Questions we hear before the visit

It depends on where the animal got in and what the repair needs. After the visit we send a written plan with each line priced, before any work starts. We don't quote by text or form.

We find how they got in. Where the state's rules and the species allow it, we fit a one-way exit so adults leave on their own, and we close every other opening. If trapping is the right answer for your house, we say why. We follow the state's rules for each animal.

Taking the mother out alone is the wrong answer. We check for young first, and if they are there the plan changes: timing and method follow the state's rules, and we tell you what we found and what it means for the schedule before work starts.

We repair fascia, soffit, vents, chimney caps and gaps at the wall, and the framing behind them. We don't replace roofs or lay shingles. For that we work with your roofer, or give you our findings to hand one.

Only if you want it. Removing soiled insulation and replacing it is its own line on the plan. You can take it, leave it, or hire someone else.

Raccoons, skunks, opossums, bats, and birds in vents, case by case. Some species need permits, and some can't be moved at certain times of year. We don't take dogs and cats, and we don't treat for insects, rats or mice. We'll say who does.

Some homeowner policies cover sudden damage and not wear or wildlife damage over time. Ask your insurer. We write each line of the plan separately so you can send the parts you choose. We don't file claims, and we can't promise coverage.

For the visit, someone should let us in and show us how to reach the attic. Work on the outside of the house doesn't need you there.

Denver and the neighborhoods listed above. The phone is answered on weekdays and Saturday morning. Text a photo any time and we'll answer when the office opens. We give you a date when we talk, not before.