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is in My Attic
If you hear strange noises or see unexplained signs of wildlife- don’t wait for the damage to worsen.
We’ll find the cause, fix the problem, and help you take back your home
Hear Something in the Walls? We’ll Find Out What It Is
Residential prices typically start at $75 in our service area. An inspection and consultation will allow us to tailor service to your individual needs.
Strange sounds in the attic? Scratching in the walls? Footsteps in the ceiling at night? You’re not alone— and you’re not imagining it. Many homeowners discover unwanted guests only after hearing or seeing the signs. Whether it’s squirrels, bats, raccoons, birds, or something else entirely, identifying the culprit is the first step to solving the problem.
We offer our experience and knowledge to determine exactly what species is causing the issue — and how to safely and permanently remove it.
Signs You May Have a Wildlife Problem
Each species of wildlife leaves a unique calling card. Common warning signs include:
- Scratching, chewing, or movement sounds in walls, attics, or crawlspaces
- Droppings, nesting material, fur, feathers, or scales
- Unexplained odors or stains on ceilings and walls
- Dirty looking vent slats or covers
- Damage around vents, soffits, or roof edges
- Sightings of animals entering or exiting the home at dawn or dusk
Even if you haven’t seen the animal, our technicians can identify it from patterns, entry points, and the debris left behind.
Our Wildlife Identification Process
Comprehensive Inspection– We inspect attics, crawlspaces, vents, roofs, and exterior structures to locate signs of wildlife.
Species Identification – Based on droppings, nesting materials, damage, and entry points, we determine which animal is responsible.
Humane Removal Plan – Once identified, we design a targeted, humane removal plan tailored to the species involved.
Exclusion & Repairs – We seal all access points and provide structural repair recommendations to prevent re-entry.
Cleanup & Prevention – We remove debris, sanitize contaminated areas, and offer long-term prevention strategies.
