How to Choose a Wildlife Control Company: A Homeowner's Guide
Not all trappers are the same. Learn what questions to ask to ensure you hire a humane, licensed, and effective professional.
Comprehensive property assessments to identify wildlife issues
A thorough wildlife inspection is the critical first step in effectively addressing any wildlife conflict. Our professional inspections identify the full extent of wildlife issues, ensuring that the solutions we implement address the entire problem, not just the symptoms.
Many homeowners who attempt DIY wildlife control or hire non-specialists end up with recurring problems because they've missed hidden entry points or signs of wildlife activity that only trained experts can recognize.
Our certified wildlife specialists conduct comprehensive inspections that identify:
Thorough examination of your property's exterior to identify actual and potential entry points, signs of wildlife activity, and vulnerable areas.
Careful evaluation of attics, crawlspaces, basements, and other accessible areas for wildlife evidence, damage, and contamination.
Detailed documentation of all findings with photos and notes to create a comprehensive record of wildlife issues and property vulnerabilities.
Development of a tailored wildlife management plan based on inspection findings, addressing current issues and preventing future problems.
Our certified wildlife specialists are trained to identify subtle signs that indicate wildlife presence and activity:
Identifying existing openings and potential vulnerabilities where wildlife can enter your home, including damaged vents, gaps in rooflines, deteriorated soffits, foundation cracks, and more.
Recognizing species-specific signs including droppings, urine stains, nesting materials, tracks, fur, grease marks, gnaw marks, and other indicators that help identify which animals are present.
Assessing damage to insulation, wiring, structural elements, HVAC components, and other areas that may require repair as part of the wildlife management solution.
Identifying contamination from animal waste that could pose health risks, determining the extent of cleanup needed, and recommending appropriate remediation measures.
Following your wildlife inspection, you'll receive a detailed report that includes:
Our inspection reports serve as a roadmap for resolving your wildlife problem completely and preventing future issues. Even if you choose to handle some aspects of wildlife control yourself, our inspection provides the critical information you need to be successful.
Our wildlife inspections start at $197, with the exact cost depending on your property size, complexity, and accessibility of areas needing inspection. However, the inspection fee is typically applied toward any wildlife control services you choose to proceed with, making it essentially free if you hire us for the recommended work.
Most residential inspections take between 1-2 hours to complete, though larger properties or those with complex wildlife issues may require more time. Our thorough approach ensures we don't miss critical details that could compromise the effectiveness of wildlife control measures.
We recommend being present at least at the beginning and end of the inspection. This allows you to point out areas of concern and receive an immediate overview of our findings. However, we can conduct the inspection while you're away if necessary, provided we have access to all relevant areas of the property.
We typically can schedule inspections within 1-3 business days of your call, with emergency inspections available sooner in many cases. Our goal is to address your wildlife concerns promptly to prevent further damage and stress.
Learn more about wildlife control from our expert articles.
Not all trappers are the same. Learn what questions to ask to ensure you hire a humane, licensed, and effective professional.
Finding a shed snake skin in your attic or basement is creepy. Here is how to tell if it's from a harmless rat snake or something dangerous.
Is it scratching, thumping, or rolling? The type of noise and the time of day can tell you exactly what animal is living above you.
Take the first step toward resolving your wildlife problems permanently.
Contact Us Today