Squirrel Control in Newtown

Protecting Newtown Properties From Squirrels Since 1993

If you’re hearing scratching in your attic or walls or you’ve seen squirrels running across your roof, you probably want clear answers and a fast solution. At Newtown Termite & Pest Control, we provide local squirrel control for homes and businesses in and around Newtown so you can protect your property with confidence.

Our team has been serving communities in Pennsylvania and New Jersey since 1993, and we have protected more than 85,000 homes from pests and wildlife. We focus on safe, eco-friendly approaches that account for your family, pets, and property. We start with a free, no-obligation inspection and a straightforward explanation of what’s happening in your home.

Call us at (215) 565-8605 to discuss suspected squirrel activity and arrange an inspection.

Signs of Squirrels in Attics & Rooflines

Many people first notice a squirrel problem through sounds above the ceiling or inside walls, changes in attic materials, or activity around the roofline. Repeated activity near roof features can point to a possible access area, but seeing a squirrel on the roof doesn’t confirm that it’s inside.

Once squirrels get inside, they can create issues that go far beyond noise. They often chew on wood framing and electrical wiring, which may increase fire risk if it continues. They can tear and flatten insulation, which can reduce energy efficiency and make it harder to keep your home comfortable.

When squirrels nest in an attic, droppings, urine, and nesting materials can accumulate, creating odors and potential health concerns.

Because most squirrel activity happens out of sight, you may see only small clues, such as chewed edges near roof vents or soffits. We inspect attics, rooflines, visible openings, and other areas where activity may be concentrated, then explain what we find in plain language.

Potential signs that warrant an inspection include:

• Scratching, scampering, or gnawing sounds above ceilings or inside walls.
• Disturbed attic insulation, droppings, urine stains, or nesting material.
• Repeated squirrel activity around the same section of the roof.
• Chewed edges or gaps around soffits, fascia, vents, and roof features.
• Visible damage to wood, insulation, or electrical wiring.

Property-Specific Planning From a Local, Family-Owned Company

Squirrel activity and building access conditions vary by property. Our experience serving Pennsylvania and New Jersey since 1993 helps us evaluate each situation rather than rely on a one-size-fits-all recommendation.

We’re a family-owned and operated company that treats every customer like a neighbor. We tailor our recommendations to your property instead of forcing a standard plan.

Safety also guides our approach. Our treatments are designed to target pests while accounting for people, pets, and the environment, and we let you know if any treated areas should stay off-limits until products dry.

Cost and pressure are common worries when people think about calling a pest control company. After the inspection, we provide a clear estimate so you know what’s happening and what it will take to address it before any work begins. Our pricing is upfront, and we avoid high-pressure sales tactics, so you’re free to decide at your own pace.

Our trained professionals respect you and your property throughout the service. From your initial call through the final inspection, we provide clear answers about our findings, recommendations, timing, access needs, and any preparation steps.

Our Squirrel Control Process

When you reach out to us about squirrel issues, we follow a clear, three-step approach so you know what comes next. The details depend on the animal’s location, visible access conditions, nesting status, and the work appropriate for the property.

1. Free Property Inspection

Our team inspects the areas where you’re hearing sounds, such as the attic, roofline, and any visible gaps or openings. We also pay attention to signs around the exterior of the building, which helps us understand where activity may be concentrated and what conditions could support its return.

2. Custom Plan & Clear Estimate

After the inspection, we put together a custom plan that fits your property and situation. We explain what we found, what we recommend, and how the plan accounts for the current activity and relevant property conditions. We walk through timing, the access we may need, and any preparation steps that could make the visit smoother for you. You can review clear pricing before you decide how to move forward.

3. Service & Guarantee

Once you approve the plan, we complete the agreed service and explain what to expect afterward. A complete approach may need to account for both the animal’s current location and the opening or condition that allowed access, but the appropriate steps depend on what the inspection reveals.

We back this process with our straightforward service guarantee. If you’re not happy with the service on the areas we treated, we come back to re-treat those affected spaces at no additional charge, based on the terms of your agreement.

What to Do If You Suspect Squirrels

If you think squirrels may be inside your home, it can be tempting to ignore the noise and hope it goes away. Persistent sounds, repeated roof activity, or visible damage are reasons to have the property evaluated. A few simple steps can help you document the issue and avoid creating additional complications while you arrange professional help.

Here are practical steps to take right now:

• Note where and when you hear noises, such as specific rooms or times of day, so you can share clear details during your inspection.
• Keep children and pets away from areas where you suspect squirrel activity, including attics and any visible entry holes.
• Avoid trying to handle or trap squirrels on your own, since direct contact can be risky and incomplete work can push animals deeper into the structure.
• Don’t rush to seal every opening you see without a plan, because you may accidentally trap animals inside living spaces or walls.
• Contact a local company to schedule a free inspection and learn what’s happening in your home.

Photograph visible exterior damage from a safe location before the inspection. Don’t climb onto the roof or enter a contaminated attic area to investigate. Our team can inspect the suspected activity, explain what we find, and outline the recommended next step before work begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

Before you schedule an inspection, review these answers about attic activity, safety, pricing, follow-up service, and response times.

How Do I Know If Squirrels Are in My Attic? Scratching or running sounds, disturbed insulation, droppings, and repeated roof activity can warrant an inspection. During the visit, we check the relevant areas and explain what we find.

Is the Service Safe for My Kids and Pets? We use products and approaches intended to account for families, pets, and the environment. If a treated area needs to stay off-limits until materials dry, we explain what to do.

How Much Does Squirrel Control Usually Cost? Cost can depend on the activity identified, possible entry points, and property conditions. We provide a clear, upfront estimate after we inspect the property, without high-pressure sales tactics.

What If Squirrels Come Back After Service? If you’re not happy with service on affected areas, we return to re-treat them at no additional charge under the terms of your agreement. Contact us if you notice continued sounds or new activity.

How Soon Can I Schedule an Inspection? Squirrel inspection timing varies with scheduling, location, and the wildlife concern. When you contact us by midday Monday through Friday and you’re within 20 miles of our main office, we offer a same-day service window for many standard pest problems.