Wildlife Removal in Plainville, CT
Wildlife can find its way into your home through some pretty small openings, and once they get in, they can cause a lot of damage. At Critters & Clutters LLC, we help homeowners throughout Plainville with bats, squirrels, raccoons, birds, and other nuisance wildlife. We’ll take a look at where the animal is getting in, remove it safely when possible, and help seal up the entry points so you don’t end up dealing with the same problem again.
Wildlife Inspections
Before we can solve a wildlife problem, we need to know exactly what we're dealing with. During an inspection, we look around the home for signs of animal activity and search for the areas they may be using to get inside. This can include checking the roofline, soffits, vents, chimneys, attic, and other areas where animals commonly enter.
We’ll look for things like droppings, nesting material, damage, rub marks, and other signs that can help us determine what animal is involved and whether the entry point is still active. A good inspection helps us figure out what needs to be done instead of simply treating the symptoms and hoping the problem goes away.
Wildlife Removal
Once we know what animal is causing the problem and where it is getting in, we can determine the best way to remove it. We focus on safe, humane removal methods whenever possible, while taking into account the animal, its location, and whether there are young or other animals involved. Our goal is to get the animal out without causing unnecessary harm and without creating a bigger problem for you or your home.
Exclusion & Sealing
Getting the animal out is only part of the job. If the opening they used is left behind, there's a good chance another animal will eventually find it. During exclusion work, we seal the openings and weak areas that allowed the animal to get inside in the first place. Depending on the situation, this can include repairs around soffits, rooflines, vents, chimneys, foundations, and other entry points. We use materials suited to the location and the animal we're dealing with, with the goal of keeping your home protected for the long term.