Spring Hill Rodent & Wildlife Removal

Spring Hill Rodent & Wildlife Removal. We specialize in the removal of rodents & wildlife in attics, soffits, crawlspaces, walls, and yards

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Most Common Spring Hill Rodent & Wildlife Problems

Throughout the last decade we have serviced Spring Hill, Florida. Our company knows all about Spring Hill and it’s rodent & wildlife removal problems.

Some of Spring Hills most common critter problems are:

• Bats in the soffit or attic
• Rats in the soffit or attic
• Raccoon in the soffit or attic
• Squirrels in the soffit or attic

Some less common critter problems in Spring Hill:

• Opossum in the soffit or attic
• Mice in the soffit or attic

Mice are not very common in the Spring Hill area. It is common to mistake the sound of rats for mice as they make similar sounds.

Opossums are common in Spring Hill as most cities in Florida. The residential homes in Spring Hill are built with less gaps in areas in the structure compared to other cities around. This limits the availability for entry points that opossums can enter.

Although these critter problems are less common in Spring Hill, they could certainly happen.

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How We Remove Rats From The Attic In Spring Hill

There are many unique situations when it comes to removing rats from the attic in Spring Hill. Most of the time removing rats is a straightforward process.

Our Straightforward process of removing rats from the attic:

1. Find the areas the rats are going in and out of the attic and seal them.
   • We use only metal based material to seal the rat entry points, preferably steel. This prevents rats from chewing through and ending back up in the attic.
2. Inspect the attic to see where the rat activity has been and set rat traps in those areas.
   • We check all ductwork, a common highway system for rats. Then we find the trails and tunnels rats create in the insulation.
3. Continue trapping until the rat population is gone. Could be a 1-3 week process with no obstacles. During this process we also:
   • Check areas that were sealed to make sure they didn’t chew through.
   • Check the entire property to make sure there are no new rat holes as sometimes they will create new openings.
   • Record the amount of rats being caught and removed. We want to see the count less and less on each visit.
   • Ask the customer what they have been experiencing since last visit.
4. Once traps are all still baited and set, and the customer is no longer hearing the activity, we sanitize the attic and entry points.
   • This removes a lot of the bacteria left behind by the rat urine and feces.
   • This also removes the rat scent or pheromones from the attic and entry points.

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How We Remove Raccoons From The Attic In Spring Hill

There are many unique situations when it comes to removing raccoons from the attic in Spring Hill. Most of the time removing raccoons is a straightforward process.

Our Straightforward process of removing raccoons from the attic:

1. Find the areas the raccoons are going in and out of the attic from the roof.
   • Soffit is the most common area raccoons will use to enter into the attic in Spring Hill.
   • Look for large openings or hanging soffit pieces.
2. Inspect the attic to see where the raccoon activity has been.
   • We check all ductwork, wires, and plumbing for any damage.
   • Be mindful that a majority of the time there is a raccoon in the attic it is a female having babies or a female that already has babies. Mother raccoons are very protective of their young.
3. Place raccoon eviction fluid on the most used entry point.
   • Raccoon eviction fluid warns the mother raccoon that it is not a safe place for her and her babies.
   • Multiple treatments of eviction fluid might be necessary depending on the size of the property.
   • It could take 1-3 days for the mother raccoon to vacate.
4. Once the raccoon has vacated, seal all entry points.
   • Make sure to check the attic to make sure all raccoons have left, including the babies, before sealing.
   • We use only metal based material to seal the raccoon entry points, preferably steel or aluminum. This prevents raccoons from ripping through and ending back up in the attic.
5. Once the entire house is sealed, we sanitize the attic and entry points.
   • This removes a lot of the bacteria left behind by the raccoon urine and feces.
   • This also removes the raccoon scent or pheromones from the attic and entry points.

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How We Remove Squirrels From The Attic In Spring Hill

There are many unique situations when it comes to removing squirrels from the attic in Spring Hill. Most of the time removing squirrels is a straightforward process.

