Wildlife Exclusion Technician

Benefits

• Company car
• Competitive salary
• Opportunity for advancement
• Paid time off
• Training & development

Responsibilities

• Inspecting homes and buildings to locate every wildlife entry point
• Diagnosing structural vulnerabilities and infestation causes
• Performing full-building exclusion: sealing gaps, screening vents, reinforcing rooflines and façades
• Carpentry and repair work to damaged structures
• Installing exclusion materials to a durable, professional standard
• Sets and removes wildlife traps as part of the exclusion process
• Documenting work accurately with before/after records
• Communicating findings and scope clearly with homeowners

Qualifications

• Clean driving record and valid driver's license
• Comfortable working in attics, crawl spaces, on ladders, and on roofs
• Ability to lift 50+ lbs and work outdoors year-round
• Strong personal accountability and work ethic
• Ability to work independently without constant oversight
• Strong attention to detail and documentation
• Clear, direct communication skills
• Pass background check and drug screening

Skills

• Construction, carpentry, roofing, or repair/remodel experience
• Pest control, wildlife, HVAC, or plumbing field experience
• Experience with exclusion, sealing, or weatherproofing work
• Stable work history with demonstrated reliability

Pay

Defined advancement and compensation structure
Paid licensing and training
Health insurance reimbursement after 6 months
Leadership growth opportunities

Schedule

This is a physically demanding, detail-intensive role focused on sealing buildings and keeping wildlife out — permanently.