The most effective way to keep squirrels and other nuisance wildlife out of your house is to use home exclusion. To avoid further squirrel infestations, it's critical to seal all existing and potential entry points. A maintenance service is also highly recommended. Squirrels, like other rodents, have continuously growing front teeth, allowing them to nibble a new route back into your home.
Precautions like as removing trees or tree limbs on or near your roof can help you avoid squirrel problems. We also recommend that you avoid using bird feeders because they attract a lot of squirrels and other wildlife. In order to keep a squirrel-free home after squirrel removal, we encourage all of our customers to remove food sources such as accessible birdseed and acorns, if present.
Varment Guard employs a variety of habitat alteration and exclusion techniques to keep wildlife out of your home or property. Exclusion services for wildlife provide a complete answer to wildlife intrusions on your property. The target species' access to food, water, and shelter is limited by prevention services.
We begin bat inspections by performing a thorough inspection of your home and property to identify all probable primary and secondary entry points. Many people believe that bats can only enter their home through an open window or through the chimney. This isn't always the case, though. Bats typically enter through soffit gaps, roof vents, loose or missing roof shingles, warped siding, and small cracks or breaches in brick walls as small as 1/2 inch. Bats can gain enter access to a home via the fascia board.