Wildlife Control in Spokane

Beyond Removal: A Permanent Solution to Wildlife Intrusion

Hearing the unmistakable sounds of an animal in your Spokane attic or walls is more than a simple nuisance—it's a threat to your property and peace of mind. Wildlife seeking shelter can destroy insulation, chew through wiring, and create unsanitary conditions, requiring a fast and effective professional response.

At Prosite, we approach wildlife control with a proactive, science-driven strategy. Our licensed professionals don't just remove the immediate problem; we identify the root cause. By locating and sealing entry points, we provide the comprehensive, long-term protection your home and family deserve.

Call us today at (509) 478-1925, or contact us online for a humane wildlife removal inspection.

The Importance of a Long-Term Exclusion Strategy

Simply trapping and removing an animal from your property is only a temporary fix. If the entry points that the animal used to get inside remain open, you are leaving a clear invitation for other wildlife to move in. A successful wildlife control plan must focus on prevention as much as it does on removal. This proactive approach is known as exclusion.

A professional exclusion strategy is the only way to ensure a lasting solution and includes several key steps:

• A Comprehensive Property Inspection: A trained expert will meticulously inspect your home from the foundation to the roofline to identify every potential crack, gap, or vulnerability that wildlife could exploit.
• Identification of All Entry Points: This goes beyond the obvious holes. Experts look for weaknesses in vents, soffits, flashing, and utility line entryways that animals use to gain access.
• Professional Sealing and Repairs: All identified entry points are sealed with durable, chew-proof materials like steel mesh, sheet metal, and specialized sealants to create a permanent barrier against re-entry.
• Reinforcement of Vulnerable Areas: In addition to sealing existing holes, professionals can reinforce areas that are common targets for wildlife, such as gable vents or builder's gaps, to prevent future breaches.

Investing in a thorough exclusion plan is the most effective way to protect your property from the recurring cycle of wildlife intrusion.

Our Science-Driven Wildlife Control Process

At Prosite, we are "Science Driven & Service Obsessed," which means we follow a methodical and humane process to resolve your wildlife issues for good. We combine our knowledge of animal behavior with advanced techniques to provide a comprehensive solution that restores your home's security and your peace of mind.

Our complete wildlife control process includes these critical steps:

• Thorough Property Inspection: We begin with an in-depth investigation of your property to identify the type of animal, locate nests or dens, and map out all primary and potential entry points.
• Humane Trapping and Removal: Following all local and state regulations, we use safe and humane methods to trap and remove the animals from your property, prioritizing the well-being of the animal whenever possible.
• Damage Assessment and Decontamination: Once the animals are gone, we assess the damage they've caused. This includes offering sanitation services to clean and decontaminate areas affected by hazardous droppings and nesting materials.
• Professional Exclusion and Repair Work: This is the most crucial step. Our technicians use high-quality materials to repair damage and seal every identified entry point, effectively animal-proofing your home against future invasions.
• Final Verification: We ensure our work is complete by verifying that our exclusion barriers are secure and that no new wildlife activity is present, guaranteeing a long-term solution.

Our goal is not just to get wildlife out, but to ensure they can't get back in.

The Dangers of DIY Wildlife Removal

Attempting to remove a wild animal from your home on your own can be dangerous and ineffective. Cornered wildlife, even seemingly harmless animals like raccoons or squirrels, can become aggressive and may bite or scratch, posing a risk of injury and potential disease transmission like rabies.

Beyond the risk of attack, wild animals are carriers of numerous diseases and parasites. Handling them or their nesting materials without proper protective gear can expose your family to serious health hazards, including histoplasmosis from bat guano, salmonella, and fleas or ticks.

Finally, DIY trapping often fails to address the root of the problem. Without professionally identifying and sealing all entry points, a new animal will likely move in soon after the old one is gone. A professional ensures the problem is solved completely, safely, and humanely.