Our Straightforward process of removing squirrels from the attic:

1. Find the areas the squirrels are going in and out of the attic from the roof.
   • Soffit is the most common area squirrels will use to enter into the attic in Spring Hill.
   • Look for small and large openings or hanging soffit pieces.
2. Inspect the attic to see where the squirrel activity has been.
   • We check all ductwork, wires, and plumbing for any damage.
3. Place a squirrel one-way valve on the most used entry point.
   • Make sure you cover any area a squirrel can fit through. Squirrels can fit through any area about the size of a half dollar. Once the squirrel gets their head through, they push the rest of their body through.
   • Set the markers on the squirrel one-way valve to the closed position.
   • Squirrel one-way should stay on the entry point until the markers on the one way valve show the squirrel has passed through.
   • It can take squirrels anywhere from 1-14 days to pass through the one-way valve and be evicted from the property.
4. Seal all other entry points besides the one with the one-way valve.
   • This makes it so the squirrels only option is to leave through the one-way valve.
   • This also makes sure no other critter will enter the property.
5. Once the squirrel is evicted, remove the one-way valve and seal the area.
   • Check attic for any signs of squirrel nests and babies.
6. Once the entire house is sealed, we sanitize the attic and entry points.
   • This removes a lot of the bacteria left behind by the squirrel urine and feces.
   • This also removes the squirrel scent or pheromones from the attic and entry points.

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How We Remove Opossum From The Attic In Spring Hill

Finding an opossum in the attic isn’t as common as other wildlife types, but it does happen in Spring Hill. Most of the time removing opossum is a straightforward process.

Our Straightforward process of removing opossum from the attic:

1. Find the areas the opossums are going in and out of the attic from the roof.
   • Soffit is the most common area opossum will use to enter into the attic in Spring Hill.
   • Look for large openings or hanging soffit pieces.
2. Inspect the attic to see where the opossum activity has been.
   • We check all ductwork, wires, and plumbing for any damage.
3. Place an opossum trap on the most used entry point.
   • You should not place opossum traps on the roof. When opossum get caught on the roof they will use their hands to move themselves and the cage. This leads to them falling off the roof.
   • Using the area of entrance as guidance, determine what pathway the opossum is using to go up and down from the roof.
   • Bait the trap and set it according to its pathway.
4. Once the opossum is trapped, seal all entry points.
   • Make sure to check the attic to make sure all opossums have left, including any babies, before sealing.
   • We use only metal based material to seal opossum entry points, preferably steel or aluminum. This prevents opossum from ripping through and ending back up in the attic.
5. Once the entire house is sealed, we sanitize the attic and entry points.
   • This removes a lot of the bacteria left behind by the opossum urine and feces.
   • This also removes the opossum scent or pheromones from the attic and entry points.

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How We Remove Bats From The Attic & Soffit In Spring Hill

There are many unique situations when it comes to removing bats from the attic and soffit in Spring Hill. Removing bats is usually a straightforward process.

Our Straightforward process of removing bats from the attic and soffit:

1. Find the areas the bats are going in and out of the attic from the roof and soffit.
   • Soffit is the most common area bats will use to enter into the attic in Spring Hill.
   • Look for any openings the size of a pen tip that would lead into the attic.
2. Inspect the attic to see where the bat activity has been.
   • Most of the time bats hang in soffit and won’t move into the attic unless they’ve been there for more than a few months.
3. Place a bat one-way valve on the most used entry point.
   • Make sure you cover any area a bats can fit through. Bats can fit through any area about the size of the tip of a pen.
   • Bat one-way valves should stay on the entry point throughout the next 7-14 days.
4. Seal all other entry points besides the one with the one-way valve.
   • Check the entire property for any other areas bats can get into.
   • If the entire property is not sealed correctly, the bats will relocate to another area on that same property.
5. Once the bats are evicted, remove the one-way valve and seal the remaining area.
   • Check attic for any signs of bat activity.
6. Once the entire house is sealed, we remove any reachable bat guano and sanitize the attic and entry points.
   • This removes a lot of the bacteria left behind by the bat guano.
   • This also removes the bat scent or pheromones from the attic and entry points.

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