About Squirrel Control Ipswich MA - Security Pest Control

Our pest control technicians are very experienced at elimination of flying squirrels from attics. Grey Squirrels are Excellent Jumpers Gray squirrel leaping from stump Grey squirrels can quickly jump from tree branches to our homes. They have been understand to jump more than 6 feet across. They can even cover more distance if they are leaping down to a lower item.

They can run up along a drain pipeline from the ground to the roofline in just a couple seconds. Squirrels & Bears in Your Bird Feeders Squirrel Damage to our Houses Squirrel Damage to Attic Vent Louvers Squirrel damage to fence and shed Gray squirrel damage to tree branch Squirrel Damage Triggering Fires & Power Outages A Lack of Squirrel Control in the Attic Means Wire Damage, House Fires and Power Failures According to the US Fire Administration there are normally about 120,000 domestic fires of "unknown cause" each year in the United States.

as an outcome of insufficient squirrel control, mice control, or rat control. If you have rodents, such as squirrels or mice, in your attic you probably have wire damage too. Squirrels are typically the reason for power failures. They can readily climb a power pole and crawl throughout a power line.

Squirrels have brought down the New York Stock market two times. To hone their teeth they will typically chew on tree branches or even the periodic live power line. City officials of New York City attribute a minimum of one power failure each day to squirrels. Squirrels trigger more power outages than lightning in some states.

Not all of these failures were triggered by the squirrels chewing on the wires some were just contact electrocutions, however many were from contact with the metal wire after the squirrel chewed through the wire's insulation and the squirrel was electrocuted. Squirrels like to chew on different edible and inedible things.

Squirrels have 22 teeth. They will chew on almost anything. Need More Info? squirrels even grind their teeth in their sleep. Rodents, such as Squirrels, Rats and Mice need to chew and munch continuously to keep their teeth's length in check otherwise their teeth would grow too long rendering them unable to consume and therefore starve to death.