October marks the move into fall for squirrels around many St. Louis homes.
Holper’s starts with a paid roof or attic inspection to trace activity and find openings.
Squirrel removal starts with a $149 roof or attic inspection. The tech checks the roofline, soffits, vents, and other gaps.
The findings guide trap placement and later visits. Live cage traps are the usual method and may be set along the squirrels’ route to and from the attic. Lethal traps are used only when necessary under Missouri Department of Conservation guidelines.
Trap setup, checks, and pickups have separate charges. Repair work is quoted on its own and starts only after approval.
During the October move into fall, attic sounds may point to a roof gap.
Holper’s checks the outside before suggesting traps, removal methods, or repairs.
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Have questions? You’re not alone. Here are some helpful answers.
The paid roof or attic inspection for squirrels costs $149. Trap setup, checks, and pickups have separate charges. Repair work also gets its own quote.
Holper’s backs squirrel exclusion work with a 12-month guarantee on the sealed entry point. Other openings fall outside that coverage. A new entry point restarts the trapping process.
As October moves into fall, squirrels may use gaps, vents, or soffits for shelter. A tech checks these areas for signs. The results guide trap placement and next steps.
A paid roof or attic inspection is the first step. The tech finds active areas and possible entry points. Trapping is then planned, while repairs get a separate quote.
Let the office know about pets, children, closed rooms, or hard attic access. The tech will share steps that fit the trapping or repair plan.
