How do you do it.

old lady next block over is feeding them

and eating the metal sofffit and trim

had a new roof installed

about 5000 dollar

There are a bunch of commercially available squirrel live traps. OR you can make your own. Friend was having the same issue, and made a copy of one of the commercial traps. His record was 7 squirrels in one day.

You might be surprised how far you have to take a squirrel that you trapped in a no kill trap to stop them from coming back,we have used a bit of food coloring on some,..took them a mile away and many came back,..We then took them 3 miles away,..a few came back (but we didn't "color" that many so maybe more than we thought came back,..

There is an oozy , gooey caulk that can be applied to surfaces where animals are being a bother. Doesn’t harm them, just gets on their fur, tails. Stuff never cures, always gooey. That likely will not be a good solution, as who wants a gooey house?

When a neighbor repaired his home, which had squirrels in the attic, the critters found soft wood in the fascia on my roof. I used live trap to catch and relocate. I had also put rat bait stations around, as there had been a surge of rats in the area recently. Two squirrels got into those traps, didn’t make it back out alive. Wasn’t expecting that, but, though I like animals, these squirrels were raised in attics. They were just going to continue to raise families in attics rather than trees.

Live trapping discouraged where I have apartments. Everybody was taking them to the parks. And I'm sure the folks out in the country don't want you leaving them there. Some squirrels have plague here in Colorado so I don't want to mess with them in a live trap.

Forestry Products squirrel tube trap on Amazon or thru their website is an awesome trap. It will kill them. I had them earlier this spring climbing my brick building, chewing the soffit and running thru the attic. Tenants could not be on their patio from the harassing squirrels.

Shahh...... I relocate them...to another dimension...I know a guy....

My experience with squirrels has been trying to get them out of the attic.

They easily chewed through aluminum trim & fascia. Put steel mesh over one hole, they made another on the other side of the building.

They had apparently been in the building for a while before I bought it (lots of chewed wires that needed replacing) and liked it in there - didn't want to move.

What did NOT work: Covering hole (see above), pepper spray, mothballs, rat poison.

Finally got them out of the attic with strobe lights running 24/7.

Cut trees away from roof.

We went to fleet farm and bought 4 havahart live traps this morning'

Baited them with a oreo a ritz cracker with peanut butter and little string cheese.(Its wisconsin you put cheese on everthing)

Placed them around 9 .Tenant called after lunch they were all full and banging the doors.

Wow eliminated the problem for a little bit.

Today was interesting .

there reset and waiting

I forgot how good oreos are when you dunk them in a glass of milk.

Hollis as a kid my family trapped squirrels and took them away, realized they came back and took one to the other side of the city. We knew it came back because it was scarred, couldn't believe how needn't miles it was. Where I am now everything goes to the other side of the river. So many abandoned houses, squirrels are out of control. They don't need trees, the old asphalt siding has good grip they run circles around the 2nd story at lightning speed chasing each other.

Well got 4 more,and no they were not repeat customers.

But tenant is still hearing rustling in the attic.

I spent about a hour there just observing and walked around a couple city blocks. It was very hard to believe there were so many tree rats