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Rodents chew soffits, vents, screens, seals and insulation, and those openings invite the next group. We repair the damage that matters and tell you what needs a licensed specialist.
UF/IFAS Extension notes roof rats chew through wires, plastic and lead pipes and walls, and that chewed wiring can start fires.
We repair the openings that let rodents in and the building envelope damage around them: soffits, vents, screens, seals, door sweeps and gaps, using rodent-resistant materials. We recommend licensed specialists for electrical wiring, plumbing, HVAC ductwork and major structural or insulation replacement, and we document what we find so they know where to look.
In Spring Hill, FL, damage clusters at the roofline: soffits, vents, fascia and screens, plus attic insulation and wiring, and storms can add new openings.
Repair costs depend on what was damaged and how accessible it is. Standard homeowners policies generally exclude rodent damage unless it causes a covered loss such as an electrical fire, so check your policy early. Documentation from the inspection can help any claim discussion.
Wiring should be checked and repaired by a licensed electrician. We document visible chew damage so you know where to look.
We assess and advise. Heavy contamination often needs replacement by an insulation contractor after rodents are gone.
They help, especially when combined with full exclusion and removal of attractants.
Usually not, except for covered losses like fire. Check your policy.
After. Close openings only when the rodents are out, so none are trapped inside.
Call and tell us where you are and what you are hearing, seeing or smelling. A local rodent specialist can then set up an inspection of your attic, crawl space, garage and exterior.