Wildlife Removal Company

🔍 Discovering a deceased animal in your home? We’re here to help!

Our dead animal removal service starts at $299, with pricing varying based on accessibility. Additional charges may apply for patching up drywall to seal nests and entryways.

If the deceased animal is in a crawlspace, attic, or other accessible area, you’ll likely pay less for removal.

Don’t let a deceased animal cause inconvenience or health risks in your home. Contact us today to schedule removal and restore peace of mind!

🛑 While professional wildlife removal is recommended, you can try a DIY approach as a temporary solution.

One method is using ammonia-soaked rags to repel animals. Most large animals are deterred by the scent of ammonia, making it less likely for them to return to the crawl space. Place these rags near the entrance and around the walls.

Additionally, scattering mothballs on the floor of the crawl space can further discourage animals from lingering.

However, keep in mind that these methods may not always be effective and could pose health risks if mishandled. For a more comprehensive and safe solution, consider contacting a professional wildlife removal company.

🦇 Due to legal restrictions, pest control companies refrain from using bat pesticides or extermination methods. Instead, they employ a technique called exclusion.

Exclusion involves sealing the primary exits that bats use with one-way doors. This allows the bats to leave safely but prevents them from re-entering.

If you hear scratching in your walls, it’s crucial to enlist the help of trained wildlife removal specialists. They possess the expertise and tools to perform exclusion procedures safely and effectively, ensuring the humane removal of bats from your property.

Absolutely, squirrels can wreak havoc in attic spaces, causing damage to electrical wires, PVC water lines, and personal belongings through their chewing habits. Sealing off any gaps or entry points in your home that allow squirrels to access your attic is crucial in preventing further damage and keeping these pests out. Regular inspection and maintenance of your property’s exterior to identify and seal off potential entry points can help mitigate the risk of squirrel infestations.

1. Contacting a wildlife removal service is indeed a crucial step in addressing wildlife infestations. Keeping everyone in your home away from the attic during the removal process ensures their safety. Thoroughly cleaning the attic after wildlife removal helps eliminate any remaining contaminants or debris. Performing annual attic inspections can help identify and address potential issues early. Sealing up entry points is essential in preventing future infestations. And indeed, rats, squirrels, and raccoons are among the common wildlife pests that may invade attics, so it’s essential to take proactive measures to keep them out.

Squirrels can indeed cause significant damage to homes, especially to the roof and exterior structures. Their gnawing behavior can lead to the peeling up of roof shingles, damage to roof decking, and tearing holes in roof soffits or fascia. Additionally, they may damage gutters and find their way into the home, where they can cause further havoc. It’s crucial to address any signs of squirrel activity promptly to prevent costly damage to your property.