What is a chimney to a squirrel, if not a big hollow tree? Squirrels love the warmth and security that chimneys bring. Females will sometimes use them to build nests and raise their young. Others may nest inside them for the winter. The problem with allowing these animals to nest in the chimney is that …
Squirrels can be very destructive once they find a way to get into your attic is by finding entry points or making entry points themselves by prying or ripping flashing or soffits. Once squirrels are inside, they can do all kinds of damage that can make restoration and repair costs damage by the day. Squirrel …
Are there squirrels in your roof? Female squirrels like to nest in attics so they can raise their babies in a safe place. Invasions are common throughout the spring and summer. They might also happen in the fall, when squirrels need to sleep somewhere warm at night. Give us a call if you suspect that …
The gestation period for squirrels can last about 36 to 46 days. They give birth twice a year. One time in the early spring and the other time in the late summer. In early spring they give birth in February to April and in the late summer, they give birth in August through October. Squirrels …
Squirrels are rodents and just like rodents they can damage things pretty badly. When they enter the roof or the attic area they will tear everything up and damage your insulation material to an irreparable state. Squirrels like any other rodent will chew on electrical wiring and cabling to keep their teeth in check. This …
Squirrels are everywhere. These little critters do very well in cities and suburbs where there are lots of trees. As omnivores, they feed on whatever they find, like bird seeds and fallen fruit. Squirrels can be seen scurrying around at all times of the year, even winter. The only difference in their behaviour is that …
Let’s be honest – squirrels are much cuter than rats. Who can blame you for wanting to feed them? The problem with feeding wildlife, however, is that you risk attracting unwanted pests, like rats. Rats are opportunistic scavengers that will come take advantage of any feeder you set up. And, once in the yard, rats …
