Wildlife
What To Do About Wildlife in Your Attic
Noises in the attic? Animals getting into attics is a problem that homeowners often face. Wildlife and critters big and small can enter through small
If you need wildlife removal, inspection, or preventative services, you’ve come to the right place.
We’ll connect you with a certified specialist in your area who can quickly (and humanely) eliminate your wild animal problems today.
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Armadillos
Badger
Bats
Beavers
Bees
Bird Control
Blackbirds
Bobcat
Centipedes
Chimney Swifts
Chipmunks
Coot
Crows
Deer Mouse
Duck
Flying Squirrels
Fox Control
Geese
Gopher
Ground Squirrels
Gulls
Hornets
House Finches
Iguana
Lizard
Magpies
Marmot
Mice
Moles
Mountain Beavers
Muscovy Duck
Muskrats
Norway Rats
Nutria
Opossums
Otter
Owl
Pack Rats
Pigeons
Porcupine
Prairie Dog
Rabbits
Raccoons
Rats
Rattlesnakes
Raven
Ring-Tailed Cat
Rodents
Roof Rats
Scorpions
Shrew
Skunks
Snakes
Sparrow
Spiders
Squirrels
Starlings
Stinging Insects
Swallows
Turkey
Turtle
Voles
Vulture
Wasps
Weasel
Wild Hogs
Woodchuck
Woodpeckers
Yellow Jackets
Armadillos
Badger
Bats
Beavers
Bees
Bird Control
Bobcat
Chipmunks
Deer Mouse
Flying Squirrels
Fox Control
Gopher
Ground Squirrels
Hornets
Iguana
Lizard
Mice
Moles
Mountain Beavers
Muskrats
Norway Rats
Nutria
Opossums
Otter
Pack Rats
Pigeons
Porcupine
Prairie Dog
Rabbits
Raccoons
Rats
Rattlesnakes
Ring-Tailed Cat
Rodents
Roof Rats
Shrew
Skunks
Snakes
Sparrow
Spiders
Squirrels
Starlings
Stinging Insects
Swallows
Voles
Wasps
Weasel
Wild Hogs
Woodchuck
Woodpeckers
Yellow Jackets
*Issues related to domesticated animals and pets should be handled by an Animal Control officer, not a Wildlife specialist.
At-home and do-it-yourself traps will only get you so far – depending on the kind of animal, and how many there are, you may need a professional service to take care of the hassle for you. A professional technician will assess your unique situation and develop a plan that will get the job done right the first time.
At-home and do-it-yourself traps will only get you so far – depending on the kind of animal, and how many there are, you may need a professional service to take care of the hassle for you. A professional technician will assess your unique situation and develop a plan that will get the job done right the first time.
A professional can safely remove wild animals from your home today.
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Critter Control
Founded in 1983 Critter Control® was developed around an entirely new vision for resolving nuisance wildlife and pest problems. All our locations consistently practice humane wildlife management. We handle animals large and small, with a focus on vertebrate pests such as squirrels, rats, mice, snakes, raccoons, bats, and a variety of birds. Our services focus on getting rid of wildlife, repairing any damage they may have caused – then keeping them from re-entering your home or business.
Servicing Georgia, Tennessee, Indiana, Michigan, Colorado, and Oregon
Trutech
Trutech Wildlife Service offers long-term solutions while providing humane wildlife removal and control. Trutech’s professional technicians specialize in removing wildlife from your home or property safely to leave you with a peace of mind. Our Integrated Wildlife and Pest Control programs aim to humanely remove and prevent any future intrusions. We provide full home exclusions in which we repair and restore your home from the damage caused by the animal(s).
Servicing Missouri, North Carolina, Texas, and Virginia
Terminix
Through an in-depth inspection, Terminix’s technicians will determine how, where and why wildlife are entering your property. Then they’ll customize a plan to get them out and keep them out. Their service technicians will use traps, baits and other tools to get wildlife out as well as techniques such as patching, sealing and securing your home’s exterior to ensure that all wildlife stays out.
While an exterminator can help remove rodents, critters, and some wildlife from your home or yard, issues with domestic animals including dogs, cats, and larger wildlife such as deer or coyotes would be a job for animal control. To find the direct line for animal control, visit your town or county’s municipality or Department of Environmental Conservation website.
Wildlife removal and critter control is done by a private company and at the cost of the homeowner. If you find an injured animal or animal nuisance issue in a public space such as a park or path, a local wildlife rescue or animal control can handle this issue.
The Humane Society has a list of resources by state, available here.
Every unique animal problem begins with an initial inspection. A Wildlife Consultant will investigate the property for signs of wildlife. Wild animals leave numerous signs of their presence such as droppings, track marks, and entry points. They will then determine the type of animal and severity of infestation which will allow him/her to create a personalized plan.
Wildlife removal and exclusion services are typically provided by pest control professionals, wildlife management professionals, or animal control officers.
A wildlife removal specialist will inspect the property to determine the type of animal, the size of the infestation, and the areas that may be affected. They will also assess the damage caused by the animals and the best methods of removal. The specialist will then make a plan of action to remove the animals and seal off any entry points. Depending on the severity of the infestation, the specialist may recommend exclusion methods, trapping, baiting, or a combination of all three. They may also offer advice on how to prevent future infestations.
Wildlife remediation is the process of removing or repairing environmental damage caused by wildlife. This service is typically provided by certified wildlife removal experts and pest control companies. The process typically involves identifying the source of the wildlife issue, removing the culprit animals, and repairing any damage caused. The length of time needed for wildlife remediation depends on the size and scope of the issue, but it can range from a few hours to several weeks.
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