How squirrels got into a house in Sugar Hill
That soffit panel started sagging on its own, probably because of normal settling of the house or possibly because the panels were cut too short to begin with. Squirrels took advantage of the gap to get into the attic of this house in Sugar Hill, Georgia.
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