Hosting squirrels in the attic might seem harmless, but they wreak havoc on your home. Here's how to send them scurrying—for good!

This strategy serves the dual purpose of discouraging a squirrel from staying in your attic and preventing future squirrels ...

Squirrels are adorable little creatures small in size with bushy tails, but when they start to dig up your garden or move into your attic, their cuteness is quickly overshadowed by concern.

When they gnaw on your bird feeder or take up residence in your attic. “You can’t keep squirrels completely away from your home and garden,” says Michael Mengak, PhD.

Squirrels normally nest in mature trees, so if you don’t have any mature trees, provide nesting boxes. This will help to keep them out of your attic.

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Many squirrels that reside in an attic or garage ceiling can be traced to a feeding situation. Squirrels normally nest in mature trees, so if you don’t have any mature trees, provide nesting boxes.

Once squirrels have established a nest in the attic, squirrel droppings and urine may start to smell enough to be noticeable throughout the home, especially if the odor travels through the home ...