Squirrel Control Cambridge
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See the service →Squirrel Trapping — Cambridge
Grey squirrels generally breed twice a year, so a loft can be used for nesting at more than one time. Here is what that means for you.
Grey squirrels typically have two breeding periods in a year, one in late winter to spring and another in summer. Young are born in a nest, which may be a drey in a tree or, where there is access, a warm, dry roof space.
Exact timing varies from year to year, so treat it as a general pattern, not a calendar.
If young are in the loft, the situation needs care. Removing an adult while young are present raises welfare concerns, so a professional should check for a nest and plan accordingly. Do not block the entry point yourself, because it can trap animals inside.
Nesting noises can also be birds in spring and bats in summer, and bats are legally protected. Identification comes before action.
If you think squirrels are nesting, note what you see and hear and call for a survey. Squirrel trapping in Cambridge is a £280 fixed cost. See Squirrel Control Cambridge, or call 01223 902388.
Tell us what you have found and where. We confirm the treatment and the price before anything is booked.
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The main service page — what we do, what it costs and what to expect.
See the service →Professional grey squirrel trapping in Cambridge is £280, fixed. Here is what that figure includes, what it leaves out and how to book.
Read the guide →Getting rid of squirrels in a loft is a sequence, and the order matters. Here is how it is done properly, and why blocking the hole first is the wrong move.
Read the guide →Squirrels leave a recognisable pattern. These are the signs that point to them, and the ones that suggest something else.
Read the guide →Yes. A squirrel in a roof is not just a noise problem. Here is what they damage, how to spot it and who deals with each part.
Read the guide →Everybody looks for the hole. The more useful question is how the squirrel reached the roofline in the first place, because that is often the cheaper thing to remove.
Read the guide →Yes, grey squirrels can be trapped, but there are rules about how, and one rule that surprises most people: a trapped grey squirrel cannot be released. This is general information, not legal advice.
Read the guide →Trapping removes the animal. Proofing stops the next one. Here is how to make the roof a harder target, and what is who's job.
Read the guide →Both squirrels and rats can sound like trouble overhead. They use a roof space differently, and the evidence gives them away.
Read the guide →It takes as long as it takes. A squirrel does not enter a trap to a schedule, so we cannot honestly give you a fixed number of days. Here is what the stages are.
Read the guide →Every price we charge, what it covers and what happens on the day.
Read the price guide →The main Squirrel Control Cambridge page covers the service in full.
Tell us what you have seen and where, and we will give you the treatment and the price before anything is booked.