Trenton
Finding an animal in your attic is usually only the visible part of a larger problem. Somewhere along the roofline, exterior, or foundation is an opening that made the intrusion possible. And if that opening isn't properly addressed, removing one animal may simply make room for another.
At Ancon Wildlife Services, we take a complete approach to wildlife control. Our team identifies what you're dealing with, determines how animals are getting inside, removes or excludes them using the appropriate methods, and addresses vulnerable entry points to help prevent the problem from repeating.
Bat Removal Done the Right Way
Bats can enter through remarkably small openings, making a thorough inspection one of the most important parts of resolving an attic colony. Ridge vents, roof intersections, soffits, fascia, and other small construction gaps can all provide potential access.
Our technicians inspect the attic and exterior to identify active entry points and determine the extent of the problem. Rather than trapping bats inside, we use one-way exclusion devices that allow them to leave while preventing them from returning. Bat exclusion is also carefully timed when necessary to account for maternity season.
Once the bats are safely out, access points can be sealed to provide lasting protection.
For attics affected by a colony, additional services can include guano removal, sanitization, and restoration of contaminated insulation.
Squirrels in the Attic Require More Than a Trap
Squirrels are capable of turning a small roofline weakness into a much larger opening. Their strong teeth allow them to chew through wood and other vulnerable building materials, giving them access to the protected attic space they seek for nesting.
Once squirrels are inside, the potential damage extends beyond the entry hole. Nest building can disturb insulation, while persistent chewing can damage wood and electrical wiring.
Our squirrel control process focuses on getting the animals out and correcting the access problem. One-way exclusion doors are commonly used to allow squirrels to leave the attic without getting back inside. Damaged and vulnerable areas can then be reinforced with durable materials such as metal flashing and wildlife-grade screening.
The result is more than squirrel removal. It's a stronger roofline that is better prepared to resist future intrusion attempts.
Wildlife Problems Aren't Limited to the Roofline
Bats and squirrels are two of our primary specialties, but Ancon provides solutions for wildlife activity throughout the property.
Our services also address:
- Mice and rats entering homes through small structural gaps
- Raccoons accessing attics, chimneys, and other sheltered areas
- Skunks denning underneath decks, porches, and structures
- Groundhogs burrowing around yards and foundations
- Opossums taking shelter around homes and outbuildings
- Birds nesting inside vents, eaves, and other openings
Removal methods depend on the species and circumstances. Our technicians evaluate each situation individually and recommend an appropriate combination of removal, trapping, exclusion, repair, and cleanup.
From Wildlife Activity to a Long-Term Solution
A complete wildlife service should answer more than "How do we get the animal out?"
It should also determine how the animal got inside, whether other openings exist, what damage has occurred, and what can be done to reduce the likelihood of another intrusion.
That's why our work can extend from the initial inspection through removal, exclusion, structural repairs, and attic cleanup. Addressing the entire problem helps turn an active wildlife issue into a lasting solution.
Why Choose Ancon Wildlife Services?
Wildlife work frequently involves attics, ladders, roofs, and complex structural areas. Choosing an experienced and properly covered company matters.
Ancon Wildlife Services brings more than 22 years of experience to the job, along with:
Full licensing and insurance, including workers' compensation coverage
Extensive experience with bats, squirrels, and attic wildlife
Humane exclusion methods whenever appropriate
Thorough inspections focused on finding primary and secondary entry points
Professional structural exclusion using durable, wildlife-resistant materials
Cleanup and restoration options for affected attic spaces
Clear recommendations based on the actual conditions of your property
We aren't interested in simply removing an animal and leaving the underlying problem behind. Our focus is on resolving the issue properly.
Get Your Wildlife Problem Assessed
Hearing movement overhead? Seeing squirrels repeatedly disappearing near the roof? Finding droppings in the attic or noticing damage around a vent or soffit?
These signs can provide important clues about what's happening, but a professional inspection can reveal the full picture. Contact Ancon Wildlife Services to schedule an evaluation in Trenton and get a clear plan for removal, exclusion, and the work needed to help protect your property going forward.
248-930-1882
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