Humane wildlife removal, exclusion, and roofline prevention across the GTA.
Humane exit, then repair
One-way doors let the animal leave. Follow-up sealing and repair help stop repeat entry.
Sterex handles wildlife calls for homes, rentals, businesses, and property managers across Brampton, Toronto, Mississauga, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, and nearby GTA routes. The work is practical: inspect the roofline, set up humane exclusion, return for follow-up, then repair the damage the animal used.
Raccoons, squirrels, birds, and bats need different handling. The common thread is the same: confirm the activity, protect the animal from being sealed inside, and close the building properly.
Raccoons usually target attic spaces, roof vents, soffits, fascia gaps, chimneys, and weak roofline areas. Sterex installs a one-way door over the active entry point, then returns to confirm the animal has left and repair the current animal damage.
Squirrels can chew through fascia, soffits, vents, and small roofline gaps. The usual approach is inspection, one-way door installation, follow-up confirmation, and durable mesh or repair work around the entry point.
Bird calls often involve bathroom vents, dryer vents, roof openings, and nesting material. Sterex removes the nest, cleans the affected area, and installs a new vent cover to prevent the same problem from returning.
Bat work is quoted after inspection because the scope depends on access, colony size, entry points, and sealing requirements. Sterex keeps this inspection-based and focuses on safe exclusion, careful sealing, and prevention planning.
Most wildlife problems are not solved by just chasing the animal out. If the entry point stays open, the same animal or another one can return. Sterex builds the job around inspection, humane exit, follow-up confirmation, and repair.
See the full wildlife processWe inspect the roofline, vents, soffits, fascia, attic access points, droppings, tracks, nesting material, and current damage. The goal is to confirm what animal is active and where it is entering.
For raccoons and squirrels, the common setup is a one-way door over the main entry point so the animal can leave but cannot re-enter. Baby-season cases are handled differently when young need manual removal first.
On the follow-up visit, we confirm the animal has left, remove equipment where appropriate, and seal or repair the current damage caused by the animal.
When needed, we add roof vent covers, durable wire mesh, chimney or pipe cover cutouts, waterproofing where relevant, and practical prevention recommendations for the property.
Wildlife exclusion can include sealing, waterproofing where relevant, roof or vent repair, durable wire mesh, one-way doors, vent covers, chimney and pipe cover cutouts, and long-term prevention recommendations. The scope depends on what the inspection confirms.
Wildlife work can hide in tight spaces. We keep the language capability-based because the exact tool depends on the property, access, and what the technician needs to confirm.
Small camera inspections help check tight voids, vent runs, soffit gaps, and hard-to-see openings without guessing.
Thermal cameras can help narrow down hidden activity in attics, walls, roof cavities, and insulated spaces when conditions make sense.
Wildlife work is often roof-based. We inspect vents, shingles, fascia, soffits, flashing, and obvious animal pressure points carefully.
For steep, high, or difficult rooflines, drone checks can help review problem areas before deciding the safest access plan.
Wildlife pressure changes by neighbourhood and season. Spring and early summer are common baby-season periods. Fall is common for animals looking for warmth. Sterex serves the main GTA routes and confirms scheduling based on access and scope.
Wildlife removal, animal exclusion, pest control, and prevention support.
Wildlife removal, animal exclusion, pest control, and prevention support.
Wildlife removal, animal exclusion, pest control, and prevention support.
Wildlife removal, animal exclusion, pest control, and prevention support.
Wildlife removal, animal exclusion, pest control, and prevention support.
Wildlife removal, animal exclusion, pest control, and prevention support.
Wildlife removal, animal exclusion, pest control, and prevention support.
Wildlife removal, animal exclusion, pest control, and prevention support.
Order raccoon trap rental, raccoon one-way doors, and squirrel metal one-way doors online. For active attic wildlife, roof damage, or baby animals in a nest, book professional service instead of guessing.
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Brampton pickup · delivery available
Professional-grade live trap — same hardware our technicians use. Rent by the day with optional delivery and release add-ons.
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$30
DIY exclusion hardware
Lets raccoons exit through the entry hole but blocks re-entry. Fits most soffit and fascia openings.
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$45
Professional-grade steel
Heavy-duty matte black steel excluder with spring-loaded flap — the same type our techs install on rooflines.
View in shopSterex also runs residential home treatments and commercial programs across the GTA.
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View reviewsMost raccoon and squirrel jobs involve two visits. The first visit confirms the animal, identifies entry points, and sets up humane exclusion such as a one-way door. The second visit confirms the animal has left, removes equipment where appropriate, and repairs or seals the current damage.
Yes, when repair is part of the wildlife scope. Sterex can seal the current entry point, install mesh, repair roofline damage caused by the animal, add vent covers, and waterproof vulnerable areas where relevant.
Sterex handles common GTA wildlife issues including raccoons, squirrels, birds, attic wildlife, roof vent entry problems, and bat work after inspection. Mice and rat control are handled through pest control and rodent prevention services.
Yes. Spring and early summer are common baby-season periods. If babies are present, they may need manual removal before a one-way door can be used. Sterex quotes baby removal as an add-on for raccoon and squirrel jobs.
Bat removal is inspection-based and quote-based. The right scope depends on access, entry points, colony activity, exclusion work, and sealing requirements, so Sterex does not list a fixed bat price online.
