How do exterminators get rid of squirrels?

Yes, exterminators are worth it for squirrels. Birch Fumigator Pest Control Services can help you get rid of squirrels. We have the experience and tools to safely and effectively remove these pests from your home or office.

The length to exterminate squirrels varies depending on the size of your home, but it generally takes between one and four hours.

Red squirrels are not considered invasive in their natural range, which includes much of Europe and northern Asia, as well as parts of North America. However, if they are introduced to areas outside their native range, they have the potential to become invasive. In such cases, they can impact local ecosystems, mainly if no natural predators or competitors exist. It’s important to maintain the balance of local ecosystems by preventing the introduction of non-native species, including red squirrels, into new environments.

Yes, red squirrels are native to Canada and can be found nationwide. They are well-adapted to the Canadian climate and common in coniferous and mixed forests. Their presence is an important part of the ecosystem, as they play a role in seed dispersal and thus in forest regeneration. In Canada, red squirrels are known for their characteristic reddish fur and bushy tails, and they are an integral part of the country’s natural wildlife.

We provide a variety of methods to remove squirrels from your home or business, including trapping, relocating, and exclusion. Our experienced technicians will work with you to determine the best course of action to get rid of squirrels permanently.

Red squirrels remain active throughout the winter and live in their established territories. They do not hibernate but may stay in their nests for more extended periods during extremely cold or inclement weather. During the winter months, red squirrels rely heavily on the food caches they have stored in the fall, which consist of nuts, seeds, and other available food items. Their dreys, or nests, provide necessary shelter from the winter elements. Red squirrels’ fur becomes thicker in colder regions, providing additional insulation. Their ability to survive harsh winter conditions is a testament to their adaptability and resilience in various environments.