Why Squirrel Control Is a Particular Issue in Port Moody
Port Moody's Burnaby Mountain Park western border and the mature trees along the Burrard Inlet shoreline provide canopy connectivity that grey squirrels use to access residential rooflines. Properties adjacent to the mountain border in Murray Hill and Pleasantside see the most consistent squirrel attic access — branches from park-adjacent trees provide direct overhead routes to aging soffits.
Rocky Point Park and the inlet corridor's mature trees add squirrel canopy pressure throughout the city's older residential neighbourhoods. Pleasantside and College Park's 1960s to 1980s homes have the soffit-to-fascia separation gaps squirrels exploit for attic entry.
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