Soffit, fascia, tile
The panel back in its track. A tile eave gets a stop that still lets the roof drain. A bath trap and a pool-cage seam are their own pieces.
The piece it opened
Repairs
Repair puts back the piece the animal opened. A soffit panel, the fascia, a vent screen, a door sweep, a deck skirt, or a chimney cap after the flue is empty.
The roof stays on. This is not a whole-roof replacement, and it is not a remodel. It is the opening, closed, and the piece beside it put back so the next animal cannot use it.
Call or text. Tell us what is open. The inspection is free. The price depends on the animal and the opening.
- Free inspection
- After the animal is out
- Brevard and Orange County
- Open 24 hoursCall or text (321) 205-4972.
- Free inspectionWe look before anyone names a number.
- Central FloridaBrevard County and Orange County.
- Same jobRepair follows the removal. It is not a second company.
What repairs cover
Air still moves
Screen the vent so it can still breathe. A weep hole still drains. We do not put mesh inside a dryer duct, and we do not stuff screen down a flue.
The attic
The hole is closed before any insulation goes back. Soiled, packed, or urine-soaked insulation comes out. Clean, dry insulation stays.
What you notice
Call when a panel is out, a screen is chewed, or a cap is gone. We look at that piece. We do not quote a new roof from a photo of a hole.
- One soffit panel out of its track. The gutter and the shingles are still on.
- A chewed hole in fascia or in a vent screen.
- A chimney cap knocked loose. We cap it only after the flue is empty.
- A garage sweep worn through, or a skirt missing under a deck.
- Foam or screen stuffed in the hole. That is the failed repair we replace.
- Insulation matted in one bay. The bay next to it can still be sound.
- A dryer hood that will not close. The duct still has to exhaust.
What stays true on every job
- After the animalWe do not board an opening that still has young in it, and we do not cap a flue that is occupied.
- The scaleThe piece the animal opened. Not a full roof, not a gut of every attic, and not a promise the smell is gone.
- The materialMetal and hardware cloth where teeth or paws will test it. Chicken wire and insect screen are not the repair.
- Who does the wiringChewed wiring is a reason to close the hole and have an electrician look. We do not sell a spray for it, and we do not pretend to be the electrician.
How repairs fit the job
- InspectName the animal and the piece that is open.
- RemoveThe animal that can leave comes out before the board goes on.
- ExcludeThe opening is built shut, not just covered.
- RepairSoffit, screen, sweep, skirt, or cap, put back. The full steps are on the homepage.
Repair questions
Do you repair the damage?
Yes. After the animal is out we seal the entry and put back the piece it opened. Soiled insulation in that bay comes out. Clean insulation stays. New insulation goes in only after the hole is shut.
Will you replace the whole roof?
No. The repair is the panel, the fascia, the vent, the sweep, the skirt, or the cap. A hole is not a new roof, and we do not gut every attic.
Can you board it up tonight?
We can close an opening once we know what is using it and whether young are inside. We do not seal animals in.
Who fixes chewed wires?
An electrician. We close the hole the animal chewed so the chewing stops. We do not repair the circuit, and we do not spray for it.
How much does the repair cost?
The inspection is free. The price depends on the animal and the opening. Call (321) 205-4972 or use the form and we look at the job before anyone names a number.
When you call
Tell us what is open
Soffit, vent, chimney, sweep, or the skirt under a deck. The inspection is free. The price depends on the animal and the opening. The line is open 24 hours.
The rest of the work