Niche tool · not a species ID
What's in my attic?
A planning quiz for Chattanooga houses with noise in the attic, chimney, or soffit. It uses time of day, sound, location, droppings, and season. It will not invent a species from your ZIP.
If an animal is in living space, skip the quiz and request a quote. If a bat was in a room with people or pets, say that in the notes. Email [email protected] if you would rather write.
This is triage, not a lab ID
Daytime running often means squirrels. Night thumps often mean raccoons. Fluttering at dusk often means bats. Mixed clues mean wait for an inspection. Do not foam a hole you can still hear. For the longer explanation, see how to tell what's in your attic.
Planning only · not a species ID
This could be more than one animal. Guessing from a quiz is a bad way to seal a house.
Mixed timing, no droppings, or a quiet house with leftover mess can be squirrels, raccoons, bats, or rodents. The useful next step is an inspection of entries, not a DIY foam gun.
Request a quote. Town, where you hear it, and a photo of any hole or dropping help more than a species guess.
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The form is prefilled with a short summary of this quiz. Change anything that is wrong.
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The quiz is a pointer. Entries on the house are the real check. Email [email protected] if you would rather write than use the form.