Squirrels enter attics through the roofline and gable vents, and they gnaw - on framing, on insulation, on wiring, which is a real fire risk. We remove them, install one-way doors, seal the entry with branded exclusion products, and repair the damage.
Squirrels are daytime animals that nest in attics twice a year. We time removal so young are not sealed in.
Find the entry at the roofline, gable, or soffit, the nest, and any sign of a litter. Gnaw marks and chewed wiring get documented.
Install one-way doors that let squirrels leave but not return, clearing the attic without harm.
Seal the entry with branded exclusion products, then repair gnaw damage and replace soiled insulation through our repair team.
The danger with squirrels is not the noise overhead, it is the chewing. Gnawed wiring is a documented cause of attic fires, so the inspection always includes an electrical-risk check.
This is part of our full wildlife removal and exclusion program. Damage repair and cleanup run through home repair and attic insulation.
Trapping removes the ones in the trap but leaves the entry open for the rest and for the next family. One-way doors plus a sealed entry clear the attic and keep it cleared, which is the outcome that lasts.
Yes. Squirrels gnaw constantly, and chewed electrical wiring in an attic is a recognized fire cause. Our inspection includes a check for gnaw damage to wiring.
Squirrels nest in late winter and again in late summer. We time one-way exclusion so a litter is not sealed inside, then close up once the attic is clear.
Yes. Gnaw repair and soiled-insulation replacement run through our home-repair and attic-insulation teams, so it is one company start to finish.
One inspection maps the entry, checks for wiring damage, and sets the exclusion plan.
