Squirrels
Roofline gaps, soffit/fascia damage, chew points, attic indicators, and repeated entry risk.
We inspect the home, document visible evidence, and explain what conditions are allowing animal activity.
Inspection-first
The focus is not the animal alone. We look for the route, shelter pressure, and structural condition behind the problem.
Roofline gaps, soffit/fascia damage, chew points, attic indicators, and repeated entry risk.
Vent nesting, ledges, openings, and areas where screening or exclusion may be appropriate.
Foundation gaps, crawlspace access, utility penetrations, debris pressure, and movement routes.
Likely entry points, timing concerns, staining, rub marks, and documentation before action.
Scope note: Final recommendations depend on species, access, safety conditions, season, applicable restrictions, and what is visible at the time of inspection.
Field documentation
Animal activity often follows shelter, gaps, weather damage, or repeated weak points. We document what is accessible and separate likely entry points from general vulnerabilities.
Wildlife problems. Structural solutions.
Start with the animal, location, photos, town, and when the activity began.