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Your Partner In
Wildlife Exclusion

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Continued Wildlife Control:
Exclusion

Removal is only the first step in effective wildlife control. For ongoing protection against intruding wildlife, you need a comprehensive approach to wildlife exclusion. All too often, a homeowner or wildlife removal service will address only the immediate issue of removing the animal without tackling the larger problem of entry points. A better and more cost-effective solution is to prevent animals from entering in the first place.

Common Entry Points

There are several common entry points that must be considered in a comprehensive wildlife-proofing plan. By systematically addressing each one, you can keep animals out and avoid the stressful ordeal of wildlife removal.

Stove & Bathroom Exhaust Vents: If unsecured, these vents make ideal nesting sites for birds and sometimes squirrels, leading to unwanted sounds, odors, and insects.

Roof Vents: Often constructed from lightweight aluminum or plastic, roof vents are easily breached by animals seeking entry into attics.

Roof-Soffit Intersections: If left unscreened, these intersections can be easily manipulated by animals from the outside to create a den site within the attic space.

Roof and Fascia Spaces: Improper construction or deterioration of these areas provides an opportunity for wildlife to chew through the exposed edges of wood and gain access to the attic.

Chimneys: If not properly screened, chimneys make suitable living quarters for raccoons and squirrels. Birds often fall into open chimneys and become trapped at the bottom, sometimes even entering the living space of the home.

Plumbing Vent Pipes: Unprotected vent pipes invite animals to seek den sites inside the house. Once inside the pipe, animals often become stuck, obstructing the normal function of the building's plumbing system.

Remember: For Wildlife Removal
Call The Experts

There are many dangers associated with wild animals, no matter how small or harmless they may seem. Before attempting any repair or prevention work yourself, consult the Atlanta wildlife control professionals at Team Pest USA. We can help you identify and secure potential entry points, and we guarantee our animal exclusion work so that you can feel confident in your Atlanta wildlife control solution.

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