SealTight operates out of Goleta on Hollister Avenue, offering pest control services—though I'll be candid, the data here is thin. There are no customer ratings or reviews in the system I'm looking at, which makes it tough to gauge how they perform in the field or what homeowners actually think after the work is done. That's always a caution flag when you're vetting any contractor.
Their project photos reference pest control prevention and deer fencing, which suggests they handle both structural exclusion work and wildlife issues—common headaches in our coastal foothill neighborhoods where raccoons, rats, and deer can do real damage to landscaping and attics. Deer fencing in particular requires understanding local terrain and plant protection, not just stringing wire.
Without review evidence or a track record I can verify, I'd recommend asking SealTight directly for local references and proof of licensing before signing anything. Pest control in Santa Barbara County means dealing with moisture from marine air, seasonal rodent pressure during dry months, and knowing which exclusion methods hold up in our climate. Make sure whoever you hire understands those specifics.