Pest Proofing in Port Moody
Pleasantside crawl spaces, Burrard Inlet pressure, Burnaby Mountain corridor

Yes. The inlet corridor will always produce external pressure — the question is whether your building has accessible entry points. Crawl-space vent mesh failure and sill-plate gaps on 1960s to 1980s Pleasantside homes are the entry points that need closing with rodent-grade hardware cloth.

Yes. A comprehensive exclusion audit covers both ground-level rodent entry points and elevated wildlife access points on park-adjacent Port Moody homes.

Pest proofing uses rodent-grade materials that hold against gnawing — hardware cloth, metal flashing. Standard maintenance uses caulk and foam that rodents push through within days.

Metal exclusion on sound structural surfaces lasts as long as the surface it is anchored to.

Yes. On older Pleasantside and College Park homes, both types of entry geometry are typically present and addressed together.

Active infestations are cleared first. For proofing a clean property, we scope and seal without prior treatment.

Yes. We document findings with photographs and scope sealing from the audit results.

Yes. Pre-clearance proofing is more effective than reacting after entry is established.