Roof rats sealed from a tile ridge gap
Ryan traced droppings to a ridge opening hidden by palms, sealed the gap, and set attic stations until activity cleared.
Naples tile roofs, preserve edges, and palms keep roof rats and raccoons active in attics year-round. Part of our Fort Myers / Naples wildlife removal coverage in Collier County.
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Naples homes near preserves and golf communities need careful roof-line and attic inspections before any exclusion work begins.
We focus on tile ridges, gable vents, soffit corners, pipe boots, and landscaping routes that bring animals to the roof.
Repairs are documented with photos and designed to stay discreet on HOA-visible elevations throughout Collier County.
Roof rats are year-round; bat exclusions are scheduled around Florida maternity restrictions.
Real Naples-area jobs completed by our local crew. Customer addresses omitted for privacy.
Ryan traced droppings to a ridge opening hidden by palms, sealed the gap, and set attic stations until activity cleared.
Jon completed two emergence counts, installed one-way valves, and screened the gable after the colony cleared.
Ryan used a one-way setup, verified no kits were left behind, and repaired the damaged soffit panel with metal backing.
Written quote before any work. No trip charges in Naples.
Yes. We provide photo documentation and tidy exterior repairs for HOA-visible homes.
We can inspect and plan during restricted periods, then schedule humane exclusion when allowed.
Yes. Tile ridge and return gaps are among the most common Naples entry points.
Yes. Cleanup and insulation work are quoted separately after inspection.
One call. Local Fort Myers / Naples-area technician. Prompt scheduling across 34102, 34103, 34108, 34119.
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