Latest Wildlife Update — December 4, 2007
Every year we seem to get inundated with calls for squirrels in the month of November. This year was no different. We have been dealing with calls for both gray and flying squirrels on a daily basis. A gray squirrel problem is usually very obvious. People see them entering and exiting roofs and soffit areas during daylight hours and immediately know that they have a problem. Flying squirrels on the other hand are much more mysterious. They are totally nocturnal and are very rarely seen in backyards or even in the wild. Most of our customers hear noises in their ceilings and walls during the night and call us the next day.
Hopkinton Squirrel Removal
Flying squirrels chewed through this chimney flashing to gain access to the attic of this home in Hopkinton Massachusetts. The homeowner realized the problem only after getting water damage in the ceiling of his living room.
Lexington Squirrel Removal
Gray squirrels damaged these chimney flashings on a colonial-style home. The homeowner heard them chewing around the chimney and called us to come out to investigate.
Weston Mice Removal
An unsecured heating duct allowed several dozen mice to infest this home in Weston Massachusetts. An opening like this one is very common and is the reason that mice are one most common pests in our area.
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