1Tile roof eaves
Open tile ends at the eave — with no bird stop or eave closure — are one of the most common rat entries in Ponte Vedra. We install closures that seal them without changing the roof's look.
2Roof-to-wall transitions
Where a lower roof meets a second-story wall, flashing gaps give rats direct access to the attic.
3Garage doors
Large garage doors with worn corner seals and side gaps are a ground-level way in — especially on side-load garages.
4AC line sets & penetrations
The line set from your AC to the house is often sealed with expanding foam, which rats chew straight through.
5Chimney chases & roof vents
Chimney caps, dryer vents, bath fans and ridge vents all need to be checked and properly screened.
6Soffits & dormers
Long soffit runs and dormer returns hide gaps you'd never see from the ground. We inspect them up close.