
Opossums in Your Attic? Find Out How They’re Getting In.
Opossums can enter attics and other areas of a home through damaged vents, soffits, roofline openings, and other vulnerable areas. Our Houston opossum removal service identifies activity, locates entry points, removes or excludes the animal, and seals identified openings to help prevent re-entry.
Identify opossum activity, entry points, and signs of activity inside or around the home.
Remove or exclude opossums using the appropriate method for the situation.
Seal identified wildlife openings after removal to help prevent re-entry.
Camera monitoring gives our team real activity data during the opossum removal process, helping us track movement and confirm activity at the property.
What you hear inside the attic is only part of the problem. Our camera monitoring helps us track real opossum activity, monitor movement, and confirm when activity has stopped before the removal process is completed.

Opossums often take advantage of existing openings and vulnerable areas around a home.
Opossums are capable climbers and may enter attics through damaged roof vents, soffits, roof returns, fascia gaps, and other accessible openings. They can also take shelter beneath homes, decks, and other structures when access is available.
Damaged or unsecured roof vents can provide opossums with access into the attic.
Open or damaged areas along the roofline can provide an entry point into the structure.
Existing gaps and damaged materials can give opossums access to sheltered areas of the home.
Opossums moving or denning in an attic can leave insulation flattened, shifted, or contaminated.
Scratching, shuffling, or heavier movement in the attic during nighttime hours.
Droppings, urine, or noticeable odors in the attic can indicate wildlife activity.

Female opossums may use sheltered areas around homes as temporary den sites while carrying or raising their young.

Opossum droppings and urine can contaminate attic insulation and leave behind waste and strong odors.

Opossum activity can leave insulation disturbed, compressed, or contaminated throughout affected areas.

Opossum activity can disturb insulation and damage vulnerable materials while moving or denning inside an attic.
Locate opossum activity, entry points, and vulnerable areas around the structure.
Use the appropriate removal method while camera monitoring helps track wildlife activity.
Monitor the property to confirm opossum activity has stopped before closing the final opening.
Complete exclusion work and seal identified openings to help prevent re-entry..
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Scratching, shuffling, nighttime movement, droppings, odors, and disturbed insulation can indicate opossum activity.
Opossums may use attics or other sheltered areas around a home as denning sites. Females carry their young in a pouch at first, and older young may later ride on the mother's back.
The removal method depends on the situation. We inspect the property, identify activity and entry points, determine the appropriate removal method, and monitor activity before completing exclusion work.
Opossums may return if accessible openings remain. Sealing identified wildlife entry points helps reduce the opportunity for re-entry.
Yes. The Restoration Attics provides opossum inspection, removal, exclusion, camera monitoring, and entry-point sealing in Houston and surrounding service area
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