We are Raleigh Animal Attic, a full service wildlife removal company servicing Raleigh, NC. One of the most important things that you will be looking for if you are worried about an animal problem is getting a fast service, and we know how important this is. Our team is available by phone throughout each day to deal with your questions, and can offer practical advice on what you can do when you find signs of animal activity. They know the different species such as raccoons, skunks and rats that can cause problems in the area, so can also discuss the signs different species can present, while they can also arrange a specialist to visit your property quickly, usually on the same day to help with the problem. Our specialists can work around your schedule, and will be able to provide a competitive quote having examined the property to understand the work required. They are highly trained and experienced at dealing with the range of wild animals that are present in the area, and have the latest animal removal equipment at their disposal. They can also carry out the sanitation work if animal droppings have been left around your home, to ensure that your whole family is safe from the possibility of animal transmitted diseases. Call us now at 919-887-6585 for a solution to your wild animal problem.

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Raleigh, Apex, Fuquay-Varina, Garner, Holly Springs, Knightdale, Morrisville, Zebulon, Wendell, Rolesville, and more.

One of the most favorite places of the Raleigh animals inside our house would be the attic. It is dark that resembles the burrows and caves. It is an enclosed space that provides them with a sense of security and an ideal temperature to escape the unforgiving cold of the winter months. Since we rarely visit our attic, damages may have already been done once we discovered them in our attic.



Possible Damages that You May Incur from A Wildlife Infestation in the Attic
A wildlife infestation will not end by simply removing the creature from the attic. We still must decontaminate the place and fix the damages that they have caused. If you want to avoid dealing with expensive repairs, you should stay alert on the common signs of their infestation. To give you an idea on the cost of repairs, we listed some of the usual damages that they can cause in our attic.

Damaged Insulation
Once you open the door that leads to your attic, you will be greeted by the nauseating musk from the urine and droppings of the North Carolina animals. You will also notice the torn-up insulation that is scattered all over the attic. Damages in your insulation can increase your monthly energy consumption since the cold and hot air will escape. You will have to fix it as soon as possible.

Frayed Wire
Your electrical wires will not be safe from a wildlife infestation. They can easily gnaw and rip the loose wirings found in your attic. In case you notice a poor electrical supply in your attic, it would take a long time before you figure out the damaged electrical wires. An exposed electrical wire will not only cause electrocution but it also fire hazard.

Uncovered Foundation
The animal infestation in our attic can gradually expose the foundation of our house. Most wild Raleigh animals especially rodents have strong incisors that enables them to gnaw tough materials. After the foundation has been exposed, you may need to completely renovate the house to make it wildlife proof. Once your foundation has been damaged, it would be difficult to manage an ideal temperature level since the hot and cool air will escape.

They will Access Other Parts of Our House
Finally, once the animal has made it in our attic, it would be too simple for them to gain access to different parts of our house. They can also cause destruction and contamination here. If you do not want to create more problems for the family, you want to make sure that the creatures will remain at bay. Despite of their small size, the damages that they can cause to our house can be catastrophic.

Fortunately, there are heaps of methods that you can use to ensure that your house will remain free from these pesky critters. Be sure that you will remain alert on the sign of active infestation to act immediately. Remove all the things that are attracting them and seal the possible access point.

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