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Bat control job in Marietta

Beautiful day to be out and about, quoted squirrel jobs in Decatur(where it’s greater), and Riverdale, headed out to Covington for mice, back to Marietta for squirrels chewing on facia board
Sealed a house in Roswell Ga now headed to remove and relocate a squirrel from a funnel trap in Covington Ga
A Crew of Rodent Pest Control Specialists are Correcting Water Rot at a Mouse Control Job in Stone Mountain, Georgia
Our Wildlife Damage-Repair Specialists are Busy Repairing Water and Raccoon Damage to the Soffit of a House in Atlanta
We're almost finished installing an animal shield along the edge of the roof as part of a Stone Mountain, Georgia squirrel-removal and animal-proofing job. All of the squirrels have already been trapped and humanely relocated to their new home in the woods, where they'll have lots of friends.
All Chris had to do was lift a shingle to find a two-inch builder's gap in the edge of the roof that allowed gray squirrels into the attic of a house in Smyrna, Georgia. The squirrel-removal crew is covering the gap with a metal wildlife barrier to animal-proof the roof and keep squirrels and other destructive critters out of the attic.
The metal dryer vent was sticking out from the brick wall a couple of inches because the duct wasn't properly secured, creating a gap that allowed Norway rats into a house in Atlanta. Our rat control crew is installing a rodent-proof dryer vent as part of the non-chemical rodent pest exclusion job.
The reason our non-chemical rodent-control specialists are doing Norway rat control at a Stone Mountain, Georgia home is because a gap between pipes and wires and the fist-sized hole where they pass through a brick wall made for an open-door policy for rodents to get into the house.
An irregular gap averaging about an inch or so high between the top of the brick foundation and the bottom of an overhanging bay window is the reason our rodent pest control specialists are doing mouse control at a Smyrna, Georgia home this morning. They'll seal the gap to rodent-proof the house and use traps to eliminate the existing mouse problem without using pesticides.
Gaps between the bricks in the foundation that a person could slip their fingertips through allowed mice into an Atlanta, Georgia home. A crew of mouse-control specialists who have trowels and know how to use them are patching all the gaps in the brickwork to non-chemically treat the mouse infestation and rodent-proof the house.
Two sections of fascia at the corner of the soffit fell out, creating a one-inch gap in the soffit that bats used to get into the attic of a Powder Springs, Georgia home. The fascia will be repaired as part of the bat-removal and wildlife-exclusion job.
Bats got into the attic of a house in Atlanta through a gap between the bottom of a plastic roof ridge vent and the shingles. Our bat-removal specialists are replacing the plastic vent with a steel Ridge Guard animal barrier that will keep bats and other nuisance wildlife and pests out of the attic.
A fingertip-high gap between the roof sheathing and the rain gutter cover allowed bats into the attic of a house in Smyrna, Georgia. The rain gutter may have kept leaves out of the gutter, but it didn't keep bats out of the attic.
We Have a Crew Correcting Yet Another Handyman's Attempt at Bat Exclusion at a House in Lithonia, Georgia
Gray squirrel gnawed a dome-shaped hole in the bottom of the frieze board to get into the attic of a house in Dunwoody, Georgia. The squirrel-removal crew is repairing the damage to animal-proof the house and keep squirrels out of the attic.
We are over here in Marietta working on an exclusion job. Customer had Grey Squirrels, Rats and Mice. Lots of work cut out for us today!
This morning our rodent pest control experts are setting traps in the crawl space at a Sandy Springs, Georgia Norway rat control job. We treat rat problems at residential and commercial buildings without using any poisons at all.
The weather's not bad for working on a metal roof at a Lilburn, Georgia bat-removal job. Metal roofs typically have gaps, especially under the ridge vent or in the soffits if they exist, that can allow bats into the attic. The process of bat-proofing a building with a metal roof is pretty straightforward, but they can get too hot to work on on bright, sunny days.
Rain rain go away, in Stone Mountain today
A fingertip-high gap between the soffit panel and the shingles at a roof junction point was all the invitation that bats needed to get into the attic of a house in Stone Mountain, Georgia. Our bat removal and exclusion experts are sealing the gap to bat-proof the house.
