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Dean up on a ladder on a flying squirrel-removal job

Our technicians performing a bat-control job

I’ve done a couple quotes today in Macon and Warner Robins Ga today. Now I’m headed to Milledgeville Ga. for another Bat exclusion quote. #bats
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’ll be in Griffin and Thomaston Ga today to see some clients. Griffin homeowner has bats and Thomaston has rats.
Sold another exclusion in Leesburg Ga. going to be another happy customer. Afterwards I went and seen some of our clients in Albany Ga. It’s been a good day. Be safe.
Customer in Leesburg Ga called in hearing noises in the attic. Headed out today to inspect and give an Wildlife exclusion quote.
Happy Friday! We have a Triple Feature Today, Beginning with this Video of Bat Removal and Exclusion at a Haddock, Georgia Home
We're all finished with a squirrel removal job at a Milledgeville, Georgia home. The squirrels have been caught and relocated, the damage they did has been repaired, and the house has been sealed to make it wildlife-proof.
A wildlife-removal crew from our Macon office just trapped and relocated the last of the squirrels from the attic of a house in Haddock, Georgia. Now the squirrel-removal crew will seal the roof to animal-proof the house and keep squirrels and other critters out of the attic.
Rodent pest exclusion specialists doing a Norway rat control job in Milledgeville, Georgia are installing screens in the spaces between a row of bricks set vertically to vent the crawl space. This is a pretty common venting technique, but it's important to install screens to keep rodent pests out of the house.
A Rodent Pest Control Crew from our Macon Office is Replacing a Broken Clothes Dryer Vent at a Haddock, Georgia Rat Control Job
The gaps around a plywood crawl space door that was just propped up against the brick foundation by a brick leaning against it allowed mice into a house in Haddock, Georgia. A non-chemical mouse control crew is building and installing a proper crawl space door that will seal mice and other rodent pests out of the house.
It looks like the last of the flying squirrels have been removed and relocated from the attic of a house in Haddock, Georgia. The wildlife-control crew that trapped and removed the flying squirrels can now permanently animal-proof the roof to prevent future problems with squirrels in the attic.
An inspection by our wildlife-management crew confirms that all the bats are out of the attic of a house in Milledgeville, Georgia. The bat-removal crew can now proceed to permanently bat-proof the roof, remove the guano, and replace the attic insulation.
Today a wildlife-exclusion crew from our Macon office is starting a Haddock, Georgia bat-removal and animal-exclusion job. In the case of bats, removal and exclusion are actually the same work because the bats are removed by preventing them from getting back into the house when they return from feeding.
Sloppy craftsmanship resulted in gaps in the edge of the roof where the trim meets the fascia, which gray squirrels used to get into the attic of a house in Gray, Georgia. The squirrel-removal crew will close the gaps to animal-proof the roof and keep squirrels and other wildlife out of the attic.
A non-chemical rodent-control crew doing rat control at a commercial building in Gray, Georgia found rat droppings and urine on top of the tiles in the drop ceiling. The tiles will have to be replaced to eliminate the rodent odor once the rats have been trapped, removed, and sealed out of the building.
A space about fingertip size around a rusty pipe where it passes through a crudely-cut hole in the siding allowed mice into a house in Gray, Georgia. A mouse control crew from our Macon office is sealing the gaps to rodent-proof the house and eradicate the mouse infestation without using any poisons.
A crew doing bat removal at a house in Gray, Georgia has confirmed that all the bats are out of the attic. Now they can remove the temporary check valve traps, permanently animal-proof the roof, remove the guano, and replace the attic insulation.
Spending this Sunday resting up for a big week ahead.
Working on a exclusion quote for bats in Columbus Ga.
The Second Video in Today's Friday Double-Feature is of Squirrel Removal and Exclusion at a House in Thomaston, Georgia
Raccoons in Valdosta, well not at this commercial building anymore.
Happy customer in Valdosta Ga. Went back for the final visit and no more bats.
Went to a home in Quitman Ga to help our technicians check traps. Snakes, rats, gray squirrels.
Just finished a warranty QC on a Home in Valdosta Ga with Gray squirrels.
Acorns stashed in the filthy attic insulation were evidence of squirrels that needed to be trapped and removed from the attic of a house in Macon, Georgia. This is the time of year when squirrels are provisioning their winter homes.
