Transferability is controlled by the signed agreement
Long-Term Structural Protection
Why Qualifying Exclusion Work Can Carry Up to 10 Years of Protection
Trapping addresses active rodents, while structural exclusion corrects the openings they use to enter. When listed as eligible in the signed customer agreement, qualifying rodent exclusion repairs may receive protection for up to ten years. The agreement controls the covered entry points, duration, inspection requirements, exclusions, transferability, customer responsibilities and warranty-service process.
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What Is Covered
Coverage applies only to qualifying rodent exclusion repairs and access points specifically identified as eligible in the signed agreement.
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Duration
Eligible work may receive protection for up to ten years, subject to the written terms.
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Exclusions
New damage, unapproved alterations, inaccessible areas and conditions outside the agreed scope may be excluded.
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Inspection and Service Requirements
Keep required inspection and maintenance appointments stated in the agreement; missed requirements may affect coverage.
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Transferability
Do not assume the warranty transfers to a new owner. Transfer is available only when the signed agreement expressly allows it and its transfer steps are completed.
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Customer Responsibilities
Keep records, provide reasonable access, report suspected activity promptly and avoid altering covered repairs or creating new openings.
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Removal and Cleanup
Trapping, animal removal, sanitation, insulation and unrelated wildlife work are not automatically included in exclusion-repair coverage.
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How to Request Service
Contact the company with the service address, original customer name, agreement or invoice, service date and a description of the concern.
Start With a Free Rodent Exclusion Inspection
24/7 emergency service is available. Request a free inspection to identify active rodent pressure, entry points and exclusion work that may qualify for long-term protection under a signed customer agreement.