Wall, Floor & Ceiling Restoration
Wall, Floor & Ceiling Wildlife Damage Restoration
Wildlife doesn’t always stay in an attic.
Animals can move through wall cavities, ceilings, floors, and other hidden areas of a home. When that happens, the damage may not always be immediately visible. Entry points, chewing, nesting activity, and other damage can require repairs after the wildlife problem has been addressed.
Soundview Wildlife Control approaches restoration with the goal of repairing the affected area while also considering why the animal was able to access the structure in the first place.
Assessing Wildlife Damage
Every structure is different. A repair that works for one home may not be appropriate for another.
Soundview considers the construction of the home, the location of the damage, the type of animal involved, and the surrounding habitat when determining what type of repair is appropriate.
Repairing Damaged Wood
Some wildlife and pest problems can leave wood damaged or deteriorated.
When insect damage has affected wood, damaged soft wood can be removed and repaired using a wood epoxy filler to restore the surface. The repair can then be color blended so the finished area fits in with the surrounding material.
Assessing Wildlife Damage
Every structure is different. A repair that works for one home may not be appropriate for another.
Soundview considers the construction of the home, the location of the damage, the type of animal involved, and the surrounding habitat when determining what type of repair is appropriate.
Repairing Damaged Wood
Some wildlife and pest problems can leave wood damaged or deteriorated.
When insect damage has affected wood, damaged soft wood can be removed and repaired using a wood epoxy filler to restore the surface. The repair can then be color blended so the finished area fits in with the surrounding material.
Repairs That Fit the Home
Wildlife damage repairs don’t have to look like an obvious patch.
Soundview can approach repairs with the appearance of the home in mind, including the use of appropriately styled custom metal when needed. The objective is to provide a functional repair without unnecessarily diminishing the appearance of the property.
Connecticut Wildlife Damage Restoration
If you have discovered damage after squirrels, raccoons, rodents, bats, or other wildlife have entered your home, Soundview Wildlife Control can assess the affected area and determine what type of repair may be appropriate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can wildlife damage walls and ceilings?
Yes. Animals can access wall and ceiling cavities through structural gaps and other openings.
Will wildlife damage repairs be visible?
The appearance of the finished repair depends on the material and extent of the damage. Soundview considers the home’s aesthetics when selecting appropriate repair methods.
Can damaged wood from wildlife or insects be repaired?
Depending on the extent of the damage, damaged wood may be repaired using appropriate materials such as wood epoxy filler.