Urine stains and a tunnel opening about the diameter of a quarter in the insulation between the joists were convincing evidence of roof rats that needed to be trapped and removed from the attic of a house in Macon, Georgia. We have a non-chemical rat control crew at the house rodent-proofing the exterior and setting traps in the attic.
The rodent pest control crew doing a Macon, Georgia mouse control job have discovered that a gap of about three eighths of an inch between the bottom of the garage door frame and the concrete pavement allowed the mice to get into the house. They're sealing that gap and any others that they find to mouse-proof the house and prevent future rodent infestations.
The one-way bat traps that we installed as part of a Macon, Georgia bat-removal job have done their job: All the bats are safely out of the attic. That allows our wildlife-exclusion crew to remove the traps and permanently bat-proof the house, as well as clean up and dispose of the guano and replace the attic insulation.
A sloppy job of roof flashing left a gap between the roof sheathing and fascia uncovered, which in turn allowed gray squirrels into the attic of a house in Kathleen, Georgia. The crew trapping and removing the squirrels will also cover the edges of the roof with a metal animal barrier that will keep squirrels and other pesky wildlife out of the attic.
Roof rats gnawed a hole a little bigger than a green olive through the wooden siding to get into the attic of a house in Kathleen, Georgia. The rat control crew will also repair the damage and rodent-proof the house.
Droppings and an acorn shell on the concrete crawl space floor were evidence that a house in Kathleen, Georgia needed mouse control. A crew of non-chemical rodent pest control experts are mouse-proofing the house so the infestation can be treated without using any poisons.
Animal-exclusion technicians from our Macon office are installing a Ridge Guard wildlife barrier as the crowning touch of a flying squirrel removal job at a Kathleen, Georgia home. It replaces a cheap plastic roof ridge vent that the flying squirrels gleefully gnawed through to get into the attic.
Wildlife-exclusion specialists working a Kathleen, Georgia bat-removal job are checking the attic to make sure all the bats are gone before permanently bat-proofing the roof, cleaning up and disposing of the guano, and replacing the attic insulation.
An animal-exclusion crew doing bat removal at a Dexter, Georgia home is installing a metal wildlife barrier under the shingles and over the fascia to keep bats and other animals and pests out of the attic. Bat removal is accomplished entirely bu exclusion and is achieved without harming the bats.
Wildlife-exclusion specialists doing gray squirrel removal at a Dexter, Georgia home are replacing the seals under the metal roof ridge to keep squirrels and other nuisance animals out of the attic. Metal roofs won't keep squirrels out of a home or commercial building once the fiber seals fall out.
Our rodent pest exclusion technicians are using patching cement to seal the gap around some pipes where they pass through the brick wall of a house in Dexter, Georgia. Achieving Norway rat control without using poisons requires that every possible rodent entry point be found and sealed to rodent-proof the home or commercial building.
A rodent pest control crew doing non-chemical mouse control at a Dexter, Georgia home is screening all the foundation vents from the outside with tough, metal screens to rodent-proof the house. The screens that come with most foundation vents are designed for insects, and are much to flimsy to keep rodent pests out of a house.
A wildlife-exclusion crew doing flying squirrel removal at a Dexter, Georgia home is installing a Ridge Guard animal barrier to replace the plastic roof ridge vent that the flying squirrels gnawed through to get into the attic. The steel barrier will keep nuisance animals and rodent pests out of the attic for many, many years.
I’m on the way to Thomaston, Ga this morning to begin a flying squirrel exclusion! Everyone stay safe and have a great week!
Headed to Eatonton Ga for an exclusion.
Resting up tonight for a big day in Eatonton Ga tomorrow. Rats and possibly flying squirrels are the problem. Ridacritter is the solution.
We are in the mountains of Hiawassee, Ga this morning doing another Rat Exclusion to finish off our work week. Everyone have safe weekend and happy Labor Day!
A foundation vent cover installed into an opening in the foundation about two inches too wide left one-inch gaps on either side that allowed mice into a house in Columbus, Georgia. The mouse control crew will seal the gaps to rodent-proof the house, and then non-chemically treat the existing mouse problem using trapping and removal.
Headed to Newborn Ga today to address a bat issue.
Installing screens in the roof vents is only part of what our wildlife-exclusion professionals are doing at a Macon, Georgia bat-removal job. Commercial buildings have all kinds of potential entry points for animals, and they all have to be identified and sealed to keep bats and other animals and pests out of the buildings.
