Exclusion Services · NJ, NY, PA
Exclusion services close the openings animals use.
Removal is only part one. We find the openings, close them, and document what prevents the return.
What to know
- Exclusion is the seal-up phase after the active route is understood.
- Openings are photographed before closure starts.
- Closure work follows proven routes, not every gap on the house.
- Photos show the repair and any cleanup needs left behind.
Exclusion Services starts with proof, not assumptions.
The first visit documents entry openings, rub marks, gnawing, gaps, vents, soffits, and foundation edges. Photos separate what needs removal, what can stay, and what should be reviewed after cleanup.
Evidence photographed
We photograph entry openings, rub marks, gnawing, gaps, vents, soffits, and foundation edges before work starts.
Cause reviewed
Cleanup or closure works better when the route that created the problem is understood.
Plan explained
You see the photos and the next step before approving the job.
Exclusion Services work follows the evidence.
Exclusion closes the route after the active animal problem is handled. The work removes affected material, contains debris, and stays tied to the inspection photos.
Affected material removed
Removal focuses on the documented material, not a generic package.
Debris contained
The work path is handled carefully so attic or crawl-space debris does not spread through the house.
Next step separated
Closure, cleanup, and restoration are reviewed as separate decisions.
The shortcut is cleaning before the cause is known.
The evidence decides the order of work.
What gets missed when photos come last.
The active route stays open
Cleanup can look finished while the same opening keeps feeding the problem.
Affected material gets buried
Droppings, odor, nesting, and damaged insulation can hide below the surface.
Restoration gets guessed
Photos should decide what gets removed, cleaned, closed, or rebuilt.
Tell us what you found and where it is happening. We will start with the inspection.
Call (732) 351-2005Exclusion Services ends with photos and next steps.
The final walkthrough documents closed openings and any cleanup or restoration needs.
Final photo review
You see the before condition, the removed material, and the finished work area.
Closure reviewed
The animal route or weak point is checked before the job is considered complete.
Restoration explained
Any rebuild recommendation is tied back to photos from the inspection and cleanup.
What homeowners say
“They cleaned, vacuumed, disinfected, sealed holes, and completely replaced/added new insulation. They even inspected the exterior of the house and blocked some holes where squirrels could get in (and were, as it turned out).”
Jamey L., NJ
“I needed my attic and crawl space insulation removed due to a large infestation. Mike was by far the best guy for the project. I would call him a rodent detective.”
Marc Z., NJ
“They relocated a mother raccoon and 2 babies that had been living in my attic for quite some time.”
Beth B., NJ
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NJ HIC #13VH12785800
Licensed & Insured
Full cost in writing
Before any work starts. No surprises.
Get your free Exclusion Services inspection
We'll call you to go over what's going on and set up the visit. Free inspection, written recommendation, no obligation.
Common questions
What are exclusion services?
Do you close every gap?
Do you use poison?
Can exclusion prevent a recall?
While we're up there
Same crew, same number, same standard. We do the whole attic.
Attic rodent cleanup
Affected insulation, droppings, nesting. Removed and sealed.
Attic restoration
The full reset: cleanup, sanitize, re-insulate, photographed throughout.
Attic insulation
Removal, replacement, air sealing. Lower bills, even temps.
Rodent proofing
Quarter-inch steel mesh on every gap. Built to outlast the roof.
Ask about any of it on the call.
Call (732) 351-2005