Squirrels, raccoons, and birds force their way in through the roofline, soffit, and gable, leaving torn and chewed openings that let in water and the next animal. We repair the damage and seal it so the roofline holds.
The repair has to close the entry and shed water, so it is exclusion and weatherproofing at once.
Inspect the roofline, soffit, fascia, and gable for chewed, torn, and forced entry points and any water damage behind them.
Repair or replace the damaged soffit, fascia, and roofline material so it is sound and weather-tight again.
Reinforce and seal the repaired points with branded exclusion products so wildlife cannot force the same spot.
Roofline entry is the most common wildlife access point on a home. Repairing it properly closes both the animal entry and the water intrusion that follows.
Roof repair pairs with wildlife removal and the rest of home repair.
Because the damage is wildlife entry, and the repair has to double as exclusion. We close the hole and seal it against re-entry, which a general roofer does not approach the same way.
We repair and replace damaged soffit, fascia, and roofline material to restore the structure soundly and cleanly, not leave a visible patch.
Often, yes. A forced entry point lets water in behind it, so we check for water damage and make the repair weather-tight, not only sealed against animals.
Yes. We reinforce and seal the repaired points with branded exclusion products built to hold against the animals that forced them.
One assessment scopes the damage, the repair, and the exclusion seal.
