What is nuisance wildlife removal?
Nuisance wildlife removal is the licensed practice of removing animals that have entered a structure or created a health, safety or property risk, then sealing the building so they cannot return.
Do you charge for an inspection?
Phone consultations are always free. Many providers apply an on-site inspection fee to the project if you move forward. Ask when you book.
How long does a project take?
A single-animal removal may be one visit. Trapping and exclusion typically runs three to ten days with several visits. Large exclusion plus attic restoration can take one to two weeks.
Can I do this myself?
Some prevention work is do-it-yourself friendly, such as trimming limbs, securing trash and replacing garage door corner seals. Handling wildlife is not: rabies, histoplasmosis, leptospirosis, bites, roof falls and state law all argue for a licensed technician.
Will my homeowners insurance cover it?
Policies vary widely. Sudden damage is sometimes covered while long-term infestation and pest damage usually is not. Ask your provider for photo documentation and an itemized invoice either way.
Do you handle dead animal removal?
Yes, including carcasses inside wall voids, attics, ducts and crawl spaces, with enzyme and antimicrobial odor treatment at the source.
Do you offer recurring pest control?
Yes. Monthly, bi-monthly and quarterly residential and commercial programs are available, plus seasonal mosquito and tick programs.
What areas do you cover?
2463 cities and towns in all 50 states. Use the locations directory to find yours.
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