Animal Exclusion Inspections

The easiest way to remove an unwanted critter from your home or business is to make sure it never gets in to begin with. Once an animal has gotten in, it can damage wiring, insulation, and flex duct. It may build a nest in an inaccessible part of your property.

When you have Edmond Wildlife Control conduct an exclusion inspection, we'll draw from over 20 years of training and experience to examine your property. We'll look at your home or business the way an animal sees it, and we'll look for access points, vulnerable spots, and features that are likely to attract pests.

By investing in a comprehensive exclusion inspection, you can reduce the chances of nuisance animals getting into your building, causing damage, and fouling the area with their waste. For a quote on an inspection of your property, please call or text us today.

Our technician will walk around the perimeter of your home or business and look for potential animal access points. In addition to ground-level holes, we'll look for gaps in features that are visible from the ground, such as soffits and soffit vents.

Our technician will climb onto your roof and look for potential animal access points, as well as for indications that animals are already working on gaining access. Some animals are exceptionally destructive and will chew through shingles, thin aluminum siding, plastic ridge vent material, and exposed decking.

If you hear animal sounds coming from beneath your home or under the bathtub, you may have critters in your crawl space. Improperly sealed accesses, compromised foundation vents, and even small cracks can provide an animal with entry.

We'll examine your property's attic and look for signs of animal inhabitation. Attics are particularly popular places for unwanted varmints, and we offer a variety of attic inspection and restoration services.

When we see a potential problem, we'll make our recommendation for a solution. Some issues can be fixed quickly and easily by blocking a hole or sealing a crack, and others may require more elaborate solutions.