Repairs & Exclusions: Home, Shed, & Deck ExclusionsÂ
Stop Wildlife Problems Where They Start
Still hearing things after removal? Don’t skip the final step.
Getting animals out is important, but keeping them out is what prevents the problem from happening again. Once wildlife has been removed, the next step is to seal off access points, repair damage, and restore safety to the space.
Exclusion and repair services are what make the removal process complete. We inspect the affected areas, identify vulnerabilities, and reinforce your property with durable materials designed to stop future intrusions. This includes custom vent guards, flashing, foundation mesh, and full shed and deck exclusions when needed.
We also handle cleanup and sanitation to remove messes left behind, and we offer guidance on environmental changes that reduce activity near your home. If wildlife or pest issues keep coming back, we’ll help you get ahead of them with long-term solutions that are built to last.
Every exclusion job is built to last and backed by a 14-month warranty for added confidence.
Wildlife Exclusion Services for Homes, Sheds, and Decks
Custom Barriers That Keep Animals Out Without Ruining the Look of Your Property
Exclusion is the process of sealing gaps, reinforcing weak points, and creating barriers that keep wildlife from getting inside. These barriers are custom-fit to the structure and matched to the type of animal we’re working to block out, whether that’s raccoons, squirrels, bats, groundhogs, or skunks.
For homes, we seal roofline gaps, screen vents, and reinforce openings around eaves, soffits, and crawlspaces. For sheds and decks, we add buried barriers or rigid materials to block access underneath, stopping animals from digging or nesting where they don’t belong.
In cases involving bats, we use professional exclusion tubes and one-way doors that allow bats to leave safely but prevent them from returning. Once they’re out, we seal the access point, so it stays that way.
These wildlife exclusion services are tailored to your home’s structure and surroundings. The goal is to prevent reentry and stop new infestations without affecting ventilation or trapping animals inside.
How to Tell If You Need an Exclusion
What We Look for in Foundations, Rooflines, Sheds, and Deck Frames
Not every animal leaves a clear calling card. But signs like torn soffits, claw marks on deck posts, chewed shed siding, or disturbed dirt around the foundation can point to unwanted visitors.
We check for common wildlife access points: loose boards or screens, unsealed crawlspaces, gaps along the roofline, missing vent covers, and any signs of tunneling or nesting under outbuildings. We also look for areas where rodents, squirrels, or raccoons might squeeze through small openings or create new ones.
If we find activity, we’ll explain what’s happening, what species might be responsible, and what type of exclusion is needed to keep them out.
Want to keep wildlife out for good?
Why Choose 7 Star Animal Control
Built to Last, Backed by a Warranty
Our exclusion work is never one-size-fits-all. We assess your home, shed, or deck for specific risks and tailor our methods to match. Whether we’re installing flashing, screening, or custom barriers, everything we use is built to hold up, and it’s backed by our 14-month warranty.
We explain what needs to be sealed, how we’ll do it, and what it will protect against. If we suspect other wildlife issues, we’ll walk you through those next steps, too. The result is a long-term solution that protects your property, fits your structure, and gives you peace of mind.
