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Gray squirrels tore most of the fiberglass insulation down from between the wall studs in the attic of a house in Columbus, Georgia. The squirrel-removal crew will replace the insulation and repair the rest of the damage once the squirrels have been caught and relocated elsewhere.
Squirrels made a mess in the attic of a house in Columbus, Georgia, strewing gnawed paper and cardboard through the insulation and contaminating it with their droppings and urine. The squirrel-removal crew will replace the insulation once all the squirrels have been trapped and relocated.
A gap in the brick wall about three inches square right next to the roof over a bay window allowed squirrels into a house in Macon, Georgia. One of our squirrel-removal specialists is on the scene armed with a trowel to replace the missing brick to keep wildlife out of the house.
We're almost finished with a Columbus, Georgia squirrel-exclusion job. The squirrels have been trapped and removed from the attic and sealed out of the house. Now we're replacing the attic insulation.
Lifting a shingle revealed a hole about the size of an orange that squirrels gnawed through the metal roof gutter and the wooden trim behind it to get into the attic of a house in Roberta, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal team will repair the damage.
We're all finished with a squirrel-removal job at a large commercial building in Albany, Georgia. Squirrels can get into buildings of all kinds including warehouses, retail store, churches, schools, and pretty much any other kind of building.
This morning we're starting a Columbus, Georgia squirrel-removal and animal-proofing job. The squirrels got into the attic through the soffit panel of a dormer where it meets the shingles at a roof junction.
Severe water damage to the plywood soffit panel made it easy for gray squirrels to get into the attic of a house in Macon, Georgia. The crew trapping and removing the squirrels from the attic will also find and fix the water problem and repair the damaged soffit.
One of our wildlife-management professionals is on his way to remove and relocate a squirrel from a trap at a house in Barnesville, Georgia. We relocate trapped animals as soon as possible to minimize the stress that they experience while in the trap.
A two-inch gap between the roof sheathing and the fascia is the reason our South Georgia wildlife-management specialists are in an attic doing squirrel removal in Sylvester, Georgia. They'll also install a metal animal shield over the gap to keep squirrels and other animals out of the attic.
Squirrels gnawed a bowl-shaped indentation about an inch deep through the top edge of the wooden fascia to enlarge an existing construction gap and get into the attic of a house in Columbus, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal team is covering the gap with a metal wildlife shield that will keep squirrels and other animals out of the attic.
Probably attracted by the scent of munchies, gray squirrels gnawed through the insulated foam wall board in the attic to get into the adjacent bedroom of a house in Macon, Georgia. The crew trapping and removing the squirrels from the attic will also repair the damage that they did.
This morning our animal-exclusion specialists are installing Ridge Guard to replace a plastic roof ridge vent as part of a Columbus, Georgia squirrel-removal job. The tough, steel Ridge Guard animal barrier will keep squirrels and other wildlife out of the attic for many years to come.
Lifting the edge of the shingle revealed a hole about the size of a tennis ball that squirrels gnawed through the wooden fascia to get into the attic of a house in Macon, Georgia. We'll repair the damage, as well as trap the squirrels and remove them from the attic.
One of our wildlife-management teams is setting traps on the roof at a Roberta, Georgia squirrel-removal job. Once the squirrels have been caught and relocated, they'll animal-proof the house to prevent squirrels or other wildlife from getting back in.
Gray squirrels gnawed a hole about the size of a tennis ball through the end of the metal rain gutter to get into the attic of a house in Columbus, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal crew has already repaired the damage and is setting traps to humanely capture and relocate the squirrels.
A wildlife-exclusion team doing squirrel removal in Columbus, Georgia installed metal animal barriers at the roof junctions to keep squirrels and other animals out of the attic. You can't permanently solve a squirrel problem without animal-proofing the house.
Gray squirrels gnawed a fist-sized hole through a wooden rafter to get into the attic of a house in Macon, Georgia. The team that's trapping and removing the squirrels from the attic will also repair the damage and animal-proof the house.
Lifting a shingle revealed the most of the wooden fascia was rotted away due to water damage, which made it easy for gray squirrels to get into the attic of a house in Roberta, Georgia. The crew trapping and removing the squirrels from the attic is also addressing the water leak and repairing the damage to the roof.
Wildlife-management technicians from our South Georgia office just set some funnel traps over holes in the roof fascia at a squirrel-removal job in Adel. They'll check the traps later today so that any trapped squirrels can be humanely relocated.
One of our wildlife-management specialists just released a squirrel that was trapped and removed from a Macon, Georgia home.
Gray squirrels gnawed a hole about the size and shape of a large pear through the wooden soffit trim to get into the attic of a house in Albany, Georgia. The crew trapping and removing the squirrels from the attic is repairing the damage.
Lifting the edge of a shingle revealed that squirrels gnawed a hole through the wooden roof sheathing to get into the attic of a house in Sylvester, Georgia. A squirrel-removal team from our South Georgia office is repairing the damage.
Squirrels gnawed a hole through the wooden roof trim where it meets the fascia right behind the rain gutter to get into the attic of a house in Columbus, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal crew will repair the damage as soon as the squirrels are trapped and removed from the attic.
Gray squirrels gnawed a hole about the size of a lemon through the soffit panel at a roof junction with a dormer to get into the attic of a house in Macon, Georgia. The crew removing the squirrels from the attic will also repair the damage and animal-proof the house.
Squirrels ran on an overhead electrical wire and gnawed an oblong hole through the seam between the end cap of the soffit and the roof trim to get into the attic of a house in Sylvester, Georgia.
A handyman made a real mess trying to seal squirrels out of the attic of a house in Moultrie, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal professionals are at the house doing the job right, which will include both trapping and removing the existing squirrels and animal-proofing the house.
Twigs sticking out from between the roof sheathing and the fascia were evidence of a nest of gray squirrels that needed to be removed from the attic of a Griffin, Georgia home. A wildlife-management crew from our Macon office is doing the honors.
A poorly-cut miter joint in the wooden fascia at the corner of the roof left a gap about two inches square that allowed squirrels into the attic of a house in Dawson, Georgia. A squirrel-removal crew from our South Georgia office is covering the edges of the roof with a metal wildlife barrier that will keep squirrels and other animals out of the attic.
Lifting the edge of the shingles revealed a gap of about an inch and a half in the edge of the roof that allowed gray squirrels into the attic of a house in Cordele, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal team is covering the gap with a tough metal wildlife barrier to animal-proof the roof.
Gray squirrels gnawed an elongated hole about four inches across by two inches high through the seam where the wooden roof fascia and sheathing meet to get into the attic of a house in Macon, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal crew is covering the edge of the roof with a metal wildlife barrier to seal squirrels and other critters out of the attic.
While You're Enjoying Your Morning Coffee, Check Out this Video of a Macon, Georgia Squirrel Removal Job

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