A Guide to Humane Squirrel Removal

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A Guide to Humane Squirrel Removal
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Squirrel Problems

• Squirrels can cause damage by chewing on
  electrical wires, insulation, and wood structures
• They build nests in attics and crawlspaces,
  creating messes and fire hazards
• Squirrels try to enter homes in search of food,
  shelter, and warmth
• Hence making Squirrel removal a priority.

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Signs of a squirrel problem

• Noisy activity in the walls or ceiling
• Damaged soffits, fascia, or roof vents
• Chewed electrical wires or damaged insulation
• Droppings or nesting materials found in the attic
  or crawlspace

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Risks and health hazards of squirrels

• Can transmit diseases through fleas, urine,
  droppings, or by direct contact
• Nesting materials can allow molds to grow in home
• Can cause fires by chewing on electrical wires
• Allergies triggered by squirrel dander

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Preventing squirrel entry

• Inspect home exterior for gaps or holes and seal
  any entry points
• Install chimney caps and repair damaged soffits
  or vents
• Trim overhanging tree branches to prevent access
  to roof

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Humane squirrel removal tips

• Use live traps baited with peanut butter to catch
  and release squirrels
• Install one-way exclusion doors on entry holes
  after trapping squirrels
• Deter squirrels by spraying ammonia or placing
  predator urine near entry points

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Professional squirrel removal process

• Thorough inspection to find all entry points
• Humane trapping and exclusion
• Sanitizing droppings and contaminated areas
• Structural repairs to prevent re-entry
• Post-exclusion monitoring

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