Squirrel Removal in Mooresville

Humane Squirrel Removal Backed by Wildlife Experience Since 2000

Daytime scratching or scurrying in an attic or wall may indicate squirrels, especially when accompanied by chewing sounds, disturbed insulation, droppings, nesting material, or visible roofline openings. Because other wildlife can produce similar signs, we confirm the animal and inspect the structure before recommending trapping or exclusion.

City Wide Exterminating has provided pest control and wildlife services since 2000. We help Mooresville homeowners and business owners locate active entry points, assess affected areas, and choose an appropriate squirrel control plan.

Call (704) 850-6091 to schedule a squirrel inspection and request a free estimate.

Licensed Wildlife Technicians & Service Within 24 Hours

We’re a family-owned and operated company with fully licensed, insured, and trained technicians. We offer service within 24 hours and provide a clear estimate before you select the recommended work.

Our environmentally responsible approach accounts for the animal, the structure, and the people and pets around the treatment area. As a member of the National Pest Management Association, we stay informed about current industry practices and safety standards. Our team also includes an Associate Certified Entomologist with advanced knowledge of insect biology, behavior, and control.

Our squirrel control service considers several property-specific factors:

• Animal identification: We inspect the signs of activity to determine whether squirrels or another wildlife species are present.
• Active access points: We check rooflines, soffits, vents, fascia, attics, crawl spaces, and other possible openings.
• Humane handling: We use humane trapping and one-way exclusion devices when appropriate and consistent with applicable requirements.
• Affected areas: We evaluate visible nesting debris, droppings, contamination, and intrusion-related damage.

How We Remove Squirrels & Close Entry Points

Effective wildlife removal begins with understanding how the animal is using the structure. A visible opening may not be the only route inside, and sealing an active entrance too early can trap squirrels or dependent young in the building.

Inspection & Recommended Plan

We inspect the property to identify the species, active entry points, nesting areas, and visible damage. We then explain our findings and provide an estimate for the recommended plan before work begins.

Trapping & One-Way Exclusion

Depending on site conditions and applicable North Carolina wildlife requirements, the plan may involve humane trapping or one-way exclusion devices. These devices allow an animal to leave through an active opening while preventing it from returning through the same opening.

Entry-Point Sealing

Once the squirrels have been removed or excluded, we seal identified openings with materials suited to each access point. The scope may include areas around soffits, vents, fascia, roof edges, foundations, or other parts of the structure identified during the inspection.

Sanitation & Repair Recommendations

When job conditions support it, our wildlife service can include sanitation and decontamination of affected nesting areas. Chewed electrical wiring, damaged structural wood, insulation, or affected ductwork may also require evaluation by an appropriately qualified repair professional.