Trapping animals without repairing the problems that allowed them to get into your home or building in the first place is a waste of time and money. Unless we prevent animals from re-entering your home, what’s to stop new ones from entering? 

Why would new ones reenter?  In many rodent cases, once a rodent enters your home, they leave droppings and urination.  That urination will attract even MORE rodents to enter your home.  This is because rodents will “mark” territories with urine, and use pheromones let off by the urine to attract mates. 

This is why homeowners who choose to use a “trapping process” or “trapping program” usually end up spending money that does not solve their problem, and end up having to do an exclusion anyway.  Some even spend a lot more money than they originally would have, due to damage repairs, chewed wires etc.

In the animal control profession, we call repairs or modifications made specifically to keep wild animals out of your home or property a wildlife exclusion. Doing a wildlife exclusion right the first time around makes all the difference in preventing repeat visits by invaders not to mention the damage that these animals cause. 

A full Wildlife Exclusion is a detailed process that should be handled by an experienced expert, All Clear Attics.  Give us a call for a free estimate, inspection, and information about what's getting into your home, and what should be done to resolve it.  ...(678) 852-1268...