We remove animal feces and broken insulation from your attic and install it with new insulation with the required R-value after we have removed any wildlife from your home and transferred them correctly. Raccoon feces could contain baylisascaris, a type of raccoon roundworm.
Our wildlife control experts perform another full inspection to ensure that everything has been completed correctly and completely. We will not close the job until both you and ourselves are completely satisfied that your animal problem has been resolved.
Varment Guard Wildlife Services can give you with a custom quote after doing a thorough inspection of your home. This document will detail our plan and solution for your particular animal problem. We'll show you photographs to show you what's going on in areas you can't see or access, so you can get a sense of what has to be done.
We'll seal up any entry points or build one-way exclusion doors once the animals have left your home. The method of exclusion will be defined by the structure of your home. We don't want to remove a mother from her infant animal, thus the wildlife removal will have to be done at the right time. Baby animals that have been abandoned will most likely die in your attic or chimney.
Our team will remove any droppings and replace tainted insulation once all wildlife has been removed from the premises.