Attic Animal Exclusion Experts

Attic animal exclusion is the process of preventing and managing unwanted animals in your attic. It involves inspecting for entry points, sealing those points, safely removing any animals present, and implementing strategies to prevent future infestations. 

Animals often seek shelter, warmth, and food in attics. Common visitors include squirrels, raccoons, bats, and rodents, especially during colder months or breeding seasons. 

Signs of animal activity include noises (scratching or scurrying), droppings, nests, damaged insulation or wires, and marks on entry points. A professional inspection can confirm their presence. 

Yes, humane exclusion focuses on preventing harm to animals. It involves safely capturing and relocating them without causing injury, as well as sealing entry points to prevent re-entry.  

The duration depends on the extent of the infestation and the size of your home. Typically, a thorough inspection and initial exclusion can be completed within a few hours, while ongoing monitoring may continue over weeks. 

Common animals include squirrels, raccoons, bats, and rodents. Each species requires specific methods for safe removal and exclusion.