Invicta Pest Control was built by a family that understands what’s at stake when wildlife gets into your home. That personal mission drives everything we do, including how we handle squirrel removal in Raleigh, NC for homeowners across the Triangle.
Squirrels might look harmless, but once they get into your attic or crawl space, they chew through wiring, tear up insulation, and can bring fleas and ticks inside. Whether you’re dealing with gray squirrels or flying squirrels, our team has the training to handle it. We have a Board Certified Entomologist, an Environmental Scientist, and a Wildlife Biologist from NC State on staff — so your squirrel control needs are backed by real science, not guesswork.
Most wildlife companies just set a trap and hope for the best. Our approach to squirrel removal in Raleigh, NC starts with a full property evaluation — we figure out where squirrels are getting in, assess squirrel damage to your home’s wiring and insulation, and build a custom exclusion plan around your property’s specific weak points.
We seal entry points with heavy-duty, chew-resistant materials, reinforce vulnerable areas like rooflines and soffits, and make sure the problem is fully resolved before we call it done. From squirrel trapping to full exclusion, every job is carried out by licensed Wildlife Damage Control Agents who know Raleigh homes inside and out.
We start with a thorough inspection of your entire property. Inside, we check your attic, crawl space, and any areas where you've heard scratching or noticed droppings — squirrels in the attic are one of the most common calls we get in Raleigh. Outside, we look at your roofline, soffits, fascia, gutters, and nearby tree branches. This helps us find every entry point and figure out how many squirrels we're dealing with.
Once we know where squirrels are getting in, we seal every access point with durable, chew-resistant materials. We reinforce vulnerable structures like roofline gaps, soffit vents, and gable openings to help prevent squirrels from infesting your Raleigh home again. Our Wildlife Biologist guides the exclusion design based on how squirrels actually behave, so the repairs hold up long after we leave.
We use humane, professional removal methods to get squirrels out of your home safely — including flying squirrel removal, which requires special handling. After removal, we clean up nesting materials, check for secondary pests like fleas and ticks that squirrels often carry, and inspect the insulation for damage. We also offer annual warranties on our exclusion work for ongoing peace of mind.
Squirrel removal is just one piece of what we do. Invicta Pest Control handles the full range of wildlife exclusion in Raleigh, NC, including raccoons, bats, opossums, and flying squirrel control. We also offer recurring pest control on a triannual schedule, mosquito treatments, termite protection, crawl space encapsulation, dehumidifier installation, and gutter guard services. If something is getting into your home or causing damage to your property, we can help.
We’re a mom-owned, family-focused company with real credentials behind us. Our team includes a Board Certified Entomologist, an Environmental Scientist, and a Wildlife Biologist from NC State. That kind of in-house expertise is something you won’t find at most pest control or wildlife companies in Raleigh, and it makes a real difference in how we approach squirrel removal and every other job we take on.
We invest in quality materials and exclusion methods so the job gets done right the first time. Our goal is a permanent fix, not a temporary patch that has you calling again in a few months.
If squirrels find their way back in during your warranty period, so do we, at no extra charge. We also offer same-day or next-day scheduling when you need help fast. Your satisfaction is not negotiable.
We started this company because of our own kids. That personal connection to family safety drives every decision we make, from the products and materials we choose to the way we treat your home.
Squirrels are strong chewers and surprisingly good climbers. They typically get in through gaps in your roofline, damaged soffits, open gable vents, or where utility lines enter the house. Tree branches hanging close to the roof also give them easy access. Both gray squirrels and flying squirrels are common in the Raleigh, NC area, and each species has slightly different habits when it comes to nesting in attics. During our inspection, we identify every entry point so nothing gets missed.
