Solve the Problem - 4 How-To Steps

1 - Home & Attic Inspection

Inspect the exterior of the home, including the roof and all vents, to find out how the animals are getting in. Also inspect inside the attic to identify animal and damage.

2 - Remove the Animals

This process is not simple, and it varies considerably based on animal type and situation. You might use an exclusion door, or a cage trap, or removal by hand.

3 - Repair the Entry Holes

The job is not complete until you solve the source of the problem. Seal shut the entry holes, with professional grade repairs, or else the problem will happen again.

4 - Clean the Attic

In addition to repairing chewed electrical wires and damaged duct work, you might want to remove the animal feces, maybe the insulation, and decontaminate.



Our wildlife control and removal company is fully insured and license, and we also carry commercial liability insurance. This step ensures that your property is always protected so you do not have to worry about anything other than contacting us to remove the animals causing issues. After we remove the animals from your property and ensure they cannot get back inside, we will take care of the damage they may have caused. By offering animal damage repairs, we are able to save our clients the hassle of finding a contractor who can make repairs. Our experience lets us spot hidden animal damage so we can find things like torn ducts or chewed electrical wires that require repairs for safety and functionality. Clients regularly request our repair services following extraction of a bat colony, which is one of our areas of expertise. We are able to use exclusion to remove 100% of the bat colony without causing any harm to any of these useful creatures. By fully removing all the bats or other animals, our company protects your family from diseases and other risks wildlife cause, such as the fire risk associated with chewed electrical wires. For three consecutive years, we have been the #1 wildlife control company within the metropolitan area.