Squirrel Removal in Portland
Squirrels in the attic or eaves? Humane removal, then every entry point sealed for good.
Squirrels nest in attics and eaves, chew wiring and tear up insulation. Getting them out is only half the job. If the opening stays, another squirrel will find it.
We remove them humanely, then seal the entry points. Then we deal with what they leave behind: contaminated insulation, droppings, urine and scent trails, through attic restoration and bio-sanitation.
How it works
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Free inspection
We locate where squirrels are getting in, on the roofline, eaves and vents.
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Humane removal
Squirrels are removed humanely.
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Seal entry points
Openings are sealed for good.
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Restore and bio-sanitize
Contaminated insulation is removed, the attic is sanitized and deodorized to clear scent trails, and new insulation is installed. See Attic & Crawlspace Restoration.
Signs you need this
- Scratching or running overhead, often early morning or dusk
- Chewed fascia, vents or eaves
- Nesting material in the attic
- Damaged or compressed insulation
Squirrels leave more than damage
Squirrels nest in insulation and leave droppings and urine in the attic. Their scent markers can draw other squirrels, and other pests, to the same entry points and nesting spots.
Restoration and bio-sanitation clean up the contamination, deodorize the space and replace damaged insulation. It is the step that helps keep your attic from becoming the next squirrel nest.
Common questions
Do squirrels leave pheromone trails too?
Squirrels mark their territory and travel routes with scent. Sanitizing and deodorizing the attic after removal helps take away the markers that attract other animals.
Do I need attic restoration after squirrels?
Often yes. Nesting material, droppings, urine and compressed insulation remain after the squirrels are removed. The free inspection shows what needs to be cleaned or replaced.
Is the removal humane?
Yes. Removal is humane, followed by sealing so they cannot return.
What if the squirrels are in the eaves, not the attic?
The inspection covers the full roofline, including eaves, vents and soffits.
Is the inspection really free?
Yes, completely free, with no obligation. We find where the squirrels are getting in, check the attic for nesting material, droppings and soiled insulation, and explain what we recommend. Request a free inspection and we will respond within 15 minutes during regular business hours, or take $20 off your service.
Why is cleanup important after squirrels are removed?
Squirrels leave urine and scent markers that can draw other animals to the same spot, plus droppings and nesting material that hold odor. Bio-sanitizing and deodorizing the attic removes those markers, and new insulation can then go into a clean space.
Ready to get rid of them?
Send us a request. We aim to reply within 15 minutes during regular business hours, or we take $20 off your service.