Wildlife work is three jobs in one: getting the animal out, keeping it out, and cleaning up what it left. Skipping the third is why an attic that has been cleared still smells, and why the next animal knows to try the same roofline.

Removal is by one-way door wherever the season allows it, so an adult leaves on its own and cannot return. Litters are handled by hand and reunited outside. Bats are excluded only outside the maternity window the state sets, which runs from May to August.

What is included

  • Roofline, soffit, chimney and attic inspection with photographs.
  • Humane removal under state permit — one-way doors wherever the season allows.
  • Litters handled by hand and reunited with the mother outside.
  • Entry points repaired to match, not patched with mesh and left.
  • Attic decontamination and insulation replacement where it is needed.
  • Chimney caps and vent guards fitted as part of the work.

How the visit goes

01

Inspection

We find the entry, identify the species and check for a litter before anything is installed.

02

Removal

One-way doors, or hand removal where there are young. Nothing is sealed with an animal inside.

03

Repair

The opening is closed properly and the surrounding damage repaired.

04

Cleanup

Droppings removed, the space treated, and insulation replaced where it has been fouled.