Wildlife exclusion in Leeds
Keep Wildlife Out of Your Property
We find and secure the openings animals use to enter homes and buildings across Leeds.
Wildlife Exclusion FAQs
What does wildlife exclusion involve?
Wildlife exclusion focuses on identifying how animals access a building and reducing those opportunities. Depending on the property and issue, this may involve inspecting entry points and recommending suitable measures to help prevent further intrusion.
What signs suggest wildlife may be inside?
Possible signs include scratching or movement sounds, droppings, damaged materials, nesting debris, or visible gaps near the roof and vents. Signs can have different causes, so an inspection can help clarify what is happening.
Can you help with wildlife in an attic?
An attic concern may call for checking likely entry points and assessing how wildlife is affecting the space. Contact Leeds Wildlife Control with details about what you have noticed to discuss possible next steps for your Leeds property.
How can I help prevent wildlife from getting in?
Keep an eye on gaps around rooflines, vents, and other exterior openings, and address building damage that could provide access. The most suitable prevention measures depend on the property and the type of wildlife involved.
Do you serve properties outside Leeds?
The service is focused on Leeds. If your property is outside the area, contact Leeds Wildlife Control with your location to ask whether assistance may be available.
A Practical Approach to Exclusion
Protect your property by addressing the access points wildlife use, not just the signs they leave behind.
Focused Inspections
We look for likely access routes around rooflines, vents, eaves, and other vulnerable parts of your building.
Property-Specific Work
Recommendations reflect your building’s layout, condition, and the openings found during inspection.
Prevention in Mind
Exclusion work aims to close entry routes and reduce opportunities for wildlife to return.
Wildlife Exclusion Services
Find and close the openings wildlife use to enter homes and buildings across Leeds.
01
Entry Point Inspection
Identify gaps, damage, and other routes animals use to get inside.
02
Roofline Exclusion
Secure roof edges and openings that can give wildlife access.
03
Vent Protection
Protect ventilation openings while allowing airflow.
04
Gap Sealing
Close exterior gaps around common wildlife entry routes.
05
Wildlife Damage Repairs
Address damaged exterior areas that may allow animals inside.
06
Re-Entry Prevention
Review vulnerable areas and reduce opportunities for wildlife to return.
Take the First Step to Exclusion
Tell us what you’ve noticed at your Leeds property, and we’ll help identify the next practical step.
Discuss Wildlife Exclusion
Describe the wildlife activity and where you have noticed it. Contact Leeds Wildlife Control to discuss practical exclusion options for your Leeds property.
Address
813 River Road, Leeds
Phone
0113 496 0044
Email
[email protected]
Opening hours
Tue–Sat: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sun–Mon: Closed