Fifteen services, one approach: find every entry point, remove what is inside, then seal it permanently.
Every job, same sequence
Inspection before sealing. Removal before closing. Documentation before we leave.
Inspection first
Every confirmed entry point mapped before a single seal goes in.
Sealed permanently
Materials rated to hold under sustained gnaw pressure. No trap-and-done.
Documented work
A written record of what was found, where, and what closed it.
The core of the work: finding every opening and closing it with materials rated to hold.
The full service. We map every entry point before a single seal goes in, then close it permanently.
Read more →Hardware cloth, Xcluder, copper mesh, concrete. The right material matched to each gap and surface.
Read more →Scratching overhead at night. Population removed, roofline sealed, nesting zones and insulation assessed.
Read more →Foundation vents, pipe sleeves, and block wall voids closed below grade. Every opening photographed.
Read more →Roll-up door gaps, side door thresholds, and utility penetrations, plus the yard conditions feeding them.
Read more →Species-specific work for Rattus rattus, the climber behind most LA infestations.
Read more →When something is already inside, or was.
Before you buy, before you commit, and after the work is done.
A full-property survey ending in a written entry point map. No estimate before the inspection.
Read more →For buyers. A documented survey your home inspector's scope does not cover, inside your escrow window.
Read more →Scheduled return visits that re-check seal integrity and close new gaps before something finds them.
Read more →Burn corridors push displaced populations into surrounding neighborhoods within weeks.
Read more →What actually moves the number, and the questions worth asking any company before you sign.
Read more →Where the written record matters as much as the physical work.
Most people do not arrive knowing whether they need attic work, foundation sealing, or both. That is what the inspection is for. Every job on this page starts the same way, with a full-property survey and a written entry point map, and the scope follows from what we actually find.
If you would rather read first, the resources section covers how exclusion differs from extermination, what the work costs, and what the warning signs mean.
Every service on this page is available across Los Angeles, dispatched from our Tarzana base at 5336 Mecca Ave.
Tell us your property type and where you first found evidence. We will confirm your earliest available window and the scope follows from what we find.
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