. Eliminate Attractants

Reducing food, water, and shelter sources is an important part of long-term pest prevention.

Store food, including pet food, in sealed containers.
Clean crumbs and spills regularly.
Repair leaking pipes and eliminate standing water.
Repair leaking pipes and eliminate standing water.
Trim bushes and trees away from structures.
Keep trash bins closed and positioned away from buildings.

4. Structural & Landscape Modifications

Small property improvements can significantly reduce opportunities for rodents and wildlife to enter.

Keep vegetation trimmed at least 18 inches away from buildings.
Use gravel or concrete barriers around foundations where appropriate.
Screen vents and chimneys.
Screen vents and chimneys.
Install rodent guards on pipes or wires leading into buildings.
Address gaps and structural vulnerabilities around the property.

5. Follow-Up & Monitoring

After exclusion work, continued monitoring helps ensure the property remains protected.

Please note: Pricing may vary depending on the size of the property, extent of infestation, accessibility, and required exclusion work.