Rats and mice in the attic.
Ctitter in the attic.
Signs animals are in your attic.
Critters just love to live in the attics of homes and the walls ceiling gaps crawl spaces etc.
But you still don t know what type of animal or animals are up there.
As the temperature continues to drop these animals tend to make their way into our homes or businesses for warmth and shelter.
Few things are more unpleasant than an unwelcome visitor.
Once you know what species of critter is in your attic read about that animal here.
The most common critter to enter attics in many areas including where i work in florida is the rat.
The first and most important key to trapping wildlife in an attic is in finding the entry holes into the house.
The roof rat is more common in warm areas and more likely to enter the attic.
Bat noises in the attic.
Ducts ripped apart raccoons.
The first indicator of an animal problem in the attic is the noise.
This is especially the case when the unwelcome visitor happens to be a raccoon squirrel pigeon or other pest that has made itself at home in your attic.
The presence of critters in the attic can result in a number of damages most especially in and around the wiring plumbing and the entire structure.
If pests have nested in or destroyed your insulation you may need to.
Sounds coming from your attic could be from a number of causes pipes settling wind but the most common cause is the presence of an animal or animals in the attic.
One of the most common critters to find in your home throughout the winter months are bats.
Your attic is a desirable home for wildlife looking for a warm and cozy respite from the elements.
But attics are the favorite spot for wild animals.
Gray squirrels are noisy and will tear up insulation in an attic and use it to make their nest.
There are two main species of rats in the us the roof rat and the norway rat.
You may hear scratching or thumping or scittering or nuts rolling around or even vocal noises.
In addition to the damages they cause critters can cause a spread of numerous diseases to humans and pets.
Squirrels raccoons rats mice bats opossums snakes birds flying squirrels.
Bats enjoy making their roost in places higher up such as attics.
Fluttering noises in the attic.