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Eco-Friendly Methods
Licensed Professionals
Family & Pet Safe
5-Star Service
In Albany, deep in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, squirrels seek shelter from harsh winters in homes and outbuildings. Agricultural operations attract rodents. Purely Nature's Way brings effective, natural squirrels control to Albany and all of Orleans County. We create protective barriers between Albany's forest environment and your living spaces.
About
Squirrels
Pests We Treat
Squirrels
Peak Season
Year-round
Signs Of Infestation
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Scratching and scurrying sounds in attic
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Entry holes at roofline, soffits, or vents
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Chewed wires and structural damage
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Nesting materials in attic insulation
Our Treatment Approach
Natural-first solutions that actually work
One-way exclusion doors allow squirrels to exit without re-entry. Hardware cloth and metal flashing seal entry points permanently. Live trapping when exclusion isn't immediately possible. We trim access routes and address all entry points systematically. For Albany's older structures, we inspect foundations and wall voids where pests commonly harbor.
Prevention Tips
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Trim tree branches 6-8 feet from roof
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Install chimney caps and vent covers
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Repair damaged soffits and fascia
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Secure garbage container lids
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Remove bird feeders or use squirrel baffles
Frequently Asked Questions
How are squirrels getting into my attic?
Squirrels are excellent climbers and jumpers. They reach roofs via overhanging branches, climb siding and downspouts, and exploit any gap larger than 1.5 inches. Common entries include roof vents, soffits, fascia gaps, and dormers.
Will squirrels damage my house?
Yes, squirrels cause significant damage. They chew holes through siding, soffits, and roofing. Inside attics they gnaw wiring creating fire hazards, damage insulation, and contaminate spaces with urine and droppings. Stored items may be destroyed.
Are your squirrels treatments safe for Albany farms?
Yes. We use botanical and natural methods that are safe around livestock, crops, and stored feed. Our IPM approach protects Albany's agricultural operations while eliminating pest problems.
