How do animals typically get into attics?

Common entry points include roof vents, soffit gaps, chimney openings, and spaces around pipes or gutter lines. Even holes as small as a quarter can let rodents in.

Do you provide repairs after the inspection?

Yes. We not only inspect but also offer exclusion services such as sealing gaps, screening vents, and reinforcing weak points to keep wildlife out for good.

How often should I schedule an attic inspection?

We recommend at least once per year, especially in South Florida where wildlife activity is high. You should also schedule an inspection immediately if you notice scratching noises, droppings, or foul odors.

Why can’t I just block holes myself?

DIY repairs often miss hidden entry points, leading to recurring infestations. Our professional inspections ensure every vulnerability is identified and sealed properly.

Attic & Entry Point Inspections

Your attic may be out of sight, but for wildlife, it’s often the easiest way inside your home. Small gaps in vents, soffits, or rooflines can become entry points for rodents, raccoons, possums, and even iguanas—leading to serious property damage and health risks.

At Animal Removal Services, we specialize in attic and entry point inspections in Hollywood, FL, backed by more than 15 years of licensed and insured expertise. Our thorough inspections identify vulnerable spots, uncover hidden damage, and recommend the best prevention strategies. By acting early, you can avoid costly repairs and keep your home safe from repeat infestations.

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Why Attic Inspections Matter

Many homeowners don’t realize how easily wildlife can access their attics. In South Florida, the warm climate and lush landscaping make homes especially attractive to invasive species. Here’s why professional inspections are essential:

Rodents, raccoons, and iguanas often enter through attic gaps in rooflines, soffits, and vents.
Unnoticed entry points lead to repeat infestations, even after animals are removed.
Droppings and nesting materials pose health hazards, spreading bacteria and parasites.
Early detection saves thousands in repairs by addressing problems before wiring, insulation, or structural damage occurs.

A proactive inspection doesn’t just solve today’s problem—it prevents tomorrow’s.

Our Attic & Entry Point Inspection Process

We take a methodical, step-by-step approach to ensure nothing is overlooked:

1. Comprehensive Attic Review

We inspect insulation, wiring, rafters, and ventilation systems for signs of animal damage, droppings, and nesting materials.

2. Entry Point Identification

Using professional tools, we locate gaps in rooflines, soffits, chimneys, vents, and foundation cracks—all common wildlife access points in Hollywood homes.

3. Professional Documentation

You’ll receive a detailed report with photos highlighting vulnerabilities, current damage, and recommended next steps.

4. Exclusion & Repair Guidance

We advise on sealing, screening, and repairing affected areas. Our team can also perform professional exclusion services to permanently close off entry points.

Why Choose Us for Attic Inspections?

When it comes to protecting your home, you need more than just a quick check—you need experienced wildlife professionals who know the unique challenges of Hollywood homes. Here’s why families and property managers trust us:

✅ 15+ Years of Experience – Proven expertise in wildlife prevention and property protection.

✅ Licensed & Insured – Professional service with complete peace of mind.

✅ Humane & Eco-Friendly – Prevention methods that safeguard wildlife and your home responsibly.

✅ Trusted Across Hollywood & Broward County – Regularly serving homeowners, HOAs, and property managers.

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Service Areas

We provide attic & entry point inspections for homeowners and property managers across Broward County, including:

Hollywood
Fort Lauderdale
Pembroke Pines
Weston
Parkland
Davie

If you’re in Hollywood Lakes, Emerald Hills, West Lake Village, or Downtown Hollywood, we’re right around the corner.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Got a question? We’re here to help.

How do animals typically get into attics?

Common entry points include roof vents, soffit gaps, chimney openings, and spaces around pipes or gutter lines. Even holes as small as a quarter can let rodents in.
Do you provide repairs after the inspection?

Yes. We not only inspect but also offer exclusion services such as sealing gaps, screening vents, and reinforcing weak points to keep wildlife out for good.
How often should I schedule an attic inspection?

We recommend at least once per year, especially in South Florida where wildlife activity is high. You should also schedule an inspection immediately if you notice scratching noises, droppings, or foul odors.
Why can’t I just block holes myself?

DIY repairs often miss hidden entry points, leading to recurring infestations. Our professional inspections ensure every vulnerability is identified and sealed properly.