Projects

Customer Issue: Mrs. Churger heard that her building had had rodent problems in the past, and wanted to ensure it never happened again.
Our Solution: The appointment had us going room by room looking behind furniture and appliances and opening closets and plumbing cabinets looking for holes. Five were plugged with cement and steel wool barriers. The attic also had a hole gnawed all the way through to the roof that needed patching.

Customer Issue: Discovered rat droppings in his attic.
Our Solution: Our team examined the customer's attic and identified several possible entry points, which we sealed. We then set up non-lethal traps to catch all the rats that were in the house and then cleaned and decontaminated the entire attic.

Customer Issue: Smelly and dirty crawl space.
Our Solution: When inspecting the crawl space we noticed wet and moldy areas that seemed to be spreading. We thoroughly cleaned all the mold and mildew, scrubbed the wet beams and removed all the discovered debris, rotting wood and small rodent carcasses.

Customer Issue: Attic needed cleaning.
Our Solution: Seeing as it was an old house, the attic was full of dusty items. After thoroughly removing all the dirt and all sorts of debris, we carefully examined the walls and the insulation for contaminants and proceeded to clean and decontaminate the entire space.

Customer Issue: Wanted rodent prevention.
Our Solution: Our technicians inspected the attic for signs that rodents had already gotten in, such as waste or chewed wood. Then we found every potential opening and closed it off using steel wool so they would be unable to chew through.

Customer Issue: Insulation needed replacement.
Our Solution: Our team used a high-powered vacuum to remove the damaged insulation from the attic, carefully so particles wouldn't pollute the air. Afterwards, we blew-in fresh fiberglass insulation to fill the cavities with the proper amount for the area.

Customer Issue: Wanted energy efficiency.
Our Solution: Our experts explained how attic air sealing helps to regulate the home's temperature and lower energy costs, therefore would be a good step towards energy efficiency. We used caulking to close up cracks and make the desired airtight seal.