At Southern Wildlife Management, LLC, we provide expert Suwanee Squirrel Trapping and Squirrel Control Services, using safe and humane methods to remove squirrels from your property and ensure they don’t return. With nearly two decades of experience, we are the trusted choice for squirrel removal throughout Suwanee.

We proudly serve the largest neighborhoods in Suwanee, including Laurel Springs, River Club, Edinburgh, The Reserve at Moore Road, Rivermoore Park, Grand Cascades, The Broadlands, Morningview, Suwanee Creek, and Olde Atlanta Club, covering zip codes 30024 and 30518. No matter where you are in Suwanee, we can handle your squirrel trapping needs.

✔️ Experienced Squirrel Trappers: With nearly two decades of expertise in Suwanee Squirrel Trapping, we know how to safely and effectively remove squirrels, ensuring they don’t return.

✔️ Humane Squirrel Removal: We specialize in humane squirrel trapping and relocation. Unlike companies that use one-way doors, we trap and relocate squirrels far from your home, preventing future infestations.

✔️ Daily Trap Monitoring: Our Suwanee Squirrel Trapping service includes daily trap checks for a full week, ensuring a fast and thorough removal process. We monitor traps daily to ensure all squirrels are safely captured.

✔️ Comprehensive Squirrel Proofing: During the trapping process, we inspect your home for potential squirrel entry points and provide squirrel-proofing by sealing those areas. Our exclusion work comes with a FREE 5-year warranty. Learn more about our Wildlife Exclusion Services.

Squirrels may seem harmless, but they can cause serious damage to homes and businesses in Suwanee, making Squirrel Removal and Squirrel Trapping essential for protecting your property. Once inside, squirrels chew through electrical wiring, tear up insulation, and gnaw on wooden structures, creating fire hazards and leading to costly repairs. Suwanee Squirrel Trapping is necessary to protect your home from these destructive pests.

Squirrels also damage roofs, gutters, and siding as they attempt to enter your home. Their droppings and urine can contaminate insulation, creating unsanitary conditions that pose health risks for your family. Professional Suwanee Squirrel Removal is necessary to keep your home safe and clean.

One of the greatest risks of a squirrel infestation is the potential for electrical fires caused by squirrels chewing on wires. Many house fires initially labeled as “unknown causes” are later discovered to be caused by rodents, including squirrels. Repairing squirrel damage can be costly, involving rewiring, insulation replacement, and roof repairs.

If you suspect squirrels have entered your home, don’t wait for the damage to worsen. Contact Southern Wildlife Management, LLC for professional Suwanee Squirrel Trapping, removal, and exclusion services today.

For more information on the risks and damage squirrels can cause, visit the Georgia Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Resources Division.

Q) Why are squirrels getting into my Suwanee home?

A) Squirrels seek warm, protected attic space to nest and store food. In Suwanee—especially near Suwanee Creek Greenway, Sims Lake Park, and wooded corridors—they commonly enter through roofline construction gaps, soffit returns, pipe chases, and gable vents.

Q) What kind of damage can squirrels cause inside my house?

A) They gnaw electrical wiring, fascia, and PVC lines, compress insulation (lowering R-value), and leave droppings and urine that create odors and attract follow-on wildlife.

Q) How do I know if squirrels are in my attic?

A) Listen for dawn/dusk scampering or chewing in ceilings or walls. Look for gnawed wood or wires, droppings, shredded nesting material, and tunnels/divots through insulation—often near rooflines, soffit returns, or gable vents.

Q) Is it legal to trap and relocate squirrels in Georgia?

A) Yes. Trapping and relocation are allowed when performed under Georgia DNR regulations. We follow humane, state-compliant procedures on every job.

Q) How do you remove squirrels from Suwanee homes?

A) We use humane live cage traps, checked daily for one week. Each visit we remove captures, rebait, and adjust placement, then provide an exclusion proposal to prevent re-entry.

Q) How long does the squirrel trapping process take?

A) One week with five consecutive daily service visits to clear activity and verify all routes are inactive before sealing.

Q) Will squirrels return after removal?

A) They can if the home isn’t sealed. We perform squirrel exclusion—sealing construction gaps, soffit returns, pipe chases, and gable vents with Critter-Proof materials—so new squirrels can’t move in. Our exclusion includes a FREE 5-Year Warranty.

Q) Can I trap squirrels myself?

A) DIY often creates trap-shy squirrels and risks non-compliance with daily check requirements. Licensed pros understand behavior, place traps correctly, and pair trapping with proper exclusion for a lasting fix.

Q) Are squirrels dangerous or unsanitary?

A) They’re not typically aggressive, but they chew wiring (fire risk) and may carry fleas/ticks. Droppings can harbor bacteria; contamination is usually confined to the attic rather than living spaces.

Q) How can I prevent squirrels from returning?

A) Trim overhanging limbs, install screened vent covers, and seal roofline openings with durable metal. Removing bird feeders near the house helps. Our Suwanee exclusion service provides a long-term solution.

Q) How much does squirrel removal cost in Suwanee?

A) Pricing depends on your home’s design and vulnerabilities. We measure construction gaps, soffit returns, gable vents, pipe chases, and siding trim gaps during trapping and provide a customized exclusion estimate.

Q) What if I find baby squirrels in my attic?

A) Don’t handle them. We prioritize keeping mothers with young; if needed, we coordinate with licensed Georgia wildlife rehabbers to ensure proper care and release.

Q) Do your exclusion services come with a warranty?

A) Yes. All squirrel exclusion work includes a FREE 5-Year Warranty covering the areas we seal.

Q) What makes Southern Wildlife Management different in Suwanee?

A) Family-owned with 15+ years in North Georgia, we use humane, licensed trapping with daily checks and clean, durable exclusion that blends with the home—serving neighborhoods like River Club, Laurel Springs, Olde Towne Suwanee, and Morningview.

Q) When are squirrel problems most common in Suwanee?

A) Gray squirrels are active year-round, peaking in spring/fall; flying squirrels are most active in winter. Homes near Suwanee Town Center, George Pierce Park, and along the Suwanee Creek corridor often see seasonal surges due to mature tree canopy and easy roof access.