10/23/2026
Good exclusion isn’t about covering a few spots. It’s about sealing the whole line so nothing finds its way back in. 🔨
When we got to this home, someone had already put up some metal, but there were still open gaps along the roofline. Gaps like that are all it takes for mice, rats, flying squirrels, grey squirrels, red squirrels, bats and raccoons to get inside.
This specific issue at this home was bats and flying squirrels.
The previous work left the home vulnerable to the wildlife that was trying to enter it.
So we custom bent metal to fit this roofline end to end and sealed it tight. No foam, ever. Just metal and pro-grade sealant built to last. And yes, it’s Scott approved. ✅
This post isn’t about knocking the company that was here before us. Exclusion is hard work, and everyone in this trade is out here trying to protect homes. If you’re that company, or any company, and you want to talk shop or see how we bend and fit our metal, reach out. We’re always happy to help. 🤝
Homeowners, seeing gaps like these on your roofline? Just “TEXT PEXT” or visit pextpros.com.
PEXT | “The Pest Exclusion Team”
Serving Fairfield and Litchfield Counties plus parts of New Haven and Hartford Counties, CT