Delaware Squirrel Removal Attic Insulation Restoration

Attic Insulation Restoration In 5 Not So Easy Steps

1. Squirrel Droppings Removed
2. Remove Damage Materials
3. Contaminated Insulation Removed
4. Disinfect Contaminated Areas And Deodorize
5. Install New Insulation And Vapor Barriers

Once squirrels break into your attic, expect the worse. Squirrels destroy wood, insulation, and wiring, carry diseases, ticks, fleas, and leave feces and urine everywhere.

If you see squirrels clawing, gnawing, or scratching on your roof, gutters, eaves, fascia, or soffits, please call Delaware Squirrel Removal for a home inspection at  (844) 544-9453 or (844) 544-7378. We’ll provide you with more insight into our exclusion trapping process.

Putting off an assessment of your home’s weaknesses could cost you hundreds, if not thousands, in squirrel damage repairs.

Squirrel Droppings Removed In The Attic Insulation Restoration Process

It’s not unusual for us to find roundworm eggs in the feces of squirrels, and these eggs are a vector for diseases filled with bacteria, viruses, and parasites. Since proximity to squirrel droppings can lead to the contraction of feces-related diseases, our attic installation restoration service crew wears personal protective equipment. Their equipment consists of disposable gloves, shoe coverings, and masks when cleaning out any area containing squirrel poop.

Even more importantly, when on an attic insulation restoration job, we safeguard the rest of a building from any contaminated materials in the air. As always, your safety is our number one concern!

We Remove Damaged Materials In The Attic Insulation Restoration Process

Once our customers understand that they have squirrels living in their home, of course, they worry that they might face some serious issues, which is a rational worry. Squirrels make loud noises when rambunctious, ruin wood, gnaw wires, chew through sheetrock walls, tear up air ducts and rip insulation for nesting. Generally, the materials squirrels damage exist in attics or walls of your home.

Many homeowners spend little time in their attics, so they are often clueless about the goings-on or consider having a professional clean the area or see if there might be some problems needing addressing. Like most homeowners, they don’t worry about their attic unless they contend with a leak in their roof or possibly a family of squirrels.

When our attic insulation restoration crew works in an attic where squirrels have lived, they get rid of all debris, which can take many hours depending on the extent of the damage. We make every attempt to remove the damaged materials from vents or windows in an attic. But sometimes, these openings may not be available or large enough, so we may have to move materials through an area in your home. No worries, though, because we have methods to protect any living space which will keep everyone safe and healthy.

Removing Contaminated Materials Is A Step In The Attic Insulation Restoration Process

Our experienced professional attic insulation restoration pros are always obligated to inform you about the risks in removing insulation contaminated with feces, urine, mold, and parasites. One such risk could be your attic contains urine-soaked and feces-covered asbestos. As most people know, no one uses asbestos for insulation now since it’s a contaminate that was insulation material in older residential homes and commercial buildings.

We believe it’s in your best interest, especially if you’re concerned about your health, that any contaminated insulation removal should be done by an attic insulation restoration professional. Removing contaminated insulation is not an intelligent do-it-yourself project.

Our highly experienced and licensed attic insulation restoration crew uses the proper equipment and safety gear to deal with every toxic insulation job. We use state-of-the-art HEPA vacuums, combined with the necessary protective gear and expertise, enabling us to securely perform the entire clean and sanitation process.

It’s not unusual that we must remove all the insulation from an attic due to squirrels heavily contaminating the insulation. But you can be sure that our attic insulation restoration crew removes contaminated insulation professionally using specialized equipment, which allows us safe removal and disposal.

We want you to know that we assure we provide the most comprehensive and safe removal of contaminated insulation materials, whether from crawl spaces, unfinished basements, or attics. Your health is our number one concern, always!

We Disinfect Contaminated Areas And Deodorize During The Attic Insulation Restoration Process

Our attic insulation restoration team uses eco-safe sanitizing disinfectants in liquids, sprays, and fogs that kill any bacteria, virus, or mold that may have settled into any area of your attic. Our decontamination products keep any attic clean and free from any harmful bacteria or viruses from any squirrel infestation, big or small.

We guarantee that our attic insulation restoration team will disinfect and clean viruses, fungi, mold, and mildew if you invest in our service. Our state-of-the-art technology removes any remaining odors that squirrels leave behind, making the entire area small brand new!

Installing New Insulation And Vapor Barriers Is Another Step In The Attic Insulation Restoration Process

Once we reach the final step in the attic insulation restoration process, you need quality insulation with the appropriate R-Value after cleaning and disinfecting an attic. Our approach blows in new cellulose insulation with a thickness of at least 10 inches, with a higher R-value than typical fiberglass batting. Given the higher R-value, you will see an immediate improvement in energy efficiency.

The cellulose insulation we use provides more durability, compresses less, and has exceptional resistance to mold, mildew, and pests. In addition, our blown-in insulation, cured with non-toxic borate, gives it the highest Class-1 fire rating. Also, our insulation is eco-friendly since its makeup is 70 to 85 percent recycled paper fiber.

Finally, we need to say a word about crawl spaces. Our attic insulation restoration pros also clean and disinfect crawl spaces which can be a haven for squirrels. We have years of experience insulating and installing crawl space barriers, and we are comfortable saying we are THE masters of crawlspace rehabilitation.

Our Crawl Space barriers prevent moisture transference from the ground into your crawl space and home. But, do not forget, water runoff or leaking pipes could allow water in your crawl space, so we suggest merging your barrier with our comprehensive waterproofing system.