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Raccoons, opossums, squirrels and birds using an attic, chimney or crawl space as shelter.
Peak months: February, March, April, May, September, October, November.
Roof, vents, soffits, chimney, foundation and crawl-space access are inspected for every opening, active or not.
Animals are given a way out and no way back, handled in line with Washington state wildlife regulations. Timing accounts for young in the space.
Vents, gables and access points are rebuilt with heavy-gauge materials rated for the animal, not patched with screen.
Contaminated insulation removed, the space sanitised, and insulation replaced to restore the R-value you were paying for.
None of this replaces treatment, but all of it makes treatment hold longer. Most of it costs nothing.
Washington regulates the relocation of wildlife tightly. We work within those rules — the durable fix is exclusion, and relocation without exclusion just makes room for the next animal.
Timing changes. Sealing a mother out from her young is both inhumane and a worse outcome for your house. We will explain the schedule before starting.
Tell us what you have seen and we will confirm whether it is wildlife — and what it takes to keep it gone.