Chimney animal removal for households in Biscayne Park
The way in is found and fixed, so the same chimney does not invite the next animal.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
Signs of an animal in the chimney
- Droppings on the hearth or firebox floor
- A rotten smell that will not fade
- Flies gathering near the hearth
- A missing or crooked chimney cap
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From first sounds to cap, animal removal explained
Watching the chimney top from the ground
Some animals can be seen entering or leaving the chimney top. Birds may fly in and out during the day, and bats tend to leave around dusk. A few minutes of watching from the yard can tell us a lot.
Stay on the ground and keep a safe distance. Do not climb onto the roof to look. If you see animals coming and going, note roughly how many and when, and describe them as well as you can when you call.
Why bat exclusion follows a calendar
Florida's rule forbids installing bat exclusion devices during the maternity season, when young bats cannot yet fly. Excluding adults then would trap the young inside the chimney, where they would die.
If your call falls in that period, the plan is to wait, keep the damper closed and prepare for exclusion as soon as it is allowed. We tell you plainly if waiting is required. Once the bats are out and the rule allows, the top can be closed for good.
Questions to ask before animal removal starts
A clear plan answers a few questions before work begins. Ask these if the answers are not already plain.
If an answer is vague, ask again. We would rather take a few extra minutes at the start than leave you unsure about what happens to the animal or the chimney.
- What kind of animal is in the chimney
- What the rules allow at this time
- Which steps our team handles and which others do
- How the flue will be confirmed empty before capping
When the noises stop on their own
Silence does not by itself mean the animal has left. It may have moved higher in the flue, gone quiet during the day or died inside. Young may also have been left behind after a parent stopped returning.
If the sounds stop, tell us anyway and keep the damper closed. We check the flue before any cap goes on. A quiet chimney still needs a clean-out if an animal has been living there. Nest material and droppings stay behind even when the animal is gone.
The animal removal scope for Biscayne Park homes
- Smoke shelf cleared of debris
- Damage from the animal noted
- Separate price for each step
- Remains removed if an animal died
What people ask about chimney animal removal
What does a screened chimney cap do?
It closes the top of the flue to birds, bats, squirrels and raccoons while letting smoke out. It also keeps rain and debris from dropping in. It is sized to the flue and fixed securely.
Could an animal block the flue of another appliance?
It can. If a nest blocks a flue serving another appliance, gases may have nowhere to go. Leave that appliance off until the flue has been looked at, and tell us which appliance it is.
Do you give a written record after the job?
Yes. It notes the animal found, what was removed, the damage seen and how the chimney was closed. If a wildlife professional handled a step, the record says so.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting 
Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland 
Heatilator 
Heat & Glo