Wildlife Exclusion & Entry-Point Repair in Lexington & Berea, KY
Animal removal addresses the immediate wildlife problem.
Wildlife exclusion addresses how the animal got inside.
If a raccoon, squirrel, bat, bird, or other animal is using an attic, wall, roofline, or other part of a building, there is usually an entry area somewhere in the structure.
Trapperz provides wildlife exclusion and entry-point repair services throughout Lexington, Berea, and surrounding Central Kentucky areas.
What is wildlife exclusion?
Wildlife exclusion is the process of identifying and correcting openings wildlife can use to enter a building.
Depending on the property, vulnerable areas may include:
Soffits
Fascia
Roof returns
Vents
Chimneys
Roofline gaps
Openings around exterior construction
Previously damaged areas
The exact scope depends on what we find during the inspection.
Why isn't animal removal enough?
Removing the active animal solves the immediate problem.
It does not automatically eliminate the opening.
If that opening remains accessible, another animal may use it later.
And it does not necessarily have to be the same animal or the same species.
That is why our inspections look at both wildlife activity and entry points.
Does every customer need whole-home exclusion?
The recommended work depends on the property.
We do not expect homeowners to determine what type of exclusion work they need before calling us.
We inspect first, identify the problem, and explain the recommended scope based on what we actually find.
Is exclusion work guaranteed?
Trapperz offers a 2-year warranty on qualifying exclusion work, subject to the terms of the warranty.
Ask us about coverage during your inspection.
Start With the Animal Problem
If your immediate concern is simply getting an animal out, that is fine.
Start with the free inspection.
We will identify what is happening and explain whether entry-point repair should be part of the complete solution.
Available 24/7. (859) 893-1304
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