The Problem: A homeowner in the University Hills neighborhood of Austin reported signs of wildlife activity, including potential entry points around their home's exterior. Concerns were raised about a significant open space between wall voids and a specific flat door that appeared to be used as an entry and exit point by nuisance wildlife.

The Solution: Our expert technicians conducted a thorough inspection, identifying a six-foot section of open space between wall voids and a primary entry/exit point on a flat door. To humanely resolve the issue, two one-way doors were strategically installed at these access points, allowing the animals to exit but preventing re-entry. The six-foot wall void section was then secured with durable flashing, and comprehensive exclusion work was performed throughout the affected exterior areas. Additionally, three cameras were deployed to monitor activity and confirm the successful departure of the wildlife.

The Outcome: Thanks to Prickly Pear Wildlife's precise and thorough exclusion work, the University Hills home is now completely secure from nuisance wildlife. The humane one-way door system ensured the animals could safely leave, and the expertly sealed entry points provide lasting protection. The homeowner can now enjoy renewed peace of mind, knowing their property is fully protected by our professional and effective solutions.