
Animal removal and flue clean-out in Coral Springs
Find out what is living in the chimney and leave with a clear plan for getting it out and keeping it out.
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Evidence of a raccoon, squirrel or bird
- Chirping or chattering in the flue
- Twigs or leaves falling into the firebox
- A missing or crooked chimney cap
- Pets fixated on the fireplace
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What our chimney animal work covers
Bats in the chimney and Florida's rules
Bats are protected in Florida. The state nuisance wildlife rule allows them to be moved out only with exclusion devices or a registered repellent, and only outside the maternity season. An exclusion device lets bats leave but not return. Harming them or using poisons is not allowed.
That means a bat colony in a chimney cannot simply be cleared on demand. We explain whether exclusion is allowed at the time of your call and who carries it out. We also explain what the chimney will need once the bats have gone. The timing is set by the rule, not by us.
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 when the animal job is done
Before we leave, these questions help you understand what was done and what to watch for.
You will find the same answers in the written record. Going over them beside the fireplace, with the parts in view, tends to make them stick. If a question comes up later, call and ask.
- Is the flue confirmed empty and clean
- What damage did the animal leave behind
- How was the top closed, and with what
- What signs would mean an animal is back
Looking at the whole chimney after an animal
An animal problem is often the first time anyone has looked closely at a chimney in a long while. Once the flue is empty and clean, it is a good moment to check the rest: the crown, the flashing, the lining and the damper.
The animal visit covers what the animal touched. A wider look is a separate step, and we tell you what it would add before you decide. If the rest of the chimney is sound, the written record says so, which is worth knowing too.
Animal removal work in Coral Springs, line by line
- Damage from the animal noted
- Entry points found and listed
- Cap fixed as its instructions describe
- Chase cover and collar checked
Animal removal answers for Coral Springs homes
What if a bird falls into my fireplace?
Keep people and pets away and do not try to raise it. For young swifts, USFWS advises contacting a migratory bird rehabilitator. Tell us, so we can plan the clean-out for when the birds have gone.
How long does chimney animal removal take?
It depends on the animal and the rules. A trapped squirrel may be a single visit, while bat exclusion or waiting for young birds can take longer. We tell you at the start if more than one visit is likely.
What if the animal noises have stopped?
Silence does not by itself mean the animal left. It may be resting, have moved higher or have died, and young may remain. Keep the damper closed and tell us, and we check before any cap goes on.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
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