WILDLIFE
CONTROL
Wildlife activity rarely ends with the animal alone. GEN 126 evaluates what may be present, how it may be entering, what it affected, and what can help prevent another animal from using the same route.
COMMON SIGNS
Scratching or movement in walls, ceilings, attics, or crawl spaces
Droppings, odor, nesting material, or disturbed insulation
Damaged soffits, fascia, vents, rooflines, siding, or screens
Burrows near foundations, patios, steps, sheds, or retaining walls
Tracks, digging, overturned containers, or exterior damage
Repeat activity after a prior removal
Wildlife Control
Wildlife That
May Be Addressed
Every property and species requires the right plan. Availability depends on licensing, access, season and job conditions.
How GEN 126 may help
Exclusion and prevention recommendations
Accessible cleanup and sanitation
Light repair or specialist coordination
Follow-up based on the service plan
Property and activity inspection
Species or sign identification when possible
Trapping, removal, or monitoring where permitted
Entry-point evaluation