Repairs and Exclusions in Bayonne, NJ And Surrounding Areas

Sealing Your Home Against Future Wildlife Invasions

Getting rid of raccoons, squirrels, or bats is just step one. If you don’t seal up how they got in, you’re basically leaving the door open for the next critter looking for a warm place to crash.

We’ve seen it happen too many times—someone deals with an animal problem, thinks they’re done, and then three months later there’s something else scratching around in the attic. That’s because wildlife damage repair isn’t just about fixing what you can see. Animals chew through insulation, gnaw on wiring, tear up ductwork, and create entry points that become highways for other pests down the road.

At Clearview Pest Control, we handle both parts: getting animals out and making sure they can’t get back in. After doing this for years, we know exactly where animals look for weak spots and what materials actually hold up against determined raccoons or persistent squirrels.

Call us at 347-224-2581 and we’ll walk through your property, fix the damage, and button everything up so you’re not dealing with this again next season.

Why Professional Wildlife Exclusion Actually Matters

Animals aren’t stupid. They’re incredibly good at finding gaps, weaknesses, and entry points that most people would never notice. A roof vent that looks fine? That’s an easy target for a raccoon. That little gap where your soffit meets the fascia? Perfect for bats or squirrel removal situations.

Home sealing isn’t just about plugging obvious holes. It’s about understanding how animals think and move, then using the right materials in the right places. We’ve seen plenty of DIY attempts that failed within weeks because the wrong material was used or because half the entry points got missed.

Why Your Hardware Store Fix Probably Won’t Last

Here’s the thing—animals are persistent. And they’re strong. That chicken wire you picked up? A raccoon will rip through it. That expanding foam? Squirrels chew right through it like it’s nothing.

Professional wildlife exclusion means using heavy-gauge steel mesh, properly installed chimney cap installation, strategic crawl space sealing, and construction techniques that actually withstand weather and animal pressure. It also means knowing which spots are vulnerable in the first place—because there are always more potential entry points than you’d think.

How We Handle Wildlife Proofing From Start to Finish

When we come out for animal proofing work, we’re thorough because that’s what actually works:

Complete Property Assessment: We inspect everything—roof lines, vents, foundation, crawl spaces, chimneys, soffits. Basically anywhere an animal could potentially squeeze through or create an opening.

Animal Damage Repair: Fix structural damage from chewing, clawing, and nesting. This includes roof wildlife repair, dealing with wildlife insulation damage repair, and addressing any animal wire damage repair that could create safety hazards.

Permanent Wildlife Solutions: Install barriers using materials designed to last—not just survive a season or two. We’re talking heavy-duty exclusion work that holds up.

Warranty Backing: We stand behind our work because when it’s done right, animals don’t get back in.

Whether you’ve already dealt with raccoon control or you’re trying to prevent problems before they start, proper home exclusion services make all the difference. We’ve seen too many situations where someone paid for bat control but didn’t address the access points—and ended up right back where they started.

Keeping Wildlife Out for Good

Look, we could just trap the animals and call it a day. But that’s not solving your actual problem. Real wildlife cleanup and repair means addressing the damage, sealing every potential entry point, and using materials that won’t fail when the next animal comes sniffing around.

From Staten Island to Bayonne and everywhere we serve in between, we’ve fortified hundreds of homes against wildlife intrusion. It’s not the glamorous part of the job, but it’s what keeps you from calling us again in six months.

If you’re dealing with animal damage or you want to prevent it before it happens, give us a call at 347-224-2581. We’ll come out, assess what’s going on, and create an animal proofing plan that actually works long-term. No corporate runaround, just straight talk about what your property needs and what it’ll take to keep wildlife where it belongs—outside.