WILDLIFE REMOVAL & EXCLUSION PEST CONTROL SERVICES

Why Choose Our Wildlife Control Service?

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What Wildlife We Handle

We provide removal and exclusion services for all common nuisance wildlife including:

- Raccoons — attic intrusions, deck nesting, garbage raiding, roundworm risk
- Squirrels/Chipmunks — roof and attic entry, chewing of wiring and insulation, nesting
- Skunks — under decks, porches, and sheds; spray risk; burrowing damage
- Opossums — crawl space and deck nesting; hissing; flea and tick carriers
- Birds (Pigeons, Starlings, Sparrows) — roof vents, attics, gutters; nesting debris; disease risk
- Groundhogs / Woodchucks — foundation burrowing, garden damage, structural undermining

Do You Have a Wildlife Problem? Know the Signs

Wildlife activity in and around your home can escalate quickly. Watch for these warning signs:

✔  Noises in attic, walls, or ceiling caused by scratching, thumping, or chattering especially at night or dawn
✔  Droppings or urine stains found in attic insulation, crawl spaces, or along roof lines
✔  Torn or damaged insulation indicate animals nesting and burrowing through the attic insulation
✔  Chewed wiring or structural material caused by squirrels and raccoons as they can chew wood, wiring, and vents
✔  Entry holes on the exterior with gaps in fascia boards, soffits, roof vents, or foundation
✔  Foul odour caused by animal droppings, urine, or a deceased animal inside the structure
✔  Visible wildlife near the home from repeated sightings near the foundation, roof, or attic vents

Wildlife infestations worsen over time with animals establish dens, raise young, and cause increasing damage the longer they remain. Act quickly.

Our Step by Step Wildlife Control Process

• 1. Inspection & Wildlife Identification: We conduct a thorough interior and exterior inspection to identify the species, locate entry points, assess damage, and determine if young animals are present before any removal begins. We use a borescope camera tool to look into holes for signs of babies.
• 2. Humane Trapping & Removal: We deploy species-appropriate live traps or one-way exclusion devices that allow animals to leave but not re-enter like a one-way door. Traps are checked regularly and animals are relocated according to local wildlife regulations.
• 3. Baby Animal Protocol: If young (kits, pups, or pinkies) are present, we follow a careful protocol to ensure families are reunited and relocated together by minimizing stress to the animals and ensuring full removal.
• 4. Entry Point Sealing & Exclusion: Once all animals are removed, we seal every entry point using heavy-gauge steel mesh, hardware cloth, and professional-grade sealants. These materials that animals cannot chew, claw, or force open.
• 5. Damage Assessment & Cleanup: We assess damage to insulation, wiring, and structural materials, and can arrange or coordinate remediation services. Fecal matter and contaminated insulation pose health risks and should be addressed promptly.
• 6. 30-Day Guarantee: If wildlife re-enters through a treated area within 30 days, we return and resolve it at no additional cost.

Wildlife Control Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is wildlife removal humane?
A: Yes. We prioritize live trapping and exclusion methods that allow animals to be safely relocated. We never use methods that cause unnecessary harm, and we follow all local and provincial wildlife regulations.
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Q: What happens to the animals after removal?
A: Animals are relocated to suitable natural habitats away from your property in compliance with local wildlife laws. In the case of bats or other protected species, we follow specific regulated protocols.
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Q: Can wildlife in my attic damage my home?
A: Absolutely. Raccoons and squirrels tear insulation, chew wiring (a serious fire hazard), and create openings that allow water damage and secondary pests. The longer wildlife remains, the greater the structural damage.
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Q: How do I prevent wildlife from coming back?
A: The most effective prevention is structural exclusion such as sealing every potential entry point with materials animals cannot penetrate. We handle this as part of our service and can advise on landscape modifications to reduce attractants.