Wildlife Exclusion Technician

Inspect homes and buildings for wildlife entry points, then perform exclusion work by sealing gaps, vents, rooflines, and exterior areas. Complete carpentry and repair tasks while installing professional wildlife prevention materials. Set or remove traps as needed and document findings to communicate with homeowners. Work in attics, crawl spaces, ladders, roofs, and outdoor environments. This role requires a valid driver's license, ability to lift 50+ lbs, and comfort working in tight spaces and heights. Coastal Wildlife & Pest Control Services offers a clear career path from apprentice to team lead, including paid time off, training, and a company vehicle.