Ever have an unwanted guest? The furry friends we love to see in nature can be the worst unwanted guest offenders - once they’re in, they don’t like to leave! What’s worse, animal saliva, feces, and urine can bring serious disease to your home, and their pheromones often attract other critters to your attic.
Coastal Wildlife Removal offers a complete attic remediation service, removing the old insulation and installing new insulation to the proper R-value. We’ll ensure your home stays your home.
How it Starts
Commonly during breading season, animals nest their young in the attic space to keep them protected from predators. We provide humane removal, and work with local rehabbers to ensure both the mother and young transition to the wild safely.
Time to Clean!
When Rats, Squirrels, Raccoons, Bats, Opossums or other animals bed down in the attic, feces can build up over time. By removing the old insulation and installing new, we make sure your attic is clean.
Energy Bills on the Rise!
Critters such as rats, mice, squirrels and raccoons all love to bed down in insulation. When this happens, they can damage the insulation, and sometimes the HVAC ductwork, as well. This activity diminishes the insulation’s R-Value, which can make your A/C work much harder than it should, increasing your monthly energy bill.
The Solution
Coastal Wildlife Removal’s attic remediation service removes all contaminated and diminished insulation. By replacing the old insulation and installing new, we help ensure your home stays both critter free and energy efficient.
Quality, done right
During attic remediation, we restore an appropriate R-value to your attic to ensure excellent energy efficiency. As shown, when the attic is properly insulated, you will not see any exposed joists.
As we all know, personal hygiene is not a rodent's strong suit. While traveling through all the nasty areas they encounter, they secrete sebum from their sebaceous glands, building up a coating of “grease” in their fur. When rodents travel along plumbing pipes, electrical lines, or other areas, they will leave behind “grease trails,” as shown here.
From start to finish, you can count on Coastal. Call now to speak with a Wildlife Specialist.