Services

We offer nuisance animal trapping services to eradicate animals from within your home, living under your shed or deck, or causing damage to property.

One of the first signs of a nuisance animal issue is hearing noises. These noises may sound like scratching, thumping, or vocalizations. An inspection of attic, crawlspace and/or exterior of structures are necessary to identify the culprit as well as to implement the proper plan for the right solution.

We offer a variety of solutions to help deter nuisance wildlife from causing disturbance or property damage. 

In most cases, a nuisance animal has caused damage to the home or business when entering the structure. This may be through vents, construction gaps, chimneys, or creating a hole through building material such as wood. We properly identify the animal entry site so once the animal has been removed, it can be repaired to prevent future animal entry. We provide custom repair work to ensure your home or business is protected. 

There are many common areas of concern for nuisance animals to find entry within your home or business. We provide a full report of these areas as well as custom solutions for prevention against all nuisance wildlife. Additionally, we offer deterrents to keep nuisance wildlife away from areas or prevent from visiting. 

All bat species are protected and must not be controlled via lethal measures. Understanding bat behavior and habits are necessary for understanding how bats gain access into your home or business. We provide full inspections and exclusion plans to humanely evict the bats from your home or business so they are not able to gain re-entry.

The most common rodent home invaders are the house mouse and deer mouse. They often times invade voids within structures, such as attics and crawlspaces. Once they are in these spaces they can access nearly any void within the structure and potentially gain access to interior areas such as living spaces. 

Although the Shrew is not in the rodent family, we commonly group these critters within the rodent category. The Shrew and Vole are similar in regards to lawn damage. Common damage includes dead grass trails in lawn and small trails within mulch beds. Vole damage is commonly noticed after the snow has melted on lawns. The right approach to managing these pests involve proper identification to implement the proper management plan. 

Rats are known to burrow along foundations and under decks, visit dumpsters and residential garbage bins, and may look for a cozy crawlspace to reside in. Rats are known for health concerns and is important to properly manage these pests whenever they become a problem. 

There are a variety of stinging insects that can cause issues. Common culprits include yellow jackets, paper wasps, bald-faced hornets, European hornets, carpenter bees, honey bees, and cicada killers. 

Stink bugs over-winter within structures and will return year after year. These are commonly seen emerging from structures in early spring and coming back to structures in mid to late fall. If they are not managed properly, a large population may grow to unwanted portions!

Spiders are one of the most common insects finding harborage around and within structures. Proper management plan and upkeep will be your best bet for successfully ridding of spider populations.