Among the largest home-invading wildlife in North Carolina, raccoons are particularly destructive critters that often force their way into attics and crawl spaces.

Bats harboring inside gable vents, which can lead to them getting inside the attic eventually. Their droppings called Guano is another issue entirely, ask for more information from our experts when you call.

Crafty and acrobatic, squirrels can easily get onto roofs and find their way into attics, either through existing holes or by gnawing through fascia boards.

Birds frequently nest in dryer vents and HVAC units, which can lead to blockage and damage. They’re also quite noisy and make a mess with their feathers and droppings. Woodpeckers can be destructive to wooden siding, which they will bore into to hunt for insects.

Rats can be a nuisance when they manage to make their way into your home, causing damage and spreading diseases. It is important to take immediate action to eliminate them and prevent further infestations.

Opossums getting into crawlspaces, usually through a foundation vents that are missing or through gaps under the HVAC system.

Snakes being seen around the yard or inside homes. (both venomous and non venomous)

The smallest, but perhaps the most persistent, of all wildlife intruders in North Carolina are mice. Able to slip through a hole the diameter of a dime, mice can easily infiltrate local houses to make themselves at home in walls and attics.