Rodents, like mice & rats will naturally search for food, water, and shelter which may lead them into your home. They can significantly damage your home’s interior and exterior, creating potential flooding and fire hazards. They also may carry parasites and diseases that can harm humans and can potentially contaminate foods in your home.  If you see gnaw marks on baseboards, electrical wires, internet cables, pipes, siding, gutters, or vents, you may have a rat problem.  Regularly scheduled appointments can ensure that your home never sees a large-scale rat infestation.

Skunks are typically docile creatures that have no problem getting close to our homes, as they are commonly reported digging under front stoops or a porch to set up a cozy burrow. Their most common method of defense of course is spraying, but they can also (rarely) bite as a last resort. They also frequently get into entanglements with household pets like dogs and cats due to their close proximity to houses.

Possums are often described as nature’s vacuum cleaners, eating ticks and other insects that we don’t want around. We sure do respect their importance in the wild, but if they set up a home on your property, they can cause a lot of damage, and because of their size (some grow larger than 20 pounds), they can create a potentially dangerous situation for residents and domesticated pets.

Both moles and groundhogs are often identified by their trademark tunnels they dig around your yard, tunnels that can run deep under structures on your property (like your shed, garage or house). Severe structural damage could result, causing a major headache. Our trained team can remove moles and groundhogs humanly and safely.

As their name indicates, these squirrels mostly stick to the ground even though they are excellent climbers. Ground squirrels make shelters underground and dig extensive tunnels, which can lead to problems on properties. Working with a wildlife control expert is best for ground squirrel control and removal.

While some homeowners are comfortable with bats on their property (some even install bat houses to attract them), bats should not be inside your building. They are not aggressive unless threatened, but they do carry rabies, and perhaps their biggest threat to the safety of your home is the buildup of bat guano that can quickly accumulate.