If you’re searching for vent guards in Tulsa, you already know how frustrating it can be when wildlife sneaks into your home through roof, attic, or basement vents. Birds, bats, squirrels, and rodents often see vents as open doors, quickly turning your safe space into their nesting ground. Wildlife X Team® Tulsa provides durable, professional vent guard installation to keep critters out and your home secure.
Wildlife intrusion isn’t just inconvenient—it’s costly. Animals that enter through vents can:
Tear insulation and wires
Leave behind droppings and parasites
Create foul odors and health hazards
Cause long-term structural damage
DIY solutions may provide temporary relief, but every animal species has unique habits. Without expert sealing, critters often find a way back inside. Our team uses time-tested vent guards designed to withstand Oklahoma weather and block even the most determined wildlife.
Inspection – We identify vulnerable vents around your home.
Custom Fitting – Our guards are professionally sized for your roof, attic, or basement vents.
Secure Installation – Durable materials and expert installation ensure long-lasting protection.
Prevention Plan – We advise on additional steps to reduce future risks.
Whether it’s roof vents, gable vents, or basement openings, we’ll help you keep wildlife where it belongs—outside.
Call Wildlife X Team® Tulsa at 918.586.2238 or fill out our online contact form to schedule vent guard installation today.
Q: What animals do vent guards keep out?
A: Vent guards stop birds, bats, squirrels, rodents, and other small critters from entering.
Q: Are vent guards safe for ventilation airflow?
A: Yes. Our guards are designed to block wildlife without restricting proper airflow.
Q: Do vent guards help with odor and sanitation issues?
A: Absolutely. By preventing wildlife entry, they also reduce droppings, parasites, and foul smells.
Q: Can vent guards be installed on existing homes?
A: Yes. We retrofit vent guards on older homes and install them in new builds.
Q: How long do vent guards last?
A: With professional installation, they can last for many years, even in harsh Oklahoma weather.