Evolved Wildlife Solutions, LLC

09/03/2026

As temperatures start to drop, animals such as rats, mice, and squirrels begin looking for the same things: warmth, shelter, and easy access to food. That’s why attics, basements, crawl spaces, garages, and wall voids become much more appealing this time of year.

If you’re hearing scratching in the attic, noticing droppings, spotting gnaw marks, or seeing activity around your home, it may be a sign that unwanted fall guests are trying to move in.

The earlier you catch the signs, the easier it is to keep a small problem from turning into a bigger one.

08/25/2026

What counts as an emergency for wildlife removal?

If an animal is inside your living space, a mother with babies is involved, or you’re dealing with an injured, sick, or potentially aggressive animal, it may be an emergency.

You should also act quickly if wildlife is causing immediate safety concerns, damaging important parts of your home, or creating risks around people and pets.

When in doubt, it’s always better to have the situation assessed early before it becomes a bigger problem.

08/18/2026

A common sign of voles in your yard?
Surface runways like these.

Voles create narrow paths through grass and shallow burrows as they move between feeding and nesting areas. If you’re noticing these winding trails in your lawn, especially in areas with thicker ground cover, voles may be the reason.

They may be small, but they can cause plenty of damage to lawns, roots, and plants over time.

08/11/2026

Easy trick to deter squirrels from eating all your birdseed! Squirrels can eat large seeds like sunflower seeds and peas with ease, but cayenne pepper deters squirrels effectively from bird feeders. Dust or lightly mix cayenne pepper with black oil sunflower seeds or suet. Birds lack capsaicin receptors, so this is harmless to them.

08/04/2026

Think your home is sealed up? Flying squirrels can fit through an opening as small as a quarter.

They don’t need much space to get inside. Roof vents, soffits, gaps in siding, and roofline openings can all become entry points.

07/28/2026

“We recently had squirrels make a nest under our siding, and I'm so glad we called Evolved Wildlife Solutions. From the very first contact, Matt was incredibly responsive - he got back to us right away and came out promptly to assess the situation.

What impressed me most was Matt's knowledge and professionalism. He clearly explained what was happening, walked us through the removal and relocation process, and handled everything with expertise and care. You could tell he really knows what he's doing when it comes to wildlife.

The squirrel nest removal and relocation went smoothly, and we couldn't be happier with the results. Matt was courteous, efficient, and thorough throughout the entire process. Throughout the entire process, Matt embodied exactly what Evolved Wildlife Solutions promises: expertise, knowledge, and outstanding customer service. He was professional, thorough, and genuinely cared about solving our problem the right way.

I would strongly recommend Evolved Wildlife Solutions for any and all wildlife concerns. Whether you're dealing with squirrels or any other wildlife issue, Matt and his team are the ones to call. Professional service, fair pricing, and real results - you can't ask for more than that!”

-Chris H.

Thanks so much for the kind words, Chris! We always do our best to help with our clients' wildlife issues! Thanks again!

07/21/2026

If squirrels are emptying your bird feeders, thundering through your attic, or shredding your tomatoes, you already know the frustration. The good news: you can stop squirrels from causing damage without resorting to poisons or cruel methods. This guide walks through proven, humane tactics used by wildlife professionals in southeastern Pennsylvania to protect your home, yard, and feeders.

Read more at https://www.evolvedwildlifesolutions.com/post/how-to-get-rid-of-squirrels-humanely-in-yards-homes-and-at-bird-feeders?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=org&utm_campaign=July&utm_content=Blog

Learn how to humanely keep squirrels out of your attic, garden, and bird feeders with proven tips to protect your home and yard in southeastern Pennsylvania.

07/14/2026

What rodents are most common in Pennsylvania?

Some of the most common rodent species in Pennsylvania include house mice, Norway rats, roof rats, meadow voles, and deer mice. While some are more likely to invade homes, others can damage gardens, sheds, barns, and outdoor spaces.

Rodents may seem small, but they can cause big problems by chewing wires, contaminating food, damaging insulation, and creating nests inside structures.

A few ways to help keep them out:
🐭 Seal gaps and openings around your home
🐭 Store food in sealed containers
🐭 Reduce clutter in garages, basements, and sheds
🐭 Keep vegetation trimmed and remove outdoor attractants

The sooner you catch a rodent issue, the easier it is to prevent bigger damage later.

07/09/2026

What’s that noise in the attic??
Spoiler: if it sounds like tiny feet having a party, it’s probably not good news. 🐿️

07/06/2026

Chipmunks and other burrowing animals may look harmless, but the tunnels they create under decks, patios, steps, and walkways can lead to bigger structural issues over time.

As soil gets displaced, these areas can start to shift, sink, or become unstable. What starts as a small burrow can turn into a costly repair if it’s ignored.