Hearing scratching in the attic or seeing signs of an animal? A Swift Wildlife specialist will identify the wildlife activity, locate every entry point, assess the damage, and recommend a humane removal and long-term exclusion plan — at no cost and no obligation.
Tell us what’s going on — a real person calls you back, usually within the hour.
Most inspections trace back to one of these three. Here’s what we look for — and the warning signs that mean it’s time to book.
Raccoons are our most-inspected animal — they pry soffits and vents to den in warm attics. Our inspection finds the den, the kits, and the entry.
Bats are legally protected, so a correct inspection is essential. We locate the roost, confirm the species, and time exclusion to Florida’s legal window.
Roof rats and mice travel the roofline and hide in walls. Our inspection traces the runways and every gap they use before we seal the home.
Everything homeowners ask before booking a wildlife inspection — answered plainly.
A licensed technician inspects the attic, roofline, soffits and vents, the foundation and crawlspace, outbuildings and the yard — identifying the animal, locating every active and potential entry point, and assessing any damage. You receive a photo-documented findings report and a written plan for humane removal and exclusion. All at no charge.
Most home inspections take 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the size of the property and how much access the attic and roofline allow. Larger or acreage properties with outbuildings can take a little longer. We never rush — the goal is to find the real problem, not just the obvious one.
Yes — the attic is usually where the story is. We check for dens, latrines, chewed wiring, fouled or displaced insulation, and the roofline gaps that let wildlife in. Where an attic is inaccessible or unsafe, we inspect from the exterior and roofline and tell you exactly what we can and can’t confirm.
In almost every case, yes. The tracks, droppings, damage pattern, sounds and entry points each point to a species. If you’re hearing noises but haven’t seen anything, that’s exactly what the inspection is for — we identify what it is before anyone talks about removal.
It helps if you can be there to point us to where you’ve heard or seen activity and to walk the findings together — but it isn’t required. Many exterior and roofline inspections are completed with your permission while you’re away, followed by a call and a photo report.
None at all. The inspection is free and the findings are yours to keep. We’ll give you an honest assessment and a written estimate, but there’s never any pressure to book removal or exclusion on the spot.
Yes. We inspect and protect businesses, rentals and managed properties across the Treasure Coast — from restaurants and warehouses to HOAs and multi-unit buildings. Commercial inspections follow the same thorough process, scheduled around your operating hours.
That’s a good outcome — and we’ll tell you plainly. If the noise turns out to be an old entry, a settling roof or a one-time visitor, we’ll show you the evidence and point out any weak spots worth sealing so it stays that way. We won’t invent a problem to sell a job.
Same-day inspections are standard across the Treasure Coast, and for an animal-in-the-house emergency our response is typically under an hour. A real person answers live, 24/7 — so you’re never waiting on a callback while something’s in the attic.
Always. Every inspection ends with a written, photo-documented report: what we found, where the entry points are, the recommended humane removal approach, and the long-term exclusion needed to keep wildlife out — backed by our written re-entry guarantee if you proceed.
Book a free, no-obligation inspection — or call and talk to a real person, live, 24/7.
