Insulation Removal

As we mentioned in Decontamination section, Rats and Squirrels use their keen sense of smell to identify territories and travel routes, and recognize other rats and squirrels, especially those of the opposite sex. They do this by urination; everywhere they go in the attic, they are constantly leaving their "scent" for other animals to "read". This constant urination packs down the insulation and makes it moist with urine. They are also dropping feces everywhere they go. So the longer these rodents have been in your attic, the more damaged the insulation is with urine and feces.

After years and years, this can become quite disgusting as well as a huge health risk to humans. Rats and Squirrels also carry fleas (soft-shelled variety), ticks, fly eggs / maggots.
All rodents, especially rats, carry numerous diseases as documented by the CDC (see Health Risks section).

Our decontamination process is broken down into different levels, each appropriate for different levels of contamination and the type of rodents or bats.

The best level of decontamination involves removing all of the insulation from the attic, then spraying the attic with disinfectant, and finally blowing brand new insulation back into the attic.