You Have $150 to Spend
Toward qualifying wildlife exclusion services after your free inspection.
Even if you haven’t seen wildlife around your home, small gaps around your roofline, vents, soffits, and crawl space can provide easy access for bats, rats, squirrels, raccoons, and other wildlife.
A free inspection helps identify vulnerable areas before they become bigger, more expensive problems, giving you peace of mind that your home is better protected from unwanted wildlife.
Exclusive Offer
Protect Your Home Before Wildlife Finds A Way In
We provide a free inspection, personalized recommendations, and $150 toward qualifying wildlife exclusion services.
Offer valid through August 31, 2026. Home inspection required. $150 discount applies to qualifying wildlife exclusion services when exclusion work is recommended. Cannot be combined with other offers. Taxes and fees may apply. Additional restrictions may apply.
Frequently Asked Questions
I haven't seen wildlife. Should I still schedule an inspection?
Yes. Many wildlife problems begin long before homeowners notice them. A complimentary inspection can identify vulnerable areas around your roofline, soffits, vents, crawl space, and other potential entry points so you can address issues before animals move in.
What's the difference between trapping and exclusion?
Trapping removes wildlife that is already inside your home. Exclusion is the process of sealing entry points after animals have left, helping prevent bats, squirrels, rats, raccoons, and other wildlife from getting back in. For long-term protection, exclusion is often the most effective solution.
Why can't bats be removed during certain times of the year?
During bat maternity season, exclusion work is temporarily restricted to protect young bats that cannot yet fly. Beginning August 15, Turner can safely and legally perform bat removal services and seal entry points to help prevent bats from returning.
Can rodents get into my home through small openings?
Yes. Rats and mice can squeeze through surprisingly small gaps around your roofline, utility penetrations, garage doors, and foundation. A wildlife inspection helps identify and seal potential entry points before rodents move in.