Exclusion Services

Keeping your home safe from wildlife doesn't just mean fixing the problem once you realize it's there. You also need to protect your home from the same thing happening again - or make sure it doesn't happen in the first place.

Texas Parks and Wildlife says 80% of the state's population lives in or around major cities. The Lone Star State has the most extensive urban wildlife program in the country, trying to protect animals while still making sure people are kept safe and unbothered by the wildlife. Wildlife Solutions of Texas holds that same goal - we want to keep wildlife away humanely, so everyone lives in harmony.

We're in the business of long-term solutions, not quick fixes. To keep animals away, The U.S. Department of Agriculture suggests you avoid feeding wildlife. That can be tough when those creatures sneak onto your land without your invitation. 

Barriers need to be formed anywhere an animal might try to wander in - whether that means installing fencing, closing and sealing gaps and holes around your house, screening off fencing, and fixing eaves and fascia. Wildlife Solutions of Texas can help install the right fencing to keep out the problem animals you're dealing with while staying within your city and neighborhood code.

Repellents can also be helpful to keep wildlife from using your landscaping or garden as a snack bar. The type, amount, and location will vary depending on the size of your home, the design, local topography, and the animals you're up against. TPWD says you'll have to turn to an expert if you want repellent attempts to work. 

When it comes to rats, mice, and squirrels, keeping them away gets especially tricky. The Environmental Protection Agency says rodents can sneak through even the smallest area, and you'll have to plug up every single hole to make sure they don't get in. Wildlife Solutions of Texas has experts on staff who are incredibly talented at spotting the tiny spaces an animal can sneak through, and plugging them up; we'll also add in preventative patches for places that could become problematic in the future. 

There are also adjustments around your property that we suggest. For instance, government warnings are being issued to  people that squirrels, raccoons, and other rodents can thrive on birdseed. We will secure or eliminate food sources as part of our exclusion program. You'll likely need some landscaping help, too. Taking care of overgrown shrubs and low-lying tree limbs are more critical to wildlife exclusion than you might think. Let our professionals manage all that for you. 

We here at Wildlife Solutions of Texas are proud to be part of the Fort Worth community. Quality counts to us, and we get the work done in the most affordable way possible. We genuinely care about you, your safety, and your home, and we'll work with you to create the custom solution best for your family and your property. We offer veteran and first responder discounts.