This photo shows a mourning dove sitting in a twig nest on a metal ledge tucked under the eave of a Frisco home. Covered ledges like this protect birds from weather, so they tend to return and nest again, leaving droppings and nesting material against the house. Bird exclusion work blocks or discourages access to … Read more
Wildlife Photos
This roof vent on a DFW area home now has a heavy black wire mesh guard fastened securely around its base. Uncovered roof vents give squirrels, rats, mice and birds a direct path into the attic, and they can chew through the thin vent louvers. The guard lets the attic keep breathing while blocking that … Read more
This photo from a home in Princeton, TX shows a mourning dove sitting on a twig nest built on the brick ledge beside a window frame. Because mourning doves are a protected species, the active nest was left in place while our tech inspected the ledge and recommended exclusion steps to keep birds from nesting … Read more
A squirrel is observed along landscape edging beside a mulched bed in the exterior yard in McKinney, Texas during September. Squirrels can chew entry points, gnaw wiring, and contaminate attics with droppings if activity escalates. Professional wildlife control, humane trapping, and sealing of gaps are recommended to prevent access and protect the home.
A coiled snake is resting along the trim of a residential garage door in McKinney, Texas this September. Snakes near garage thresholds can slip indoors and may indicate rodent activity, creating safety concerns for families and pets. Professional wildlife removal and sealing gaps around the door are recommended to prevent entry and future activity.
A bird nest is built atop the gutter downspout elbow under the eave at a home in Stonebridge Ranch, McKinney, Texas in August. Nesting birds can clog gutters, stain siding with droppings, attract mites, and create noise and health concerns for residents. Professional removal and deterrents such as netting or spikes are recommended to prevent … Read more
A trapped opossum is secured along a backyard fence in Melissa, Texas during July. Opossums can raid pet food, create messes, and carry parasites, posing risks to pets and lawns. Professional wildlife trapping and removal are recommended, followed by securing attractants and monitoring for return activity.
A skunk has been humanely captured in a live cage trap on the exterior of a residence in Grandscape, The Colony, Texas, during November. Skunks can spray, dig up lawns, and carry disease risks for people and pets. Professional wildlife removal and follow-up prevention are recommended to keep activity from returning.
One-way trap installed along an exterior foundation gap to direct wildlife out of the home in The Colony, Texas. Wildlife entering through foundation openings can cause damage, odors, and health risks from droppings and parasites. Completed in November, this service stops entry and protects the property; professional sealing of entry points is recommended to prevent … Read more