Homes provide a large number of appealing nesting areas for birds. They prefer sheltered areas such as dormers, gutters, vents, and eaves to roost. Birds will intuitively fly inside if there is a gap or opening in the structure. Birds will continue to bring in any nesting materials they can find once they have gained entry, which can pose a fire hazard.
Our trained bird removal experts will inspect your home, chimney, and attic for bird entry points as well as any active nests that may be present. Droppings in your attic or insulation must also be detected and removed.
Squirrels are rodents that belong to the rodent family. They can grow to be up to 18 inches long and weigh around a pound. Squirrels do not hibernate during the winter and remain active all year. They eat acorns and nuts that were buried in the autumn during the cold months, but they don't remember where they hid their food, contrary to popular perception. The food they find using their acute sense of smell was most likely hidden by another squirrel. The squirrel can find enough food to survive even if it is covered in snow.