Inspect
Evaluate accessible rooflines, vents, soffits, fascia, siding, foundations and other likely entry areas.
SERVICES
We identify how wildlife is entering and build a practical exclusion plan around the property, species, season and access. Repairs focus on durable entry-point correction rather than temporary patches.

THE PROCESS
A clear process keeps the work focused on the cause, not only the symptom.
Evaluate accessible rooflines, vents, soffits, fascia, siding, foundations and other likely entry areas.
Separate active routes from secondary gaps and determine whether animals or dependent young may still be inside.
Use one-way devices, screening, flashing, repair materials or other species-appropriate methods.
Complete final sealing and document the treated areas so the structure is better protected long term.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Gable vents, ridge areas, soffits, fascia, chimney transitions and roof intersections are common wildlife access points.
When included in the written scope, vulnerable trim, screening, flashing and related entry areas can be repaired as part of the exclusion.
Qualifying full-structure exclusion projects may include written Turcotte Guarantee coverage, subject to property eligibility and the accepted scope.
HOMEOWNER RESOURCE
A homeowner-friendly overview of entry points, active wildlife, one-way devices, repair sequencing and why sealing the right opening at the right time matters.

COMMON QUESTIONS
Not blindly. Active routes, species and possible young must be considered first. Sealing an occupied opening can trap wildlife in the structure and make the problem worse.
Material choice depends on the opening and building component. Common solutions include durable screening, metal, flashing, sealants and structural repair materials appropriate to the specific area.
The written estimate defines the exact scope. Full-structure exclusion is different from a spot repair, and inaccessible or unrelated conditions may be outside the quoted work.
LOCAL. RESPONSIVE. PROFESSIONAL.
Have questions or need a wildlife evaluation? Start with a conversation and we’ll help you identify the next practical step.