Chris came across a young squirrel walking along the top of a joist in the attic of a house in Johns Creek, Georgia. It scurried away, but our squirrel-removal crew will make sure that its trapped and relocated with its mother and any litter-mates.
A triangular gap in the stone wall where an electrical wire passes through allowed a young opossum into a house in Oxford, Georgia. Our wildlife-removal specialists have trapped and removed the opossum and are sealing the gap to animal-proof the house.
Stains around a downspout where it passes through the soffit panel told us exactly how bats were getting into the attic of a house in Atlanta. Bats can get into homes through very small gaps, making bat removal and exclusion very meticulous work.
There is a gap between the miter cut of the roof trim and the shingles of a house in Peachtree City that is allowing bats into the attic. It probably has been there since the house was built. Our wildlife-exclusion specialists are sealing the gap to bat-proof the house.
A plastic roof ridge vent that warped in the sun detached from the shingles on one end and allowed bats into the attic of a house in Atlanta. Our bat-removal team is replacing the vent with a Ridge Guard wildlife barrier that will keep bats and other animals out of the attic.
Sealing a house with Ridge Guard this morning in Woodstock, we might get wet because it looks like it’s going to rain
Chris lifted up a shingle and discovered a half-inch gap along the edge of the roof that allowed bats into the attic of a house in Stone Mountain, Georgia. Our bat-removal crew will be installing a metal animal shield over the gap to keep bats and other wildlife outside where they belong.
Chad Sent some Video Clips of a Kennesaw, Georgia Squirrel Removal and Exclusion Job
In Oglethorpe, Montezuma, Vienna and Byron Ga. today quoting homes Wildlife Exclusions that has Bats and squirrels.
About an inch and a half of the weather seal at the bottom of the garage door broke off next to the door track, and Norway rats used the gap to get into the garage of a house in Dunwoody, Georgia. Our rat pest control specialists are replacing the seal and rodent-proofing the house, and using trapping and removal to treat the existing rat problem without using pesticides.
Raccoons tore and gnawed a hole about the size of a football through the slats of a rectangular gable vent to get into the attic of a house in Hampton, Georgia. Once we trap and remove the raccoons from the attic, our wildlife damage-repair crew will be replacing the gable vent because there's not enough of it left to fix.
Staining on the soffit and the siding right under the peak of the house were evidence of a colony of bats that needed to be removed and excluded from the attic of a Hampton, Georgia home. A bat-removal crew from our Metro Atlanta office is doing the honors.
A team of technicians from our Metro Atlanta office are starting a Grayson, Georgia bat-removal and wildlife-exclusion job this morning. We provide comprehensive animal-proofing services, regardless of what the original problem animal was.
A section of metal drip edge that was just shoved under the shingles and not attached to anything slipped out, creating a gap that allowed bats into the attic of a house in Dunwoody, Georgia. A bat-removal crew from our Metro Atlanta office is installing an animal shield that will keep bats and other wildlife out of the house.
Bat calls are coming in already with the mild winter in middle to south ga. Tifton, Vienna, Cordele, Zebulon, and Barnesville Ga. Just to name a few cities I’ll be today and tomorrow.
A gap of about an inch between two perpendicular sections of wooden roof fascia allowed bats into the attic of a Powder Springs, Georgia home.
All the bats needs was a half-inch gap between the plywood roof sheathing and the fascia to get into the attic of a house in Conley, Georgia. All our bat-removal crew will need is a metal wildlife barrier to cover the gap and keep the bats out of the attic. Bat removal is accomplished by sealing the bats out of the house.
Lifting a shingle revealed a gap of about an inch between the plywood roof sheathing and the wooden fascia that allowed bats into the attic of a house in Marietta, Georgia. Bat-exclusion technicians from our Metro Atlanta office are covering the gap with an animal barrier to keep bats out of the attic. Bat removal is accomplished by exclusion.
Squirrels gnawed a hole about the size of a baseball through the soffit panel at a roof junction point to get into the attic of a house in Kennesaw, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal crew will repair the hole and animal-proof the house to get rid of the squirrels and keep critters out of the attic.
