Written, scoped to the work performed, and backed by photo documentation of every entry point we treat.
Every exclusion project leaves with a written warranty scoped to the work performed. Here's what that means in plain language.
Your warranty comes in writing with the completed job — what was sealed, what's covered, and for how long. No handshake promises you can't point to later.
If wildlife re-enters through an entry point we sealed or a repair we made, we come back and make it right. That's the deal, and it's the part we control.
Every entry point identified in your inspection report and corrected during the project is inside the warranty scope — documented with photos before and after.
Storm damage, new construction gaps, deterioration elsewhere on the structure — wildlife exploits new openings we never touched. We'll fix those too; they're just a new scope, not a warranty claim.
A warranty can't cover what a wild animal decides to do next — ours covers the workmanship that keeps them out: every point we seal is sealed permanently, and if our work fails, we fix it.
Think something's covered? Call or text. We inspect, we show you what we find, and if it's on us, we fix it — no fee, no argument.
Wildlife pressure in the Flathead Valley is constant — that's the reality of living against forest, river, and lake. Our exclusion work is built to end the problem permanently at every point we treat, and the warranty is the paper that proves we mean it: the work we performed, at the points we treated, documented in photos. If wildlife gets back in through our work, we make it right. That's a warranty that means something when you need it.
A thorough inspection gives you a clear picture and an honest plan — no pressure.
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