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Complete Home Inspection

Before traps are set a home inspection is performed to find all entry points as well as any areas that may be vulernable to animal entry. Once all of the areas are located, a plan is put together to set traps in the most effective places possible.

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Humane Animal Removal

First and foremost, humane methods are our highest priority. We always use traps that are both effective as well as humane. Trap placement is key to eliminate any animals that are not the target animal(s). With animals being highly territorial, we use this to our advantage.

Cleanup & Damage Repair

After the animals have been removed from the area, there is always animal remnants that will attract other animals to the now vacant den site. Blood, hair, urine, feces, gland odors and even carcasses can all be found in animal dens. Along with these attractants, wildlife in homes can cause serious damage. We repair and restore damage and also offer attic restoration when attic insulation has been smashed and destroyed. When animals enter through a roof, chain effect damages are also caused such as water and mold damage from water/ snow entering the home though holes made.

Guaranteed Animal Proofing

The most important step of all 4 of these steps is animal proofing the home. Many homeowers that have gone decades without a problem are mind boggled that they all of a sudden have reoccurring animal problems. Sadly, once a home has animals it’s impossible to remove all odors and the home becomes a beacon for animals looking for aditional den sites. We use high quality, wildlife proof materals that are not sold in home improvement stores. This insures that animals can not get through considering they can and do boar right through new roofing and shingles to enter an attic.

Baby Raccoons in Homes

Key TakeawaysBaby raccoons may pose health risks to humans and pets due to the transmission of diseases such as rabies, distemper, and roundworm.Raccoons can cause property damage by destroying insulation, chewing on electrical wiring, and creating nests that can lead to costly repairs and fire hazards.The presence of unidentified droppings and...

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Are Raccoons Dangerous?

Key TakeawaysRaccoons can exhibit aggressive behavior driven by fear or the need to protect their territory or offspring.Raccoons are carriers of diseases such as rabies, Baylisascaris, and leptospirosis.Raccoons can enter homes, causing damage and carry diseases that can be transmitted to humans through bites, scratches, or contact with raccoon...

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Squirrel Nests on Roofs

Did you know that over 50% of homes in suburban areas have squirrel nests on their roofs? Squirrel nests may seem harmless, but they can cause significant damage to your property. In this article, we will explore the common signs of squirrel nests, the factors that attract them to roofs, and the potential risks they pose....

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Nuisance Squirrels Vs. Chipmunks

Key TakeawaysGrey squirrels are larger than chipmunks, measuring up to 18 inches in length, while chipmunks are around 5-6 inches in length.Squirrels have grayish-brown fur, while chipmunks have reddish-brown fur with distinct black and white stripes on their back.Squirrels are opportunistic omnivores, while chipmunks have a more herbivorous...

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Nuisance Squirrels Vs. Rats

Did you know that in urban areas, the population of squirrels can be as high as 40 per acre, while rats can reach densities of up to 100 per acre? Understanding the habits, behaviors, and impact of these two common pests is crucial for effective prevention and control. This article explores the nuisance caused by squirrels and...

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Squirrel Damages to Homes

In the realm of home maintenance, few nuisances are as persistent and elusive as the squirrel. These agile creatures, with their insatiable appetites and penchant for exploration, can wreak problems on our humble abodes. From damaging roofs and attics to compromising the structural integrity of our dwellings, squirrels pose a...

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Gray Squirrels

In the enchanting forests of North America, a creature of remarkable agility and intelligence thrives amidst the branches. The gray squirrel, with its sleek fur and nimble movements, captivates the attention of both nature enthusiasts and scientists alike. This arboreal mammal, known for its ability to effortlessly traverse...

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Do Squirrels Hibernate?

In the realm of winter survival, squirrels are often regarded as resourceful creatures, adapting to the harsh conditions with remarkable resilience. Like the mythical Rip Van Winkle, these nimble rodents have a unique approach to enduring the colder months. However, unlike the famed character, squirrels do not truly hibernate....

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Diseases That Squirrels Carry

While squirrels are often seen as cute and harmless creatures, they can carry diseases that pose a potential risk to humans. Despite their small size, squirrels can transmit serious illnesses such as rabies, Lyme disease, tularemia, salmonellosis, and leptospirosis. This article will delve into the various diseases that...

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