Wildlife removal and pest services may be great for a quick sweep, and the pests may be gone for a few weeks. But, that is not enough to keep them away forever (or a realistically long period of time). No homeowner should spend good money, only to see the problem resurface in weeks. How much does quality cost in the state for really tackling the problem of Squirrel removal in Westerville OH?
There is a balance between quality and price. No one wants to overpay for the job, but they want it done sufficiently and even better. There are two ways to go after Squirrel removal in Westerville OH, and the price varies depending on the extent of the infestation and the approach.
Ground-based traps
Setting up ground-based traps is more affordable than going after squirrels while they are in the home. Of course, it is only viable if the squirrels are mostly in the landscape and have not yet got in the home. The traps are set up around the side of the home, usually about four to five. Setting up the traps may take an hour or two, so the labor work is marginal. Each trap needs to be accounted for (the equipment is pricey). There is also insurance costs to consider. Setting up ground traps along the home should cost about $150 to $250 at the end.
Squirrels Inside
The inside Squirrel removal in Westerville OH project is more ambitious. It involves a string of tasks that all contribute to the cost. The first has to do with damage. Have the squirrels done any damage to the property that needs to be accounted for? There is also the matter of clean-up. The squirrels may have left large deposits, typically in crawlspaces and attics. That must be thoroughly cleaned. Of course, there is the actual removal which includes getting in deep and setting up internal traps.
The total cost could be anywhere from $300 to $700 depending on a wide number of complexities. Reach out to the team at Opossum Removal at Wildlife Control Company to get a proper evaluation of the situation. They are the opossum and squirrel experts of Westerville. Click here for more information.
