Protect Your Property from Pests
Why Choose Community Pest Solutions?
At Community Pest Solutions Pest Control, we understand how frustrating and stressful it can be to deal with unwanted pests in your home or business. That’s why we’re committed to providing fast, effective, and long-term solutions you can trust.
Our experienced technicians use the latest techniques, advanced equipment, and proven treatment methods to eliminate pests quickly and safely. But we don’t just treat the problem — we prevent it from coming back. Our specialized exclusionary work identifies and seals entry points, closes gaps, repairs vulnerabilities, and fortifies your property to stop pests before they can re-enter.
We believe in protecting your property, your family, and your peace of mind. Contact us today for a free consultation and take the first step
toward a pest-free environment.
Exclusionary Work
Exclusionary Work
Exclusionary Work
Exclusionary work involves a proactive, structural process of sealing and strengthening entry points—such as gaps, cracks, pipes, and vents—to keep mice and rats from infiltrating a building. This method acts as a permanent, non-chemical defense strategy, often employing durable materials like metal mesh, concrete, or steel wool to secure the structure.
Exclusionary Work
Exclusionary Work
Key Components of Exclusion Work:
- Inspection: Conducting a thorough and detailed assessment to uncover all potential entry points, often hidden in basements, roofs, or foundations.
Exclusionary Work
Key Components of Exclusion Work:
- Sealing & Fortification: Closing holes with materials that rodents cannot gnaw through, such as steel mesh, concrete, metal, or specialized sealants.
Key Components of Exclusion Work:
- Targeting Common Entry Points: Securing vulnerable areas like utility lines, door gaps, foundation cracks, and vents.
Key Components of Exclusion Work:
- Long-term Prevention: Unlike traps or bait, which are reactive, exclusion provides a lasting barrier to prevent rodent access, decreasing the need for pesticides.
It's essential to note that mice can squeeze through openings as small as a nickel, while rats can fit through openings as small as a half-dollar.