Our comprehensive 50 point home inspection is designed to determine squirrel entry points and home damage. The attic is a common den site for squirrels where they gain accessing by chewing holes or slipping in between building materials. We then use hands-on removal techniques to humanely evict the squirrels.
Squirrels are notorious for creating large, messy nests within their den site and causing damage through chewing. Skedaddle will thoroughly clear away any nesting material and debris from the den and clean up the mess left behind. We can also replace soiled insulation and damaged ductwork if required.
Our final step is making sure your home is protected, not only against the current intruders, but all the other squirrels in your neighbourhood. To keep them out we will secure the entry points we identified, as well any other potential vulnerabilities.
Squirrels may seem like harmless and even charming animals in your backyard, but when they make their way into your home or business, they can cause serious issues. For residents and business owners in the Okanagan, humane squirrel removal is essential to protect buildings and restore peace of mind. At Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control, we’re committed to providing safe and effective solutions that respect both you and the wildlife involved.
Whether you’re in Kelowna, Peachland, Vernon, or anywhere else in the Okanagan region, our trained professionals are just a call away. We understand the unique challenges of managing wildlife in this beautiful part of Canada, and our team is here to help. With Skedaddle, you can trust that your squirrel problem will be handled with care, expertise, and a commitment to humane practices.
Squirrels are lively and resourceful animals, but their adaptability can lead to issues when they interact with human spaces. In the Okanagan region, the most common species are the Red squirrel and the Eastern grey squirrel, both known for their agility and ability to thrive in a variety of environments. Understanding their behaviours provides insight into why it’s important to keep them out of your home or commercial property.
To prevent squirrels from becoming an issue, it’s important to take proactive steps to keep them out of your property. Start by inspecting your home or business for gaps, cracks, or open vents that could serve as entry points. These should be professionally sealed to prevent access.
Trim back overhanging tree branches and keep them at least six feet away from your roofline. Squirrels are skilled climbers and often use nearby trees as bridges to reach rooftops and vents.
Be mindful of food sources around your property. Squirrels are attracted to bird feeders, pet food, and other easily accessible snacks. Store food securely indoors and consider placing bird feeders out of reach to reduce attraction.
Finally, regular inspections around your home or commercial property can help you detect early signs of squirrel activity before it turns into a bigger problem. Look for signs such as droppings, chewed materials, or unusual noises in your attic or walls.
If you spot any concerns or need professional advice, Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control is here to assist. Taking action early is essential to prevent squirrels from creating long-term challenges.
At Skedaddle, we believe in resolving wildlife conflicts in a way that’s safe, effective, and humane. Our squirrel removal process is designed to protect both your property and the animals themselves, ensuring peace of mind for homeowners and business owners alike.
By choosing Skedaddle, you’re opting for a humane and responsible approach. Trust us to handle your squirrel concerns professionally while respecting the wildlife that shares our Okanagan community.
The Okanagan region is one of the most breathtaking places to call home, offering something special for everyone. From the serene beauty of Big White Ski Resort in the winter to summer adventures on Okanagan Lake, this area truly shines year-round.
The region’s lush golf courses, charming towns like Summerland and Keremeos, and iconic wine country are all part of what makes the Okanagan such a wonderful place to live.
The land’s deep connection to history is reflected in the heritage of the Syilx (Okanagan) people, who have preserved the traditions of this area for thousands of years. Whether you’re touring wineries in Penticton, walking through the vibrant streets of Grand Forks, or exploring the peaceful charm of smaller communities like Enderby and Lumby, the Okanagan celebrates its past while thriving in the present.
But with so much natural beauty, interactions between humans and wildlife are inevitable. Squirrels, while an important part of the ecosystem, can disrupt this harmony when they find their way into homes or other unwanted spaces. Protecting your home and property while respecting the environment is key to maintaining the lifestyle we all value in towns like Lake Country, Oliver, and Osoyoos.
Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control helps residents address squirrel intrusions in a compassionate, environmentally conscious way. Our professional methods ensure your property is protected while reinforcing the importance of coexisting with wildlife responsibly and sustainably.
If squirrels have entered your attic or property, you don’t have to face the problem alone. Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control provides expert, humane squirrel removal services across the Okanagan, including communities like West Kelowna, Rock Creek, and Armstrong.
By choosing Skedaddle, you’re partnering with a team that values your home and the local environment equally. We use proven methods to remove squirrels and prevent future issues, always focusing on long-term solutions that protect both your property and the surrounding wildlife.
Don’t wait for a small problem to turn into costly damage. Contact us today to learn more about our services and schedule a consultation. Together, we can keep your space squirrel-free while respecting the incredible wildlife that makes the Okanagan such a special place to live.
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Squirrels are incredible climbers and jumpers. They can leap up to 10 times their body length and rotate their ankles 180 degrees to climb down trees headfirst!
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Squirrels are known for burying nuts and seeds, but did you know they have an excellent memory? They use spatial memory and landmarks to locate their hidden snacks later.
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A squirrel’s front teeth grow continuously throughout its life. This is why they constantly gnaw on things—to keep their teeth from getting too long.
Squirrels communicate using a mix of vocalizations, tail movements, and even scent marking. Their “chatter” and tail flicks can warn others of predators or signal territory disputes.
By forgetting some of the nuts and seeds they bury, squirrels unintentionally plant trees and help forests grow. They’re like tiny, furry environmentalists!