Our squirrel removal experts may create an exclusion door at all points of entry in some cases. Squirrels in your home will be able to leave but not return with a one-way exclusion door. Our experienced team must thoroughly inspect all interior areas to make that there is no nest of babies. Traps may be put at all points of entry, including on your roof, depending on the situation, to remove those squirrels who seem adamant on regaining access to your home.
Our team will seal up all points of entry, remove droppings, and replace tainted insulation when all squirrels have been successfully removed from your attic.
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.