Squirrel Removal and Control

Squirrels may seem harmless, but inside your home, they’re a major problem. These chewing machines gnaw through wiring, drywall, and insulation, leading to fire hazards and costly damage.

We specialize in safe, humane squirrel removal, sealing entry points and using one-way doors to keep them out. Whether in attics, soffits, or chimneys, we remove squirrels quickly and prevent them from coming back.

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A grey squirrel sitting on a roof after chewing entry holes. Our squirrel removal service prevents attic damage and safely evicts unwanted pests.

Why Choose Us for Squirrel Removal?

Squirrels may look cute, but inside your home, they chew wiring, rip insulation, and cause costly damage. Our expert squirrel removal services safely evict them and keep them from coming back.

Safe, Humane Squirrel Eviction

Using one-way doors and exclusion techniques, we ensure squirrels leave safely without trapping them inside your home.

Chew-Proof Entry Point Sealing

Squirrels gnaw through wood, plastic, and even soft metal. We reinforce eaves, vents, and weak points with squirrel-proof materials.

Attic and Wall Nest Removal

Squirrels often nest in attics, walls, and soffits, bringing noise, droppings, and structural damage. We remove nests, clean affected areas, and restore insulation.

Preventative Tree and Yard Modifications

Squirrels use roof overhangs and tree branches to enter homes. We recommend tree trimming strategies and install roofline barriers to keep them away for good.

Signs You’ve Got Squirrels Where They Don’t Belong

Squirrels can turn your attic into a noisy, chewed-up mess. Watch for these warning signs:

Unlike raccoons, squirrels are active during the day. If you hear scratching, gnawing, or scampering in the attic at dawn, squirrels may be nesting inside.

Squirrels have strong teeth and will chew through wood beams, attic insulation, and electrical wiring, creating fire risks and costly repairs.

Look for twigs, leaves, and shredded materials stuffed into soffits, chimneys, or attic vents. These are nesting spots where mother squirrels raise their young.

Seeing squirrels running along rooflines or entering a small hole in your home? They’ve likely found a way inside. Blocked vents or patched-over openings mean they may already be nesting.

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A wildlife professional installs a one-way door to humanely evict squirrels from an attic. Our squirrel control methods prevent re-entry.
A squirrel squeezing through a roof opening, a common cause of attic infestations. We remove squirrels from attics and ensures entry points are sealed to prevent re-entry.

Squirrel Problems You Shouldn’t Ignore

Squirrels are expert climbers and chewers, making them a major nuisance for homeowners. Here’s why:

Squirrels chew through electrical wiring, increasing the risk of short circuits and house fires. Their constant gnawing damages everything from power lines to attic beams.

Squirrels tear apart insulation, drywall, and wood to create nests. Their presence in attics leads to costly damage and messy droppings.

Mother squirrels defending their young can become aggressive toward humans and pets. If cornered, they may bite or scratch, potentially spreading disease.

Squirrels squeeze through holes as small as a golf ball, nesting inside walls, chimneys, and eaves. Without proper exclusion, they keep coming back.

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Squirrel Trouble? Hear From the Folks We’ve Helped!

“Squirrels chewed into my attic and had babies. They evicted them humanely and sealed everything up tight. No more squirrels.”
Kelly B., Glanbrook
“I was just so tired of squirrels stealing my bird seed! Bad Company installed proofing and it’s actually working. Would highly recommend for wildlife removal in Burlington.”
Ron W., Burlington
“Squirrels were chewing my deck railings. They found why and helped me fix it. Great team.”
Sarah P., Oakville
“Had squirrels in my walls. They found their way in and blocked the holes properly. I couldn't believe that I saw twelve of them come in and out.”
Adam R., Brantford
“Squirrels got stuck in my chimney. Bad Company managed to get them out safely and put a cap on it. I've seen the squirrels try to get back in. No chance.”
Tom J., Dundas
“They helped get squirrels out of my attic and made sure they didn’t come back. Super happy with the work and great clean up with a smile.”
Nina L., Haldimand County

Squirrel Removal: Your Nuttiest Questions, Answered

Humane squirrel removal usually means using a one-way door on the entry hole. This lets squirrels leave but not get back in. If there are babies, we gently remove them and put them outside for their mother to retrieve. After all are out, we seal the entry to prevent re-entry.

Squirrels aren’t typically aggressive, but they do cause damage and noise. They chew constantly, which might mean gnawed electrical wires (fire hazard) or damaged wood. They also make a lot of scratching and scampering noises in the attic. It’s best to remove them promptly to prevent further issues.

When baby squirrels are in your attic, we gently remove them and place them outside near the entry. The mother will come out to retrieve her young and take them to a new nest. After they’re gone, we seal the opening to prevent another infestation.

Squirrels won’t usually leave a cozy attic on their own. Even if they go out to forage, they return, especially if they have babies. Waiting for them to go away likely won’t work, and meanwhile they cause damage. Humane removal is usually needed to ensure they’re gone for good.

Squirrels in Southern Ontario usually have two litters a year: one in early spring and another in late summer. If you hear activity in your attic around March–April or August–September, it could be a mother with babies. Knowing the timing helps us avoid separating babies during removal.

To squirrel-proof your home, seal up any potential entry points. Fix holes or gaps in the roof, eaves, or soffits with durable materials like metal flashing. Trim tree branches that touch the roof and install chimney caps and vent screens. These measures will help keep squirrels from getting back inside.

DIY squirrel removal is not recommended. Without proper tools and experience, you might get hurt or fail to fully remove them (like accidentally trapping a squirrel inside). Professionals can handle squirrels safely, ensuring the animals are gone and entry points are sealed to prevent return.

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Squirrel Snuck In? We’ll Show It Out.

Got a bushy-tailed squatter in the attic? We’ll show it the door, quick and clean.

Whether you phone it in or use the form, we’ll respond fast, assess the scene, and get to work moving your wild tenant out. No drama, no damage.

No pressure, no hidden fees. Just honest, expert advice.

24/7 Service: (855) 880-9860