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If you have a squirrel problem in Dallas County Texas, or any other conflict with a wild animal, I am confident that we can solve it. Unlike other Dallas pest control companies or Dallas squirrel exterminators,
we use humane methods of squirrel control, such as prevention, exclusion, or live squirrel trapping and relocation. We specialize in the removal of rodents and other animals from homes, especially squirrels in the attic or eaves.
If you hear noises in your attic, or see chewing on your wood or wires, or have a nest or feces in your attic, we can solve your problem.
Call us any time at 469-249-1182 for a price quote and to schedule a same-day or next-day appointment. We use humane methods when dealing with Dallas wildlife removal situations, especially squirrel removal. We look forward to hearing from you!
Dallas Squirrel Situation: Hi again Mr. David, I want to thank you again for all your advice, and also want to show you how your website and blog have helped me...
Because the squirrels have been making their way through several buildings on my block, I couldn't figure out where all the roof access holes were. Since all the buildings are attached, there could easily be access holes inside the building somewhere, as well as up on the roof. So instead of placing the trap on the roof, I took my lead from some of the photos you posted on your site. I used hardware cloth to fashion an attachment that would allow me to suspend a trap horizontally from my drop ceiling. Using this method, I was able to catch and release one female squirrel yesterday. I reset the trap today, but the other squirrels don't seem to be displaying the same curiosity today as they did yesterday. So maybe the jig is up.
There are at least two squirrels digging around inside my drop ceiling today. If the suspended trap won't work anymore, then I will try to install a one-way exclusion door at various possible entry holes on the roof and eaves, and see if that does the trick. After that, I don't know if there is anything more I can do. I can't bring myself to use glue traps or poison for humanitarian reasons, but also because I think a decaying animal carcass may end up being a bigger problem in my urban environment than a live animal in the long run. The "wildlife experts" in TX seem to think glue traps are the way to go, and I find that very disappointing. Here are some photos from my trapping adventure yesteday. I named her Bitsy before releasing her. She was one tough cookie... Not the slightest bit intimated by this measly human. :) Well, thank you again for all you helpful advice. Your biggest fan in Dallas TX, Neelima
Hi David: First, I want to thank you for your website and ability to contact you. I have two squirrels (gray breed, I think) in my attic (one story brick ranch home) and their hole is located at the fascia board in the corner of a roof valley. Almost each morning around 9:00 am (EDT) both will appear and resting in the gutter, will peer over the gutter edge looking at ground. They appear to be youngsters, however I don't know their ages. They have gnawed thru part of fascia (including part of the drip edge just above gutter and thru the top of hardware cloth (1/8") and enter attic above front porch. I have bought a 7" square trap by two feet and plan to set it right at the edge of the roof, near their entry hole. I am contacting you for some info, if you don't mind, as follows: 1. Would they leave the attic on their own? 2. I see no evidence of a mother; only the two. (I'm don't know if they are grown, or not - they don't look too large). 3. I keep two trees trimmed, although one tree is only about 6 feet from roof, but the ends of the limbs are so small, I don't know if they would hold their weight, BUT this may be how they are getting to my roof. 4. They don't come out every day. I have read that if you don't see them in a few days, then stuff newspaper in their entrance and if the paper is not disturbed in a few days, they are probably left attic. Would you agree with this: I live in Atlanta, GA metro and have been bothered with squirrels before over the years. Thanks for your time in looking at this, and when you have time, I would appreciate your thoughts/expertise. Good Luck!
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