Appliance Pull-Out & Pest Entry Sealing

Appliance Pull-Out & Pest Entry Sealing

$195 + tax
(Price includes labor and materials; tax not included)

Mice and other pests often enter homes through small gaps hidden behind kitchen appliances and under sink cabinets—areas that are rarely accessed during normal cleaning or maintenance.

This service focuses on pulling appliances out and sealing those common entry points while everything is accessible, helping reduce the risk of pests without opening walls or doing invasive work.

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What’s Included

• Pull-out and re-installation of:

  • Stove / range

  • Refrigerator

  • Dishwasher

• Inspection of exposed areas behind and under appliances and inside the under-sink cabinet

• Sealing of small, accessible gaps around:

  • Plumbing pipes (drain and supply lines)

  • Gas lines

  • Electrical wiring or conduit penetrations

• Pest-resistant materials included:

  • Expanding foam

  • Steel wool and/or metal mesh

  • Sealant or caulk as appropriate

• Visual inspection of sink supply lines and shutoff valves while access is available

  • If aging lines, corrosion, leaks, or stiff/failing valves are observed, options are discussed before any additional work is performed

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Scope Limits

• Sealing is limited to small, surface-level gaps

• No drywall removal, cutting, patching, or painting

• No trim, cabinet, or finish work

• Cosmetic appearance is secondary to pest deterrence

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Larger Gaps & Additional Work

• Larger or irregular openings that cannot be sealed using foam, steel wool, or mesh alone are not included

• Any additional sealing or repair work is quoted and approved before proceeding

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Common Add-Ons (If Needed)

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What We Don’t Do (FAQ)

Do you do extermination or pest treatment?
No. This service focuses on sealing common entry points only. We do not provide pest control, trapping, or extermination services.

Do you open walls or cut drywall to find gaps?
No. We seal small, accessible gaps only. This service does not include drywall removal, cutting, patching, or painting.

Will you repair cabinets, trim, or baseboards?
No. Cabinet repairs, trim work, and finish carpentry are not included. If larger gaps or damaged materials are found, repair options can be discussed separately.

Do you seal large holes or structural gaps?
No. Larger or irregular openings that require framing, backing, or finish repair are outside the scope of this service and are quoted separately before any work is done.

Do you automatically replace supply lines or shutoff valves?
No. Supply lines and valves are visually inspected while access is available, but replacements are only performed if requested and approved after discussing options.

Will this guarantee that mice or pests won’t return?
No. Sealing entry points can significantly reduce risk, but no service can guarantee complete pest prevention—especially if there is an active infestation or other entry points elsewhere in the home.P