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What Can You Do to Prevent Squirrel Problems?
We're here to help you solve your wildlife problem in a humane and competent manner. When you call Varment Guard, we'll listen to your problem, give you a quote, and set up a quick appointment to help you with your wild animal problem.
Squirrels are rodents that belong to the rodent family. They can grow to be up to 18 inches long and weigh around a pound. Squirrels do not hibernate during the winter and remain active all year. They eat acorns and nuts that were buried in the autumn during the cold months, but they don't remember where they hid their food, contrary to popular perception. The food they find using their acute sense of smell was most likely hidden by another squirrel. The squirrel can find enough food to survive even if it is covered in snow.
We thoroughly remove bat guano from your attic and other damaged areas using professional-grade equipment after all bats have been removed from your home. We also install new insulation to the correct R-valve.
We perform another complete inspection to ensure that there are no difficulties or concerns once all bats and toxins have been removed from your home and all primary and secondary entrance points have been blocked. We won't call it a day until both our team and your family are completely pleased that your bat problem is gone.
Will the City or County Animal Services Help with a Skunk Issue?
Conduct a comprehensive home inspection for evidence of animal entry as the first step in resolving your wildlife problem. This inspection assists us in determining what types of animals are entering, how they are gaining access, and where they are gaining access. We can devise the finest plan of action for not just eradicating but also preventing them once the trapping process is complete.
What if a Skunk Got Inside My House?
Exclusion is the most effective method of long-term wildlife control. While removing a nuisance animal solves a current problem, it does little to prevent future invaders. The possibilities of future animal infestation and damage are considerably minimized by detecting all points of animal entry and executing repair and exclusion procedures.
Flying squirrels, red squirrels, mice, and bats can leave your home through a small hole in your fascia board, attic vent, dormer, or gable vent, leaving droppings, urine, fleas, and ticks in your attic. Allow a Varment Guard specialist to inspect your home and seal these entry points before they grow into a bigger problem.
Squirrels are rodents that belong to the rodent family. They can grow to be up to 18 inches long and weigh around a pound. Squirrels do not hibernate during the winter and remain active all year. They eat acorns and nuts that were buried in the autumn during the cold months, but they don't remember where they hid their food, contrary to popular perception. The food they find using their acute sense of smell was most likely hidden by another squirrel. The squirrel can find enough food to survive even if it is covered in snow.
Many wild animals in Indiana have learnt to adapt to their homes and even flourish in them. Some animals, for example, have discovered that attics are ideal living spaces. Other animals find shelter beneath homes or porches. These animals invariably inflict damage. Squirrels and rats, for example, enjoy chewing on electrical wires in attics, posing a major fire threat. With their droppings and parasites, raccoons can seriously contaminate an attic. The same can be said for bat and bird colonies. We specialize in resolving Indiana's wildlife issues, from snake removal to large-scale projects such as commercial bat control.
Skunk Facts, Identification & Control
The most effective way to keep a raccoon out of your house is to use preventative exclusion services. To avoid future raccoon entry, all entry points must be sealed after the raccoon has been removed. Making sure you don't establish a raccoon haven outside your home can also help you avoid attracting raccoons. However, after dealing with a raccoon invasion, habitat modification will become important for prevention. Fear-inducing gadgets only work for a short time, and there are no toxicants that are regulated for raccoons.
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