Shut the door on pests — permanently.Pest-proofing and entry-point exclusion.

Why exclusion is the real long-term fix

Eliminating pests without closing their entrances is bailing water without plugging the hole: every fall brings the mice back, every spring brings the wildlife. Buildings we fully secure almost never call us back for the same problem.

• A mouse fits through 6 mm; so does a bat; a rat chews through wood and ordinary sealants.
• Squirrels, raccoons and skunks return to the same access points every year — and mark them for the next ones.
• Boxelder bugs and spiders enter through window and foundation cracks.
• A sealed building also loses less heat: exclusion partly pays for itself on the energy bill.

When to pest-proof

• After any extermination — it's what makes the result permanent.
• Preventively in late summer, before the fall migration of mice and boxelder bugs.
• When buying a property, especially near woods, water or fields.
• When construction starts nearby: excavation pushes rat colonies toward neighbouring buildings.
• For buildings and businesses: documented exclusion is part of compliant pest management.

FAQ — Frequently asked questions