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We’re in Atlanta today doing Squirrel Exclusions! Great way to start off the week!
We’re in Atlanta today doing Squirrel Exclusions! Great way to start off the week!
We are in Forest Park, Ga this morning to begin another squirrel exclusion! I hope everyone has a great day!
We got a crew in Birmingham sealing a house that has some rats nesting in their attic. In Tuscaloosa quoting some exclusions for bats and squirrels.
I have a couple of quotes in around the Atlanta area this morning the a few close outs
Doing squirrel trapping up in Hiram before heading to College Park for a squirrel removal and exclusion.
Doing squirrel trapping up in Hiram before heading to College Park for a squirrel removal and exclusion.
On the way to Decatur Ga on this pretty Saturday morning to do a quote on a rental property with a rat issue, then to Gainesville Ga to check out and quote a house with squirrels
We’re in Atlanta this morning working on a Rat Exclusion. Y’all have a great weekend!
Doing squirrel trapping up in Hiram before heading to College Park for a squirrel removal and exclusion.
We’re in Atlanta, Ga bright and early this morning beginning another Squirrel Exclusion!
We are in Atlanta on this beautiful Monday morning and we’re startling off our week with a Gray Squirrel Exclusion.
Headed to do some quotes in Stone Mountain Ga and in Alpharetta Ga on this beautiful Sunday afternoon
Headed to do some quotes in Stone Mountain Ga and in Alpharetta Ga on this beautiful Sunday afternoon
We’re in Atlanta this morning starting another Squirrel/Rat Exclusion! Y’all have a blessed and safe weekend
The Third and Final Video in Our Friday Triple-Feature is of Squirrel Removal and Exclusion at a House in Dunwoody, Georgia
We’re in Atlanta on this beautiful morning doing another Rat Exclusion! Y’all have a happy Friday!
Rats gnawed a hole about the size of an egg through the water-rotted roof trim where it meets the shingles at a junction point to get into the attic of a house in Roswell, Georgia. The rat control crew will address the water problem and repair the damage as part of a non-chemical rat control and rodent exclusion job.
We think the squirrel we caught and removed from a McDonough, Georgia home this morning was the last of them, but we'll keep the traps in place for a few more days to make sure they're all gone before we seal the roof to keep wildlife out of the attic.
Squirrels gnawed a hole through the plywood soffit panel where it meets the shingles at a roof junction to get into the attic of a house in Roswell, Georgia. The squirrel-removal crew will repair the damage and animal-proof the house as soon as all the squirrels have been trapped and relocated.
Rodent pest control technicians doing a roof rat control job in McDonough, Georgia have already trapped and removed more than a dozen rats from the attic of the house. That number will dwindle to zero very quickly now that the house has been rodent-proofed.
Many, many gaps in the stone foundation where the mortar has eroded will have to be sealed to achieve non-chemical mouse control at a Roswell, Georgia home. A rodent pest control crew from our Metro Atlanta office is on the job.
A fingertip-sized gap between the shingles and the soffit panel at a roof junction allowed mice that had climbed up to the rain gutter to get into the attic of a house in McDonough, Georgia. Mice are much better climbers than most people realize, meaning that an entire house has to be sealed from top to bottom to make it rodent-proof.
Wildlife-exclusion specialists doing a Roswell, Georgia bat-removal job are installing one-way check-valve traps to allow a colony of bats to depart the attic before the house is made animal-proof.
Guano on the shingles and a windowsill on a dormer were the first evidence of a colony of bats that needed to be removed from the attic of a McDonough, Georgia home. Bat colonies can go unnoticed for many years if the homeowners have no reason to go into the attic.
Hoschton Ga for a bat exclusion this morning then to Duluth for a quote then East Point for another quote
A fingertip-sized gap over a bundle of pipes and wires where they pass through a hole in a brick wall allowed mice into a house in Duluth, Georgia. A crew of non-chemical rodent pest control specialists from our Metro Atlanta office is sealing the gap to mouse-proof the house.
We’re in Atlanta doing an Attic/Basement restoration for another happy customer! Y’all have a happy hump-day!
