The Problem: A homeowner in the Berry Creek neighborhood of Georgetown reported persistent noises and activity originating from their attic. Investigation confirmed that squirrels had gained access to the attic space through a vulnerable gable vent, creating a disruptive and unsanitary environment.

The Solution: Our Prickly Pear team deployed a comprehensive wildlife exclusion strategy. We began by meticulously sealing one primary gable vent on the front of the house, integrating a humane one-way exclusion device to allow the existing squirrels to exit safely. Simultaneously, a second gable vent was proactively secured with robust hardware cloth and another one-way device, preventing future breaches. Eviction fluid was strategically applied both under the house and within the attic to encourage the remaining wildlife to vacate the premises.

The Outcome: Thanks to Prickly Pear's thorough and professional intervention, the Berry Creek home is now completely secured against wildlife intrusion. The attic is free from squirrel activity, and the homeowner can enjoy a peaceful, protected living space. Our precise exclusion work ensures long-term peace of mind, demonstrating our commitment to effective and humane wildlife management.