Getting the wildlife out is only half of it. The mess it leaves behind, fouled insulation and droppings, is where the smell and the health risk come from.
Once the wildlife is out, they leave a mess behind, droppings and ruined insulation, and that is where the smell and the health risk come from. We clean it out, decontaminate the space, replace insulation where it is beyond saving, and seal the entry points. It is priced by the job.
Wildlife living in an attic soak the insulation with urine and pack it with droppings, which holds odor, degrades the insulation's R-value, and carries a real health risk from the airborne particles. Removing the wildlife does not remove that. Restoration is what makes the attic clean and usable again.
We clear the droppings and fouled material, decontaminate the space, and replace insulation where it is beyond saving. We seal the entry points as part of the same job, so the attic is both restored and closed off. Because the scope depends on how much damage is up there, it is quoted per job.
Free inspection, a straight answer on what the house needs, and the price you were quoted.
