White downspout feeding into a metal drain box with a mesh leaf filter full of dry leaves, connected to a black underground drain pipe at the base of a white foundation wall, with an open gap along the wall corner, dry grass and a small green plant.

This photo shows a downspout feeding a metal drain box with a mesh leaf filter, now clogged with fall leaves, above a black underground drain pipe, with an open gap along the corner where the downspout meets the foundation wall. A mouse needs a gap no wider than a pencil and a rat one about … Read more

Close-up of a large unsealed hole in a tan brick exterior wall where copper AC refrigerant lines wrapped in black foam insulation and silver duct tape enter the house, with open gaps around the pipes.

This photo shows a utility penetration where the AC refrigerant lines enter through the brick, and the hole was cut much larger than the pipes, leaving open gaps around foam insulation and duct tape. A mouse needs a gap no wider than a pencil and a rat one about the size of a quarter, so … Read more

Galvanized metal flashing wrapped around the base of a dark wooden garage door frame, sealed with clear caulk along the top edge and at the concrete floor, with a second metal panel behind the garage door track.

This photo shows the base of a garage door frame at a McKinney home after we covered it with galvanized metal flashing and sealed the edges to the wood and the concrete slab. The bottom of a wooden door jamb often has gaps and soft spots where mice, rats and insects can squeeze or chew … Read more

Metal sheet flashing fastened and sealed over a gap where the roofline meets the siding, above asphalt shingles.

Where this Frisco roofline met the siding, a gap sat wide open just above the shingles. Rodents use spots like this to slip straight into the attic. We covered the opening with sheet metal flashing and sealed the edges so mice and roof rats no longer have a way in.

Exclusion work sealing a gap between siding in McKinney, Texas.

A gap between siding sealed during a professional exclusion service in McKinney, Texas. Proper sealing of these entry points is crucial to prevent rodent and insect infestations, offering year-round protection for the home.

Exclusion work involving wire mesh installation on a roof in Frisco, Texas.

Wire mesh installed on a roof during a professional exclusion service in Frisco, Texas. Securing entry points is crucial for preventing rodent and pest access. This service protects the home and ensures a pest-free environment.

Exclusion sealing in a crawl space of a home in Frisco, Texas.

A gap in the crawl space sealed during a professional exclusion service in Stonebridge Ranch, Frisco. Sealing such entry points helps prevent rodents and insects from invading the home, protecting the property year-round.

Exclusion work involving armadillo trap setup in the yard of a home in McKinney, Texas.

Exclusion trap setup for armadillos in the yard of a home in McKinney, Texas. Professional exclusion services help prevent pest intrusions and protect property effectively.

Exclusion work sealing an open hole in a brick wall at a property in Plano, Texas.

An open hole in a brick wall sealed during a professional exclusion service in Legacy West, Plano. Such openings are potential entry points for pests like rodents and insects. Proper exclusion prevents infestations and enhances home protection.

Exclusion work with metal flashing near a roofline in McKinney, Texas.

Metal flashing is expertly applied near a roofline to prevent pest entry during a professional exclusion service in McKinney, Texas. Sealing potential entry points helps prevent infestations, providing year-round protection for the home.