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Wildlife Removal
Brick, NJ

From Brick Beach to Herbertsville — shore wildlife doesn't take summers off

Brick's 76,000 residents know that coastal living means sharing space with wildlife that considers your crawl space just another barrier island habitat

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Where Beach Raccoons Meet Pineland Squirrels

Brick Township spans from oceanfront Brick Beach to the edge of the Pine Barrens — and gets wildlife pressure from both directions. Coastal areas deal with raccoons that raid beach parking lots and boardwalk trash. Inland Herbertsville gets squirrels migrating from the Pinelands. Your Drum Point vacation house? It sees both, depending on the season.

Why Brick?

Brick's geography between ocean and Pine Barrens creates dual wildlife pressure — coastal scavengers from the east, woodland species from the west

Common Wildlife in Brick

raccoons
squirrels
bats
rats

Storm-Tested Construction, Wildlife-Tested Every Day

Brick took massive hits from Sandy, Irene, and every nor'easter since. Many homes were raised, rebuilt, or reinforced — but contractors focused on flood protection, not wildlife exclusion. That new raised foundation keeping you above the flood line? It also created a covered shelter that every raccoon in Ocean County wants to call home.

01Local Housing Stock

Brick Beach bungalows raised post-Sandy with new crawl spaces
Drum Point waterfront homes with boat lifts and bulkhead access
Herbertsville colonials with wooded lots backing to preserved land
Shore Club area homes with seasonal occupancy patterns

02Common Entry Point Issues

Newly raised foundations creating accessible crawl spaces never meant for wildlife
Boat lift structures providing shelter adjacent to homes
Wooded lots creating direct squirrel access from tree to roof
Nor'easter damage creating new entry points every major storm season
Brick Case Study

The Post-Sandy Crawl Space Colony

01 The Problem

A waterfront homeowner raised their house 8 feet after Sandy in 2012. By 2018, they noticed an odor in summer. By 2020, the smell was unbearable during humid months. Three plumbers found nothing wrong with the pipes.

Location: Drum Point

02 What We Found

A raccoon colony had been using the raised crawl space as a latrine since shortly after construction. Six years of accumulated waste — over 100 pounds — was packed into one corner. The plastic vapor barrier had hidden it from casual inspection.

03 The Solution

Full hazmat cleanup of the crawl space, replacement of the vapor barrier, installation of heavy-gauge steel mesh on all access points, and addition of a motion-activated sprinkler system for the foundation perimeter.

The Result

The extensive cleanup could have been avoided entirely with proper screening at construction. Their contractor now includes wildlife exclusion in all raised foundation builds.

Unique Challenges in Brick

01

Post-storm rebuilds created thousands of new crawl spaces without proper exclusion

02

Seasonal homes sit empty during prime wildlife nesting season (fall/winter)

03

Waterfront locations attract wildlife seeking both food and water sources

04

Pine Barrens border creates constant wildlife pressure from the west

05

Boat storage areas and bulkheads provide additional shelter options near homes

06

Salt spray corrosion requires exclusion materials rated for marine environments

Service Areas in Brick

We serve all Brick neighborhoods and surrounding areas

Brick Neighborhoods We Serve

Brick BeachDrum PointShore ClubHerbertsvilleLaureltonMetedeconkAdamstonBreton WoodsOsbornevilleGreenbriar area

ZIP Codes Served

0872308724

One-Time Service. No Contracts.

We're not pest control. No monthly fees. No recurring visits. We fix it once and back it with a 12-month guarantee on full exclusion work.

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