ORANGEVILLE SQUIRREL REMOVAL

SQUIRREL REMOVAL PROCESS

Assess and Remove

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.

Clear and Clean

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.

Prevent and Protect

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 in Orangeville

Orangeville is a large community in Ontario, and the largest in Dufferin County. Although most of the region is farmland, a significant portion of the real estate is being converted to residential property. This results in more frequent interactions between residents and wildlife that are native to the region. There are many animals that call this area home, and learning how to coexist with them is important for the safety of both the creatures and residents who live in and around Orangeville.

The Orangeville region is home to a wide array of native wildlife. Along with raccoons, skunks, coyotes, and deer, squirrels thrive in the area. Red squirrels are particularly common because they feed primarily on conifer pine cones, and this type of tree is abundant in and around Orangeville. If you live in the area, you’ve probably seen red squirrels frolicking in your yard. The small animals are fun to watch as long as they stay out of your home, but if they get into your attic and build a nest, they can be difficult to get rid of.

Squirrels often seek out warm houses during the winter months. Attics make convenient places to store food for the winter and live undisturbed by humans, so the little creatures are notorious for becoming unwanted house guests. The presence of squirrels is not an imminent threat to humans, however they are capable of carrying and spreading diseases.. They can also damage the structure of your home if they start to chew on the wood.

It’s easier to prevent squirrels from entering your home in the first place than it is to get rid of them once they have taken up residence. You don’t want to risk harming the animals or yourself by attempting to remove them yourself, so it’s best to call Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control for help when you need to remove squirrels from your home.

How Skedaddle Can Help With Squirrel Control

Convincing squirrels to leave the safety of your attic once they have established a home is difficult. You don’t want to hurt these squirrels while trying to remove them, but you also don’t want to have unwanted animals sharing your home. Skidaddle Humane Wildlife Control is here to help residents of Orangeville reclaim their homes. Our experts are experienced with removing squirrels from homes so you can live in peace. If you want to get rid of squirrels in your home, contact us today.

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