Animal-exclusion experts doing bat removal at a Columbus, Georgia home discovered that the bats were getting into the attic through gaps between the soffit panels and the shingles at roof junction points, probably due to settling of the roof over time. They're sealing the gaps to bat-proof the roof, which will also keep other nuisance wildlife and rodent pests out of the attic.
Wildlife-exclusion experts working out of our Macon office are installing a metal animal barrier over the edge of the roof sheathing and fascia as part of a bat removal and exclusion job at an Americus, Georgia home. The barrier will also keep other nuisance animals and rodent pests out of the attic.
A rodent pest control crew doing Norway rat control in Macon, Georgia discovered that the rats gnawed through the foam sealant applied around a bundle of wires where they were passed through a baseball-sized hole in the cinder block foundation wall. Our crew will properly rat-proof the foundation and use non-toxic traps to catch and remove the rats without using poisons.
This morning we have a rodent control crew in a crawl space doing Norway rat control at a Columbus, Georgia home. The rats burrowed a hole through the soil and the rubble foundation to get into the house.
Just removed and relocated a squirrel from a funnel trap. Little buddy will find a new home, he’s not welcome in my customers house anymore
Gray squirrels gnawed a fist-sized hole through a stucco wall right below the frieze board to get into a commercial building in Macon, Georgia. The crew who are trapping and removing the squirrels will also repair the damage and animal-proof the building to keep squirrels and other wildlife in the great outdoors where they belong.
Gaps between the crumbling bricks under the porch steps allowed Norway rats into the crawl space of a vacant house in Pendergrass, Georgia. Our rat control experts are on the scene with trowels in hand repairing the brickwork to rat-proof the house, and using traps to catch and remove the rats that already got inside.
Setting a few bricks in the foundation vertically with some space in between them is a common way to ventilate a crawl space. But unless the openings are screened to rodent-proof them, they can allow rats or other rodent pests into the house. That's exactly why we have technicians in the crawl space doing Norway rat control at an Eastman, Georgia home today.
Roof rats climbed up behind the vinyl corner post to get into the attic of a house in Eastman, Georgia. The rat control crew is rodent-proofing the house to prevent further infestations of rats or mice, and using traps to non-chemically trap and remove the rats that already got into the house.
A pile of droppings and urine in the insulation on the plywood floor right inside the attic access door was surefire evidence of flying squirrels that needed to be removed from the attic of a Quitman, Georgia home. A wildlife-exclusion crew from our South Georgia office is on the scene trapping and relocating the flying squirrels and sealing them out of the house.
We're almost done with a flying squirrel removal job at an Eastman, Georgia home. The flying squirrels have been humanely relocated, and the house has been made animal-proof. All that's left is removing and replacing the attic insulation, which is badly fouled with flying squirrel urine and droppings.
The reason a crew of our finest rodent pest control specialists are huddled in a crawl space doing non-chemical mouse control at a Macon, Georgia home gets down to a fingertip-sized gap between the back of the bottom row of siding and the concrete foundation, which allowed the mice into the house.
A gap of about three eighths of an inch between the drip edge and the fascia is why we have a wildlife-removal team doing bat exclusion at an Eastman, Georgia home. Bats are very slender animals when they retract their wings, allowing them to get into homes and commercial buildings through very small gaps.
The cable TV guy peeled back the screen along the left edge of the lattice of a foundation vent to pass a wire through, which allowed mice to climb the wire and through the vent to get into a house in Macon, Georgia. A rodent pest control crew is on the scene mouse-proofing the house and using traps to non-chemically treat the existing mouse infestation.
A corroded screen behind a metal vent hood created a gap that allowed bats into the attic of a Macon, Georgia home. The bat-removal crew is installing a heavy-duty screen over the vent to keep squirrels and other wildlife out of the attic.
A gap of a little more than an inch between the end of the wooden roof fascia and the adjacent brick chimney allowed roof rats into the attic of a house in Macon, Georgia. The rat control crew is using traps to catch and non-chemically remove the mice, and rodent-proofing the house to prevent future infestations.
Our wildlife-management experts just removed a family of squirrels from the attic of a Macon, Georgia home. They're being relocated together to their new home in the forest.
Finished up an exclusion before it for too hot outside. Perks of getting up early and getting started.

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