Invicta Pest Control is a mom-owned company with over 20 years of experience providing flying squirrel control in Raleigh, NC and the surrounding Triangle area. After adopting two of our five children and seeing the conditions they’d been living in, we made a promise: no family should share their home with pests or wildlife. Our team includes a Board Certified Entomologist, an Environmental Scientist, and a Wildlife Biologist from NC State, and every flying squirrel removal in Raleigh is performed by licensed Wildlife Damage Control Agents.
Flying squirrels colony up in attics across Raleigh, NC and can go months without being noticed. Our NC State-trained Wildlife Biologist leads every flying squirrel trapping and exclusion job. We find all entry points, install one-way exclusion devices, and permanently seal every opening once the squirrels are out.
We inspect your full roofline, soffits, gable vents, ridge caps, and fascia boards. Flying squirrels can fit through gaps as small as 1.5 inches, so we check every crack and seam. We also look for nesting material, droppings, and urine staining in the attic.
We place custom exclusion devices at every confirmed entry point so flying squirrels can leave but not get back in. Once they're gone, we permanently seal each access point with durable materials and reinforce weak spots along the roof and attic to stop future entry.
Once the squirrels are out, we remove contaminated insulation and clean up the attic as needed. Droppings and urine cause odors, hurt energy efficiency, and attract secondary pests like fleas and mites. Our Entomologist handles those risks, and our Environmental Scientist makes sure the process is safe for your family.
Flying squirrel control is just one of our services. Invicta Pest Control also handles recurring pest control, mosquito treatments, termite protection, wildlife exclusion, crawl space encapsulation, and gutter guard installation throughout Raleigh, NC and the Triangle. We started this company because we believe your home should be a safe place for your family, and we treat every job that way. Whether you’re dealing with flying squirrels in the attic or ants in the kitchen, our team is here to help across the Raleigh, Wake Forest, Durham, Cary, and Apex areas.
We’re a mom-owned, family-focused company with over 20 years of pest control experience serving Raleigh, NC and a team you won’t find anywhere else in the Triangle. Our staff includes a Board Certified Entomologist, an Environmental Scientist, and a Wildlife Biologist from NC State. That mix of credentials and real care for families is why homeowners across the Raleigh area trust us with flying squirrel control and every other service we offer.
We use heavy-duty exclusion materials and back our flying squirrel removal work with a warranty. You pay for a job done right the first time, not repeated callbacks and half-measures.
From your first phone call to post-exclusion follow-up, we keep you informed every step of the way. We respond quickly, typically same-day or next-day, and our Wildlife Biologist is available to answer your questions directly.
We started this company after adopting two children who had been living in pest-ridden conditions. That personal experience drives how seriously we take every call. When we say we treat your home like our own, we mean it.
<p>Yes. Flying squirrels nest in colonies and can squeeze through very small openings, making DIY removal extremely difficult. They’re also nocturnal, so most homeowners don’t realize how large the problem is until real damage has been done. A licensed Wildlife Damage Control Agent knows how to find all entry points, install exclusion systems, and keep the animals from coming back, all while following North Carolina wildlife regulations.</p>
Our flying squirrel exclusion work comes with a warranty. If flying squirrels find their way back in through any of the entry points we sealed, we come back and fix it at no additional cost. That said, re-entry after a thorough exclusion is rare. We seal every access point with heavy-duty materials and reinforce weak areas along the roof and attic to prevent future problems.