A wildlife-control crew doing bat removal at a Duluth, Georgia home just started vacuuming up the guano and the contaminated attic insulation for disposal. It is almost always necessary to replace the insulation after removing a colony of bats from the attic because the insulation become contaminated with guano, and there is no way to clean it.
Gray squirrels flattened out the insulation between the joists in the attic of a house in Clarkston, Georgia. The squirrel removal crew will replace the insulation as soon as the squirrels have been trapped, relocated, and sealed out of the house.
A gap of about three eighths of an inch over an electrical conduit where it passes through a concrete foundation wall allowed mice into the crawl space of a house in Clarkston, Georgia. Mouse control technicians from our Metro Atlanta office are sealing that gap and any others that they find to rodent-proof the house so the mouse problem can be solved without using poisons.
A crew doing bat removal at a Clarkston, Georgia home have confirmed that all the bats have left the attic. Now they can permanently seal the gaps where the traps were mounted to bat-proof the attic, as well as clean up the guano and replace the attic insulation.
A Norway Rat Control Crew from our Metro Atlanta Office are Rodent-Proofing the Foundation Vents at a Clarkston, Georgia Rat Control Job
Raccoons tore a section of siding apart along a dry rotted part of the wood to get into the attic of a house in Clarkston, Georgia. The wildlife-exclusion crew who are trapping and removing the raccoons are also repairing the damage, animal proofing the house, and cleaning up the mess the raccoons made.
Our animal-proofing experts are installing a metal wildlife barrier along the edge of the roof as an important part of a Conley, Georgia squirrel-removal job. Trapping and relocating squirrels from the attic wouldn't make a whole lot of sense unless we also sealed them out of the house.
Wildlife-exclusion professionals doing gray squirrel removal at an Austell, Georgia home just installed a tough, steel chimney cap that will keep squirrels and other nuisance animals out of the attic. The existing squirrels have already been trapped and relocated.
Gray squirrels started with an existing gap in the roof trim at a junction, and gnawed it into a fist-sized hole that allowed them into the attic of a Duluth, Georgia home. The squirrel-removal crew is repairing the damage and animal-proofing the house, in addition to humanely trapping and relocating the squirrels.
Our rodent pest control technician lifted the shingle, and there he found a gap of about an inch and a half between the plywood roof sheathing and the fascia that allowed roof rats into the attic of the Austell, Georgia home. Rat control at this house will require installing a metal pest barrier over the gap to keep rodent pests and nuisance wildlife out of the attic.
Norway rats used a two inch gap between the bottom row of siding and the wall sheathing to get into a house in Duluth, Georgia. Rat control specialists from our Metro Atlanta office are using traps to non-chemically remove the rats from the house, and sealing the perimeter of the home to prevent future rodent pest infestations.
A raccoon simply slid the sliding crawl space door open to get into the crawl space of a house in Austell, Georgia. The crew who are trapping and removing the raccoons will also install a more secure door that raccoons and other wildlife can't open.
A chipped corner on a cinder block right under the sill plate is the reason we have rodent pest control specialists in a crawl space doing mouse control at a Conley, Georgia home. The cinder clock probably has been chipped since the house was built. We're patching it up and sealing the rest of the perimeter to rodent-proof the house.
A fingertip-sized gap in the joint between two blocks in the foundation wall allowed mice into the crawl space of an Austell, Georgia home. We have a rodent pest control crew from our Metro Atlanta office mouse-proofing the house so the infestation can be eliminated without using any pesticides.
Norway rats gnawed a fist-sized hole through the sealant that a handyman applied to a hole in the concrete foundation to get into the crawl space of a house in Conley, Georgia. We have a crew of rodent pest professionals properly rat-proofing the crawl space. The existing rats will be non-chemically controlled using trapping and exclusion.
A gap of about three quarters of an inch under the roof ridge will have to be sealed as part of a bat removal and exclusion job at a Conley, Georgia home. Bats are very slender animals who can get into attics through very small gaps.
A wildlife exclusion crew from our Metro Atlanta office is installing a new cap on the stone chimney as part of an Austell, Georgia bat-removal and animal-proofing job.
Busy day today. Alpharetta Ga this morning for a gray squirrel exclusion then quotes in Cumming Ga and Lawrenceville Ga.
