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Rodents chewed through the outer vapor wrap and inner core of this flex duct. Our crew replaced the damaged section, taped airtight with foil tape, and clamped a fresh R-6 insulated jacket.

This photo is a brief example of what wildlife exclusion means. The top half shows the open entry points animals use to get inside a home — gaps around vents, stacks, and roofline transitions. The bottom half shows those same areas sealed with galvanized mesh, lead stack caps, and mortar chinking so wildlife can't get back in. Exclusion is the permanent part of the job that keeps animals out for good.

Technicians in full respirators and Tyvek suits installing reinforced underbelly vapor barrier beneath a manufactured home to permanently block rodents, snakes, and ground moisture.

Following a complete wildlife cleanout and sanitization, heavy reflective radiant barrier foil was secured to roof rafters and new high-efficiency blown-in insulation was distributed over attic joists.

Replaced torn skirting with heavy vinyl panels and installed ground trench wire to prevent armadillos, raccoons, and feral animals from burrowing underneath.

Applied closed-cell spray foam insulation to crawlspace rim joists and foundation sill plates to seal rodent entry and stop humid Central Florida air.