Persistent rodent urine odor throughout the house
We remove the contaminated insulation holding the odor, fog the decking with EPA-registered disinfectant, and install fresh material. Most homeowners notice the difference within 24 hours.
Attic Insulation Removal Replacement Fort Pierce FL means pulling rodent-soiled batts, vacuuming the deck, fogging the space with disinfectant, and installing new R-30 insulation in one visit. We handle homes from Downtown Fort Pierce to Hutchinson Island, and we do it after the rats and mice are gone, not before. If your attic smells like urine or your power bill jumped, call us today at 123456789.

Attic Insulation Removal Replacement Fort Pierce FL is a two-part job: extraction of contaminated material and installation of new insulation. We suit up in protective gloves and respirators, lay down poly sheeting over your ceilings, and use a commercial vacuum to pull every soiled batt out through the attic access. Then we bag it, haul it, and treat the decking and rafters with an EPA-registered disinfectant before any new material goes down.
Fort Pierce homes take a beating from rodents. The warm, humid climate keeps rats and mice breeding year-round, and older homes near the Indian River Lagoon have the kind of soffit gaps and vent openings that let them walk right in. Once they nest in your insulation, the batts hold urine, droppings, and salmonella contamination. That is when you need a Fort Pierce attic insulation removal replacement crew, not a handyman with a shop vac.
Every job is scoped after inspection, but here is what our standard attic insulation replacement Fort Pierce FL package covers. Anything outside this list gets quoted separately before we start.
Flashlight and mirror inspection of the entire attic, including eaves, plenum, and top plates. We photograph damage and map entry points. Takes 30 to 45 minutes.
Trapping with snap traps and live catch traps, then sealing entry points with copper mesh, steel wool, and foam sealant. Usually 3 to 7 days before insulation work begins.
Full vacuum removal of soiled batts and loose fill. All material is bagged, sealed, and hauled off-site the same day. Poly sheeting protects your ceilings during the work.
EPA-registered disinfectant fogged across decking, rafters, and top plates. This step eliminates rodent urine odor and kills bacteria left behind by droppings.
R-30 fiberglass batts or blown-in cellulose, installed to current Florida energy code. Baffles stay clear at the eaves so ventilation is not blocked.
Before-and-after photos, written scope, and a workmanship warranty. Everything you need for insurance claims or a future home sale.
We crawl the attic with flashlights and inspection mirrors, map the rodent entry points, and photograph the damage. You get a written scope the same day with a flat price. Most inspections take 30 to 45 minutes.
We never install new insulation over an active infestation. We set snap traps, live catch traps, and bait stations until the attic is clear, usually 3 to 7 days. Entry points get sealed with copper mesh, steel wool, and foam sealant before we move on.
The crew lays poly sheeting over your ceiling, seals the attic access with a zipper door, and vacuums out every soiled batt. A typical 1,200 square foot attic takes 3 to 5 hours. All material is bagged and hauled off-site the same day.
We fog the decking, rafters, and top plates with an EPA-registered disinfectant, then seal any remaining gaps with hardware cloth and caulk. This step is what kills the rodent urine odor for good.
Fresh R-30 batts or blown-in cellulose go down, baffles stay clear at the eaves, and we leave you with before-and-after photos plus a written warranty. Most full jobs wrap in a single day.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Pulls soiled insulation and rodent debris out of the attic without spreading dust or contaminants into your living space.
Tomcat and Victor snap traps for rats, Havahart live catch traps when relocation is preferred. We match the tool to the species.
Tamper-resistant JT Eaton and Bell Laboratories stations hold Contrac and FirstStrike bait blocks safely away from pets and kids.
Reach into wall voids, soffits, and tight eaves to find entry points and nesting sites that are invisible from the attic floor.
Copper mesh, steel wool, hardware cloth, caulk, and foam sealant close the gaps rodents use to get in. This is what keeps new insulation clean.
Respirators, gloves, and Tyvek suits protect our crew and keep contaminants out of your home during removal.
Applies EPA-registered disinfectant evenly across decking and rafters to kill bacteria and neutralize rodent urine odor.
A 1940s bungalow near Downtown Fort Pierce had rats in the attic for at least a year. The batts were tunneled through, urine stains covered the decking, and the hallway smelled every time the AC kicked on. Power bill was $280 a month in summer.
We trapped out 11 rats over five days, sealed 9 entry points with copper mesh and hardware cloth, removed 1,100 square feet of soiled insulation, fogged the attic, and installed fresh R-30 batts. The odor was gone in 24 hours and the July bill dropped to $215.
A vacation rental on Hutchinson Island had mice coming through corroded soffit vents. Guests complained about a musty smell, and the owner was losing bookings. The insulation around the AC plenum was chewed and the ductwork was leaking.
We replaced the corroded vent screens with copper mesh, sealed 6 entry points, removed 900 square feet of contaminated insulation, and installed new R-30 batts. The unit passed a guest-ready inspection in two days and has had no complaints since.
A rental property in Fort Pierce South had gnawed insulation around the AC plenum and chewed wiring near the attic access. The property manager had already replaced the insulation once without fixing the entry points, and the rodents came right back.
We trapped and excluded first, sealing 7 entry points with steel wool and foam sealant. Then we removed 1,400 square feet of re-contaminated insulation, sanitized the attic, and installed new R-30 batts. No rodent activity in the 10 months since.
Rodent damage in an attic does not stay in the attic. It shows up in your air quality, your power bill, and eventually your walls. Here is what we fix.
Ask a pro →We remove the contaminated insulation holding the odor, fog the decking with EPA-registered disinfectant, and install fresh material. Most homeowners notice the difference within 24 hours.
We document the damage for insurance, repair what we can, and replace the insulation around the plenum so your system runs efficiently again.
Fresh R-30 insulation restores the thermal barrier. Fort Pierce homeowners typically see a 10 to 20 percent drop in summer cooling costs after replacement.
We handle removal, replacement, and documentation fast. You get before-and-after photos and a written scope that satisfies lenders and buyers.
If you smell rodent urine in the hallway, see droppings in the attic, or find gnawed insulation around the AC plenum, you need removal. Other signs include a sudden jump in your power bill, visible tunnels in the batts, or a dead rodent smell that will not go away. A 20-minute inspection confirms it. We photograph everything so you can see the damage before you decide.
Most Fort Pierce jobs run $1,800 to $4,500 in 2026, depending on attic size, insulation type, and how much contamination there is. A small 800 square foot attic with light damage can come in under $2,000. A 2,000 square foot home with heavy rat damage, chewed ductwork, and full sanitization runs higher. We quote flat rates after inspection.
The best replacement is the one matched to your attic and your budget. We install R-30 fiberglass batts for most Fort Pierce homes and blown-in cellulose where coverage is uneven. Both meet current Florida energy code. What matters more than brand is that the old contaminated material is fully removed and the entry points are sealed first.
Yes. Rodent droppings can carry salmonella, and in rare cases hantavirus. Urine-soaked insulation also grows mold in Florida's humidity. You should not disturb it yourself without a respirator and gloves. We remove it with sealed bags and HEPA vacuuming so nothing spreads into your living space. Most homeowners feel a difference in air quality within a day.
We inspect, quote flat, and schedule fast. Call 123456789 and we will have a technician at your door, usually the same day. Licensed, insured, and 11 years in St. Lucie County.
Get Free Quote 123456789 →Call us any time, day or night, and a real person will pick up. We book same-day appointments across Fort Pierce and St. Lucie County when you call before noon, and our emergency line stays open 24/7 for active rodent problems. If you prefer email, send us the details and we will get back to you the same business day.