Re: SQUIRRELS OVER POWER LINES -- Ask the Pro

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Date Posted: 12:49:40 01/18/06 Wed
Author: Ask the Pro
Subject: Re: SQUIRRELS OVER POWER LINES
In reply to: JERRY L 's message, "SQUIRRELS OVER POWER LINES" on 11:51:01 01/16/06 Mon

There are a couple of options, however, you must first check with your power company for permission. The first option is to install 2 inch thin wall X 2 feet pvc pipe on the lines. There are a couple of issues with this option. First, you must check with the power company to see if they will allow this. Second, you will need an electrician to cut the power and disconnect the line so that the pvc roller can be installed. The other option is to move or bury the power line so that squirrels don't have access to the roof.

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