Finished up in the mountains this morning and just received an email for a quote in Roswell Ga. Gray squirrels in the attic. Headed that way
Doing a rat dropping clean-up in Douglasville before heading to Lithia Springs for a rat removal and exclusion.
Lifting a shingle exposed a gap of about an inch and a half between the roof sheathing and the fascia that needs to be covered with a metal animal barrier as part of a squirrel-removal job at a Duluth, Georgia home. The barrier will also keep other nuisance wildlife, as well as rodent pests, out of the attic.
Gray squirrels gnawed through the wooden fascia and part of the framing to enlarge an existing gap until it was big enough for them to get into the attic of a house in Covington, Georgia. The squirrel-removal crew will repair the damage and animal-proof the house as soon as the last of the squirrels have been trapped and relocated.
A Tapered Gap Under the Roof Sheathing About Two Inches on the High Side was the Entry Gap into the Attic at an Atlanta Squirrel-Removal Job
Gray squirrels gnawed holes through the vinyl soffit panel near the peak of the roof to get into the attic of a house in Dacula, Georgia. The squirrel-removal crew is repairing the damage and animal-proofing the roof to prevent problems with squirrels or other nuisance wildlife in the future.
A thumb-sized opening disappearing into the insulation between the joists is actually the opening to a tunnel made by roof rats in the attic of a Duluth, Georgia home. Our rodent pest control crew will replace the insulation as soon as the rats have been caught, removed, and sealed out of the attic.
An electrician troubleshooting a problems with the lights discovered that roof rats gnawed the insulation off the electrical wires in the attic of a house in Covington, Georgia. One of our rodent pest control crews is setting traps in the attic to non-chemically catch and remove the rats, and rat-proofing the roof to prevent future rodent pest problems.
Norway rats chewed a hole about two inches across through the left-hand side of the bottom garage door seal to get into the garage of a house in Dacula, Georgia. Our rat pest control crew is replacing the seal to rodent-proof the house.
The garage door is out of adjustment, resulting in a gap of about three eighths of an inch between the bottom door seal and the concrete driveway. That gap allowed mice into the garage of a house in Duluth, Georgia.
A gap of about three eighths of an inch between the brick wall and the wooden garage door trim was enough for mice to get into a house in Covington, Georgia. A mouse control crew from our Metro Atlanta office is sealing the exterior of the house to keep rodent pests out, and using traps to non-chemically treat the existing mouse infestation.
Droppings, an acorn shell, and a tunnel opening into the insulation were all evidence of mice in the attic of a house in Dacula, Georgia. On of our rodent pest control crews is up in the attic setting traps to catch and remove the mice without using poisons, and mouse-proofing the house to prevent future infestations.
Flying squirrels gnawed a hole about the size and shape of a fig through the wooden roof trim where it meets the rain gutter to get into the attic of a Dacula, Georgia home. A wildlife-removal crew from our Metro Atlanta office is trapping and relocating the flying squirrels and animal-proofing the roof.
Flying squirrels gnawed an irregularly shaped hole through the bottom edge of a gable vent screen to get into the the attic of a house in Duluth, Georgia. The crew removing the flying squirrels from the attic is also installing a tough metal screen over the outside of the gable vent to keep flying squirrels and other nuisance wildlife out of the attic.
Droppings and urine in the attic insulation told our wildlife management inspector that there were flying squirrels that needed to be removed from the attic of a Covington, Georgia home. The flying squirrel removal and exclusion work will also keep other nuisance critters out of the attic.
Sloppy workmanship at the roof junctions left gaps in the soffit panel and the flashing that allowed bats into the attic of a Duluth, Georgia home. Bat-removal experts from our Metro Atlanta office are animal-proofing the roof to keep bats and other wildlife out of the attic.
Lifting the shingle revealed a tapered gap between the flashing and the roof sheathing that allowed bats into the attic of a house in Dacula, Georgia. Because bat removal is achieved through exclusion, our wildlife-control experts are installing a metal animal barrier over the edge of the roof to keep bats and other critters out of the attic.
An inspection of the attic at a Covington, Georgia bat removal and exclusion job has confirmed that all the bats are out of the attic. Our technicians can now begin cleaning up the guano, and replacing the contaminated insulation.

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