Understanding the Risk
Squirrels invade attics and wall voids to nest, gnawing constantly to file their teeth. They chew through electrical wiring — a leading hidden cause of house fires — and shred insulation, stored items, and ductwork.
Squirrels enter through gaps as small as two inches around rooflines, vents, and soffits. A trapped squirrel will chew a new exit, expanding damage. Lasting control requires removing the animals and sealing every access point with chew-proof materials.
Signs of Infestation
Daytime scurrying, rolling, or scratching sounds in the attic or ceiling — squirrels are active during the day.
Chewed wiring, wood, or PVC pipes in the attic or crawl space, often paired with shredded insulation.
Visible entry holes along rooflines, vents, or soffits, sometimes surrounded by chewing damage.
Nests of leaves, twigs, or shredded insulation in attic corners or near vents.
Squirrels repeatedly seen entering or exiting a specific point on the roof or eaves.
Our Squirrel Treatment Process
Inspection & Nest Location
We locate every nest, entry point, and chewed pathway — from attic voids to roofline gaps — through a full interior and exterior assessment.
Humane Eviction & Trapping
One-way exclusion doors let squirrels leave to forage but block re-entry, with cage traps used where needed to remove remaining animals humanely.
Chew-Proof Exclusion
Every gap, vent, and soffit is sealed with metal flashing and chew-resistant materials so squirrels cannot chew a new way back in.
Sanitation & Monitoring
Damaged insulation and nesting debris are identified for cleanup, and the perimeter is monitored for any renewed activity.
Why Choose GNM for Squirrel Control
30-Minute Response
We contact every lead within 30 minutes — pests wait for no one.
Licensed & Insured
Certified technicians trained in the latest clinical protocols.
Family & Pet Safe
Targeted formulations that protect what matters most.
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