Wildlife Solutions

Wildlife infestations can be identified by signs such as scratching noises in walls or attics, droppings, strong odors, and damage to insulation or wiring. You may also notice nesting materials or tracks around entry points. If you suspect wildlife activity, it’s best to contact a professional for an inspection.

Yes, professional wildlife exclusion focuses on humane removal methods that safely relocate animals without harming them. Instead of traps or poisons, exclusion techniques involve sealing entry points and using deterrents to prevent re-entry. This ensures long-term solutions while protecting local wildlife.

Yes, raccoons, squirrels, and rodents can chew through wires, insulation, and wooden structures, leading to costly repairs. They can also contaminate your home with droppings and urine, which pose health risks. Addressing wildlife issues promptly helps prevent extensive damage.

Wildlife can carry diseases like rabies, leptospirosis, and hantavirus, which can be transmitted to humans and pets. Their droppings and urine can lead to respiratory issues, while parasites like fleas and ticks can spread illnesses. Professional exclusion helps eliminate these health risks.

Our exclusion services include a comprehensive inspection, sealing of entry points, and long-term deterrent solutions. We also offer a one-year guarantee—if pests return, so do we, at no additional charge. Our goal is to provide lasting protection for your home.

Yes, Newnan homeowners frequently deal with raccoons, squirrels, and opossums invading attics and crawl spaces. Additionally, rodents such as mice and rats are common year-round. Our local expertise allows us to tailor our exclusion services to address these specific problems.

Wildlife activity peaks in colder months when animals seek shelter indoors. However, spring and summer also see increased activity due to breeding seasons. Year-round prevention measures help keep your home protected from seasonal intrusions.

Coverage varies by provider, but many homeowners insurance policies do not cover damage caused by rodents or gradual infestations. However, sudden structural damage caused by larger animals, like raccoons, may be covered. Check with your insurance provider for details on your policy.