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Gray squirrels gnawed a fist-sized hole right through the screening that a handyman used in a failed attempt at squirrel-proofing a house in Atlanta. We have a crew of wildlife-exclusion specialists at the house trapping and removing the squirrels and making the home wildlife-proof.
A pile of scat next to a flexible heating duct with a hole torn through its outer sheath in the attic made it clear that there were raccoons that needed to be removed from a house in Dallas, Georgia. We'll also have to repair the damage and replace the insulation.
A Ground-Level Gap in the Brick Wall Makes it No Wonder this House in Kennesaw, Georgia Needs Norway Rat Control
Squirrels gnawed a hole about the size of a tennis ball through the flimsy soffit vent screen to get into the attic of a house in Atlanta. The crew trapping and removing the squirrels from the attic is also replacing the screen with a sturdy one that will keep wildlife out of the house.
Gray squirrels found it very easy to gnaw a hole through the water-damaged soffit panel at a roof junction to get into the attic of a house in McDonough, Georgia. The squirrel-removal crew on the scene is looking for the water leak, which they will repair to animal-proof the house and prevent both wildlife problems and water damage.
Squirrels gnawed a hole about the size of a small melon through the soffit panel right under the peak of the roof to get into the attic of a house in Locust Grove, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal crew is repairing the damage and animal-proofing the house, in addition to humanely trapping and relocating the squirrels.
A sloppy miter joint in the roof trim where it meets the shingles at a roof junction created a gap that allowed squirrels into the attic of a house in Duluth, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal experts will seal the gap to animal proof the house.
The reason we have a crew in the attic doing squirrel removal in Conyers, Georgia this fine Friday morning is because a gap of more then two inches between the roof sheathing and the fascia allowed the squirrels to walk right into the attic without lifting a tooth. We're covering the gap with a metal wildlife barrier to animal-proof the attic.
Technicians doing squirrel removal in McDonough, Georgia are replacing some roof shingles. The squirrels gnawed a fist-sized hole through the shingles right at the corner of the roof to get into the attic
Happy Friday! Let's Start Out the Day with a Video of an Atlanta, Georgia Squirrel Removal Job
Gray squirrels gnawed a hole about the size and shape of a large cucumber through the soffit panel right under the peak of the roof to get into the attic of a Douglasville, Georgia home. Our crew will repair the damage as soon as the squirrels have been removed from and sealed out of the attic.
Sunlight coming through from the eaves of the roof into the attic showed our wildlife-management technicians exactly how the squirrels were getting into the attic of a house in Atlanta. Understanding the squirrels' travel routes helps us to more effectively place traps to catch them and remove them from the attic.
This Morning We Have Technicians Repairing Gray Squirrel Damage to the Pipe Insulation at a Smyrna, Georgia Squirrel-Removal Job
This morning a crew doing squirrel removal in Dallas, Georgia is repairing a fist-sized hole that squirrels gnawed through the shingles and roof sheathing at the corner of the roof to get into the attic.
Lifting the edge of a shingle revealed that gray squirrels gnawed a hole about the size of a tennis ball through the plywood roof sheathing to get into the attic of a house in Kennesaw, Georgia. The squirrel-removal crew is covering the sheathing and fascia with a metal wildlife barrier to keep animals out of the attic.
Our wildlife-control technicians are getting up in the world doing a squirrel-removal job at a four-story house in Dunwoody, Georgia. Trapping and relocating squirrels is not a good career choice for people who are afraid of heights.
Gray squirrels gnawed a slight indentation into the top edge of the wooden roof fascia to get into the attic of a house in Atlanta. Our squirrel-removal experts are covering the gap and the entire edge of the roof with a metal wildlife barrier to keep nuisance animals of all kinds out of the attic.
The soffit is sagging and exposed gaps where it meets the shingles at a roof junction, which allowed gray squirrels into the attic of a house in Stone Mountain, Georgia. The squirrel-removal crew is also repairing the damage to the soffit to close up the gaps and keep wildlife out of the attic.
A series of fist-sized gaps between the top of the stone wall and the wooden roof trim made it exceptionally easy for gray squirrels to get into the attic of a house in Duluth, Georgia. Squirrel-removal technicians are sealing the gaps to keep squirrels and other nuisance wildlife out of the attic.
A gap of several inches between the roof trim and the brick wall right at the peak of the roof is why our wildlife-control specialists are doing squirrel removal in Atlanta today. The gap allowed squirrels to climb the brick wall and get into the attic from behind the trim.
Here's Yet Another Picture of a Handyman's Attempt at Squirrel Exclusion in Dallas, Georgia
Gray squirrels made extensive trails through the blown-in insulation between the joists in the unfinished attic of a house in Duluth, Georgia. The crew that's trapping and removing the squirrels from the attic will also replace the insulation once the house has been made animal-proof.
Insulating Foam Can't Keep Squirrels Out of an Attic. That's Why We Have a Crew on their Way to Correct a Handyman's Squirrel-Proofing Attempt at a Dallas, Georgia Home
Running the air-conditioning pipes and wires through the downspout is a pretty common thing. But it also makes it easier for squirrels to climb to the attic because the foam insulation is easy for them to get a grip on. That's why we have a crew doing squirrel removal at a Marietta, Georgia home today.
A wildlife-management team doing squirrel removal in McDonough, Georgia is installing a steel wildlife barrier over a gap in the edge of the roof to keep animals out of the attic. Trapping and removing squirrels from a house is a waste of time unless you also seal them out.
Lifting the edge of a shingle revealed that gray squirrels gnawed away about a linear foot of the wooden fascia to get into the attic of a house in Atlanta. The squirrel-removal crew is covering the entire edge of the roof with a metal wildlife barrier that will keep squirrels and other animals out of the attic.
Started off in Rome ga, raccoons in the crawl space, then headed to Atlanta, ga, rats in the attic
Gray squirrels gnawed a fist-sized hole through the soffit panel where it meets the shingles at a roof junction to get into the attic of a house in Conyers, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal crew is repairing the damage and animal-proofing the house.
A wildlife-management crew doing squirrel removal in Kennesaw, Georgia is installing a metal animal barrier to cover a gap of almost two inches along the edge of the roof that allowed gray squirrels into the attic of the house.
The insulation between the joists is filthy and trampled down due to gray squirrels that should have been trapped and removed from the attic of a Mableton, Georgia home a long time ago. We have a crew of wildlife-management professionals in the attic taking care of the squirrel problem and animal-proofing the house.
Gray squirrels tore down the fiberglass insulation from between the rafters and trampled down the blown-in insulation between the joists in the unfinished attic of a house in Atlanta. Our wildlife-management team will replace the insulation once the squirrels have been trapped and removed from the attic and the roof made animal-proof.
Happy New years, back at it, started off in Conyers ga, squirrels, then headed to Stone Mountain ga, rats in the attic, now In Gainesville ga, bats in the house

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