Wildlife Prevention
Critter Control of Westland's expert technicians have years of experience and knowledge to assist them in safeguarding your home. Your technician will inspect your house for any cracks, crevices, openings or any other areas through which a critter could be entering. Critter Control of Westland's goal is to stop your recurring wildlife control issues.
Your professional technician will work with you to create a personalized prevention plan and start to implement habitat modifications and prevention techniques to protect your home's integrity. Different species of wildlife can cause different types of damage. Home damage can lead to bigger problems if it's not taken care of quickly and appropriately. Wildlife is also responsible for carrying diseases, and infection is especially likely if the animal is not handled properly.
Don't wait until it's too late — Critter Control of Westland will help you resolve the wildlife problems in the most humane manner for all parties involved.
Prevention Methods
To make sure that the wildlife animals inside your home are gone permanently, our professionals will make necessary habitat modifications and install the proper exclusion equipment. These methods are proven to keep animals out and away from your home.
Habitat Modifications
Habitat modifications predominantly involve moving objects that wildlife find appealing away from the home. Wild animals may be encouraged to get into your yard for things like food, water, and shelter, but by removing them, animals will naturally be less likely to make themselves comfortable near your home.
Exclusion
In order to make sure that your wildlife control problems will be gone permanently, our experts will implement exclusion techniques. These methods will create a barrier between the wildlife and the inside of your house, effectively keeping the critters out and discouraging them from coming back.
Some examples of wildlife exclusion points include:
- Chimney — By adding chimney caps and screening, we can prevent animals from falling in or nesting
- Plumbing Vents — Wildlife animals looking for shelter can become stuck in plumbing pipes
- Roof & Fascia Spaces — Inappropriately sealed points between roof & fascia invite animal entry
- Roof Vents — Lightweight, flimsy vents should be replaced with heavy and secure roof vents
- Oven & Bathroom Exhaust Vents — Adding screening to open vents helps keep animals out
- Holes in Siding — Repairing & reinforcing holes will help prevent animal infestations
- Porch & Deck — Durable screening around the base discourage nesting animals
- Trees & Landscaping — Removal of overhanging tree limbs and encroaching vegetation
If you have any questions about our prevention services, call the professionals at Critter Control of Westland today. We can help with prevention and exclusion of animals in your home!