Squirrels gnawed a hole through the end of the soffit right behind the end of the two inches of rain gutter that extended out past the end of the soffit to get into the attic of a house in Covington, Georgia. Squirrel-removal
One of our bat-removal crews is screening a gable vent over a garage to keep bats out of a house in College Park, Georgia. The bats are getting into the attic of the house proper from the attached garage.
A bat got into the upstairs bathroom of a house in East Point, Georgia. A bat-removal crew from our Metro Atlanta office sent to investigate the problem discovered a large colony of bats living in the attic, and will be bat-proofing the roof to address the problem.
All of the bats have been removed and sealed out of the attic of a house in Tucker, Georgia. Now our bat-removal crew is in the attic cleaning up the guano and replacing the contaminated insulation underneath it.
Guano in Marietta Ga. Can only mean bats
Ridacritter-1. Rats-0. Marietta Ga
This afternoon we're scheduled to start a Doraville, Georgia bat-removal and animal-exclusion job. A crew from our Metro Atlanta office will be doing the deed.
One of our Wildlife-Relocation Specialists is on his Way to Check a Funnel Trap at an Atlanta Squirrel-Removal Job
The squirrels that we removed from the attic of a Smyrna, Georgia home apparently liked jewelry. They had several necklaces in their nest. I guess they're more fashion-conscious than they used to be.
A handyman left gaps in the metal flashing that he used to try to keep bats out of the attic of a house in Mableton, Georgia. Our bat-removal professionals are on the job correcting the handyman's mistakes.
Ridacritter-1. Rats-0. Marietta Ga
It’s freezing cold but we’re still going to seal a house and trap some squirrels this morning in Marietta
Headed to Marietta Ga in the morning to solve a rat issue then off to Athens Ga to deal with some squirrels
A squirrel-removal crew in Stockbridge, Georgia lifted the shingles to reveal a gap between the roof sheathing and the metal flashing that allowed the squirrels into the attic. They're animal-proofing the roof as we speak, and also setting traps to catch and relocate the squirrels that are already living in the attic.
Multiple fingertip-wide gaps in the roof trim where the slanted part of the roof meets a section of soffit that juts out from the wall allowed bats into the attic of a house in Tyrone, Georgia. A bat-removal crew from our Metro Atlanta office is sealing the gaps to bat-proof the house.
This afternoon we'll be starting a bat-removal job at a house in Stockbridge, Georgia. A tapered gap between the roof sheathing and the drip edge made it easy for bats to get into the attic. We'll seal the gap to keep bats and other animals out.
A crew doing bat removal in Sandy Springs, Georgia discovered that a section of drip edge is completely missing from the edge of the roof, which allowed the bats into the attic. They're covering the entire edge of the roof with a metal wildlife shield to animal-proof the house.
Lifting a shingle revealed a gap of about five eighths of an inch between the bottom of the drip edge and the top of the wooden roof fascia that allowed bats into the attic of a house in Douglasville, Georgia. Our wildlife-exclusion specialists are covering it with a metal barrier that will make the roof animal-proof.
Good morning, glad to back, was out 2 1/2 months cause I broke my leg, time to quote some houses
Solved a grey squirrel issue in Lilburn Ga. Off to handle some rats in Chamblee Ga in the morning.
On my way this rainy morning to talledega Alabama to seal up a metal roof won’t be able to screen the ridge vents today but I will be able to mount the traps and do as much work as I can. It’s builds character and a trust worthy relationship with our customer rainy or not we may not finish but we will get started then come back on a dry day to finish the job. Today I am removing and reallocating grey squirrels and mice
Bats in the gables in Dallas Ga
On my way this rainy morning to talledega Alabama to seal up a metal roof won’t be able to screen the ridge vents today but I will be able to mount the traps and do as much work as I can. It’s builds character and a trust worthy relationship with our customer rainy or not we may not finish but we will get started then come back on a dry day to finish the job. Today I am removing and reallocating grey squirrels and mice
We’re treating a house for Carpenter Bees this morning in Marietta!
Settling of the roof opened up a gap of about half an inch between the brick wall and the frieze board, which in turn allowed bats into the attic of a house in Chamblee, Georgia. Our bat-removal crew is sealing the gap, as well as installing metal animal barriers along the roof lines to keep bats and other nuisance wildlife out of the attic of the house.

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