BIRD & WILDLIFE CONTROL THAT HANDLES THE WHOLE PROBLEM.

Removal is only the beginning. GEN 126 investigates the entry point, contamination, equipment, and building conditions, then creates a practical plan for cleanup, exclusion, repair, and prevention.

REQUEST AN INSPECTION

ONE CALL.
NOT FOUR CONTRACTORS.

A wildlife problem can affect more than one part of a building.

Removal may reveal damaged vents, contaminated insulation, open entry points, moisture, or repair needs.
GEN 126 combines wildlife knowledge with sanitation, HVAC, maintenance, inspection, and light repair experience to help connect the pieces.

ONE CLEAR ACTION PLAN.

OUR PROCESS

Tell us whats happening

01

Share the signs, location, timing, and a clear photo or short video when it can be taken safely.

WE INSPECT THE CONDITIONS

02

GEN 126 evaluates visible activity, possible access points, contamination, damage, and contributing building conditions.

YOU RECEIVE A
CLEAR PLAN

03

Recommendations may include removal, trapping, monitoring, exclusion, cleaning, repair, or specialist coordination.

WE CLOSE
THE LOOP

04

When the scope allows, GEN 126 addresses the connected work so you are not left coordinating several unrelated contractors.

ONE PROBLEM.

ONE CONNECTED PLAN

WHEN BATS MOVE INTO
THE BUILDING

Bats may enter through small roofline gaps, vents, soffits, fascia, flashing, and other protected openings. Activity may lead to sounds in walls or attics, staining near entry points, guano accumulation, odor, contamination concerns, or repeat access. GEN 126 identifies active and potential entry points and recommends a humane, legally appropriate plan for removal, one-way exclusion, sealing, cleanup, and prevention.

Hear something in the attic?

Scratching, movement, odors, damaged vents, or disturbed insulation can point to wildlife activity. GEN 126 looks beyond the sound to the likely route of entry and the conditions that may keep the problem going.

WHEN BIRDS MOVE INTO THE BUILDING

Birds can nest in exterior vents, soffits, roof openings, ledges, signs, and other protected areas. Activity may leave nesting material, droppings, odor, blocked airflow, damage, or a repeat entry point. GEN 126 identifies the situation and recommends a legally appropriate plan for removal, cleaning, and prevention.

WORK THAT EARNS THE NEXT REFERRAL.

“Does very good work we had a problem with spiders he sprayed one time and we havnt had any since”

“Good customer service. Experienced. Their willingness to come out and inspect/treat quickly was very much appreciated!”

SHIELDING. SERVING. STEWARDING.

GEN 126 takes its name from Genesis 1:26 and the responsibility to care for people, property, and creation with honesty, skill, and good stewardship.

NOT SURE WHAT IS IN YOUR HOME?

Tell us what you are seeing, hearing, or smelling. Send a clear photo when possible, and GEN 126 will help determine the most practical next step.