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One of our wildlife-control technicians is on his way to check the traps at a Centerville, Georgia squirrel-removal job. We're pretty sure that all of squirrels have been trapped and relocated, but we want to be certain before we permanently animal-proof the roof. We don't want to trap any squirrels in the attic.
Our wildlife damage-repair experts are repairing damage to the fascia at a Warner Robins, Georgia squirrel-removal job. The squirrels climbed up the downspout and gnawed a hole through the fascia right over an elbow in the pipe leading from the rain gutter to the vertical pipe.
A squirrel-removal crew working at a house in Greenville, Georgia is repairing damage to the siding. The squirrels gnawed a fist-sized hole through the wooden siding and the sheathing behind it to get into the house.
Water overflow from the rain gutter damaged the soffit panel, creating a triangular gap at a roof junction that allowed squirrels into the attic of a Cuthbert, Georgia home. Squirrel-removal experts from our South Georgia office are trapping and relocating the squirrels, addressing the water problem, and repairing the damage.
Wildlife-control specialists from our Macon office are busy working at an Albany, Georgia squirrel-removal job. The squirrels are in the attic (not surprisingly, their being squirrels and all). We're setting traps so they can be humanely caught and relocated to the woods.
Quoted 2 in LaGrange, Ga. one for bats and the other for snakes. Next stop, Newnan Ga for mice.
Chewed up bits of foam insulation on the Sheetrock between the joists were evidence of gray squirrels that needed to be trapped and removed from the attic of a house in Macon, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal crew is on the job getting the work done.
Tomorrow we're starting a squirrel-removal and animal-proofing job at a Roberta, Georgia home. The squirrels climbed up inside a downspout with a foam-insulated pipe running through it to get into the attic. The foam insulation makes it easier for the squirrels to get a grip and to climb up the downspout.
All of the funnel traps were empty this morning at an Americus, Georgia squirrel-removal job. Now that all the squirrels have been trapped and relocated, we're removing the traps and buttoning up the roof to make it wildlife-proof.
Water damage to the soffit panel created a soft spot on the edge nearest the rain gutter that made it easier for squirrels to get into the attic of a house in Macon, Georgia. The squirrel-removal team will fix the water problem and replace the soffit panel, in addition to trapping and relocating the squirrels.
The bottom section of a downspout slipped down about eight inches, creating a gap that allowed gray squirrels to get into the downspout and climb to the rain gutter of a commercial building in Gray, Georgia. Squirrels climb inside downspouts because they are more protected from birds of prey and other predators than when climbing an exposed wall.
On the road again
Another successful day of critter catching.
The reason why our wildlife-control professionals are in an attic doing squirrel removal in Griffin, Georgia is because the squirrels climbed up inside a downspout to get to the rain gutter, and from there into the attic. This is not at all unusual.
A sloppy job of roof flashing left a gap of about an inch and a half under the flashing that allowed gray squirrels into the attic of a house in Adel, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal crew will reattach the flashing to close the gap and keep squirrels and other wildlife out of the attic.
It’s a beautiful day to catch some critters
Here is a Snapshot from a Technician doing a Perry, Georgia Squirrel-Removal Job
Wildlife-exclusion specialists from our Macon office are installing Ridge Guard as the crowning touch to a Camilla, Georgia squirrel-removal job. It replaces the plastic roof ridge vent that the squirrels chewed through to get into the attic.
The Second Video in Today's Friday Double-Feature is of a Squirrel-Removal Job at a House in Gray, Georgia
The wildlife-control crew whom we sent to a Barnesville, Georgia squirrel-removal job discovered that the squirrels in the attic were fox squirrels, which are less common than gray squirrels, but are treated using similar techniques: we humanely trap them, relocate them to a more-suitable habitat, and seal them out of the house.
We just trapped and removed the last of a family of gray squirrels from the attic of a Macon, Georgia home. As I type these words, the squirrels are already being relocated to their new home in the woods of South Georgia.
Gray squirrels gnawed at the roof trim at a miter joint trying to get into the attic of a house in Cordele, Georgia. They didn't make it into the attic because the homeowner noticed them and called us right away. Our squirrel-removal crew is installing a metal animal barrier over the wood to prevent the squirrels or any other nuisance animals from getting into the house. An ounce of prevention and all that...
Gray squirrels gnawed a hole about the size of a tangerine through the weathered wooden fascia to get into the attic of a house in Columbus, Georgia. One of our wildlife-removal crews is at the house trapping and relocating the squirrels to their new home in the woods, and repairing the damage that they did.
Water rot to the bottom of the wooden corner post of a dormer made it that much easier for squirrels to get into the attic of a house in Tifton, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal team is tracking down the source of the water problem and repairing the damage, as well as humanely trapping and relocating the squirrels from the attic.
Squirrels gnawed a hole through the soffit panel of a dormer where it meets the shingles of the main roof to get into the attic of a house in Americus, Georgia. The squirrel-removal crew has installed a temporary funnel trap over the hole to catch the squirrels so they can be humanely relocated.
It looks like the last of the squirrels have been trapped and removed from the attic of an Albany, Georgia home. The squirrel-removal crew is removing the temporary funnel traps and permanently sealing the holes to keep squirrels and other nuisance wildlife out of the attic.
Our wildlife-removal inspector lifted up the edge of the shingles and found a bowl-shaped hole that gray squirrels had gnawed through the wooden fascia to get into the attic of a house in Forsyth, Georgia. The crew removing and relocating the squirrels will also fix the damage that they did.
An exceptionally sloppy job of roof flashing allowed gray squirrels to peel back the flashing and expose a hole in the brick wall where it meets the shingles at a roof junction. That's how the squirrels got into the Dexter, Georgia home. Our squirrel-removal crew is re-flashing the junction point as part of animal-proofing the house.
Sold a exclusion in Gray Ga for bats now to Griffin Ga for a dead animal smell in a commercial building then to Meansville Ga for a quote for animal exclusion, possibly more bats.
One of our crews of wildlife-exclusion specialists is installing funnel traps at a Barnesville, Georgia squirrel-removal job. A funnel trap is a live trap placed in such a manner as to force, or funnel, the squirrels into the trap. Once they're caught they're humanely relocated to a suitable habitat where they won't be a problem to anyone.
We have a wildlife-exclusion crew installing a metal animal barrier under the shingles and over the fascia as part of a squirrel-removal job at a Kathleen, Georgia home. They'll also install Ridge Guard on the peak of the roof to replace the existing plastic roof ridge vent.
Wildlife-Exclusion Specialists from our Macon Office are Sealing a Squirrel Gap Behind the Frieze Board at a Jackson, Georgia Squirrel-Removal Job

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