Hearing scratching? Let’s find out what’s up there.
Noises above the ceiling, droppings or an odor usually mean something has found a way in. We inspect the attic and exterior, show you what we find, and plan the next step with you.
What homeowners notice first.
- Scratching, scurrying or thumping above the ceiling—often at night or early morning
- Droppings or nesting material in the attic
- A persistent odor upstairs
- Chewed wiring, ducts or insulation
- Animals seen on the roofline or entering soffits and vents
A practical path, not a scare tactic.
- Attic and exterior inspectionWe look for activity, damage and entry points and photograph what we find.
- IdentificationUnderstanding what is getting in and how shapes the right approach.
- Management optionsDepending on the situation: removal or trapping where appropriate, one-way systems and sealing entry points.
- Clear next stepsIf exclusion or restoration is needed, we explain the sequence and pricing before anything starts.
We choose the appropriate management approach after assessment. No blanket promises about a specific species or method until we’ve inspected.
Real attics. Real crews.



Inspect. See the findings. Choose your plan. Get the work done.
- STEP 1
Inspect
We review insulation, entry points and visible problem areas.
- STEP 2
See the findings
Photos and plain-language explanations.
- STEP 3
Choose your plan
Practical options and upfront pricing; same-day quotes available.
- STEP 4
Get the work done
The agreed work, with completion documentation where applicable.
Animals keep getting back in?
A full-home exclusion addresses vulnerable openings from the roofline to the foundation so the problem doesn’t repeat.
Wildlife questions, answered.
What’s making the noise in my attic?
Common culprits in North Georgia attics include squirrels, rats, mice and raccoons, but we don’t guess. The inspection identifies what is actually there and how it’s getting in.
Do you trap animals?
When appropriate, yes. Depending on what we find, options can include removal or trapping, one-way let-out systems and sealing entry points. We recommend the approach that fits the situation. Bat exclusions are also available where appropriate; the inspection determines the next steps.
Will you clean up afterwards?
If insulation has been contaminated or damaged, attic restoration covers removal, cleanup and sanitizing, and new insulation. We’ll tell you whether that applies.
Is the inspection really free?
Yes. We inspect, photograph what we find and explain your options at no charge.
Let’s find out what your attic needs.
Start with a free inspection, photos and straightforward options. We’ve noted your interest in Wildlife management.
Or call 855-32-ATTICLet’s talk about your attic.
Call our office to request your free attic inspection. We’ll confirm your service area and arrange a time with you.
Call 855-32-ATTIC855-322-8842
Helpful to have when you call
- Your property ZIP and address
- What you’ve noticed—temperature changes, scratching, odor or insulation concerns
- A good callback number and your availability
Our office schedules inspections by phone. Your appointment is confirmed when we agree on a time with you.
