Squirrel Removal Services In Cleveland, OH

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Lakewood Exterminating

4.8

Based on 469 reviews

Jay Kwast

I recommend Lakewood Exterminating. Shawn was on-time and knowledgeable. He removed three squirrels.

Jae Russell

Had squirrels in my attic and Lakewood Exterminating did a great job handling this problem. They explained the procedures clearly and were responsive to my texts, questions, and concerns throughout the process.I also use this company for year round for quarterly rodent management around the exterior of my home and since hiring them I have had no issues with mice. They are always professional and expedient.

Suzanne Edwards

Shawn was very professional and did an amazing job! He explained what he needed to do and he followed up every day until my squirrel problem was gone. I am so happy I found him and would recommend him to anyone. Thanks Shawn!

How Your Squirrel Trapping Will Work

First we will have to stop by and take a look outside. In most cases, it is not necessary for us to enter the home. If you are not sure if you have squirrels or another form of wildlife, you will want to schedule a Pest Diagnostic Service. Click here to learn how to diagnose attic noises.

Otherwise, let us know and we will pop over to give you an affordable cost estimate. Generally, squirrel removal services average 600$. See below for our “starting at prices”.

Traps will be placed over the entry point outside. That way, any squirrels in your attic will have to exit into the trap. These vermin can only stay inside for about a week. So after that point, you will know there are no more squirrels in your attic. Traps are then removed and the entry point is secured by placing sheet metal over it.

One thing you do not want, is to block the squirrels inside by not placing the trap over the entry point. This must be done for 5-7 days before blocking the entry hole. If you don’t hire the right wildlife company, you could end up having a frantic squirrel running around in your living room.

Another thing to avoid, is blocking the squirrels outside of their home. If you do, you run the risk of them tearing up your home trying to get back inside. Out of desperation, they can even go down your chimney- and into your basement. This is an avoidable nightmare. So in conjunction with setting a trap over the entry point, a trap has to be placed nearby on the roof. This will catch any that were outside when we placed the trap over the entry point.