Wildlife Removal Atlanta, Georgia

What Our Wildlife Removal Services Entail

The process of wildlife control is an integral aspect of any successful wildlife eradication strategy. The goal is to plug all existing holes that pests could use to gain access to the building. We ensure that vents and entrances are screened or sealed so that animals can't get inside. However, this is necessary after trapping, baiting, and removal. The three activities are crucial in ensuring that animals are not sealed inside. The valuable rodent-proofing items we use include thick wire mesh, sheet metal, concrete, and brick and mortar. Even in structures thought to be rodent-safe, infestation can happen if doors or windows are left open or if fresh chew holes are made. The best, most permanent way to prevent rodents like squirrels and rats from entering your home is to exclude them from the area. The most effective strategy involves capturing the rodents, eliminating them, and sealing off the area. The majority of intrusions occur through uncovered holes or vents in the roof. We will examine and seal any spots where rats and squirrels could access your home by using ductwork or other service lines that run through aluminum gutter spouting to reach the upper floors. Due to their agility, rodents like rats and squirrels frequently gain access to attics via the downspouts or by climbing trees that overhang the structure.

Wildlife Inspections Services Around Your Home

We check a wide range of exterior features of your residence. Within the attic, we shall look for signs of roof damage, such as missing shingles or leaks, as well as check for any rays of sunlight that may have found their way in via the openings in the gable ends and roof. We will examine the roof gaps, gable vents, roof vents, dryer vents, wood damage, garage door corners, ridge vents, crawl space vents, brick gaps, dormer corners outside the home crawl space door, siding gaps, foundation holes, and siding holes.

Bats, rats, squirrels, mice, raccoons, and other creatures are some pests our professionals in wildlife removal are familiar with and knowledgeable in eradicating. We look for imprints and tracks and examine the feces for color, shape, and size. In the attic, we look for signs of tampering with the insulation, ductwork, or wirings, such as tracks on the ceiling or airflow disruptions caused by borrowing or cutting into the insulation. We also examine disruption to insulation, soil borrows pipes, and droppings on the crawlspace, water heater, air conditioning unit, or on the floor level.