Humane Wildlife Removal Techniques

Effectively managing wildlife on your property necessitates the adoption of humane wildlife exclusion and prevention strategies. Our skilled technicians employ ethical and compassionate methods to keep unwanted animals out while preserving their well-being.

Exclusion Techniques

• Sealing Entry Points: Gaps, cracks, and holes around windows, doors, and vents are sealed, preventing wildlife from accessing your home or business.
• Installing Physical Barriers: Wire mesh, netting, and spiky strips are placed around vulnerable areas to deter animals from accessing your property.
• Utilizing Ultrasonic Devices: High-frequency sound waves emitted by these devices can effectively repel certain species of wildlife.

Prevention Strategies

• Maintaining Cleanliness: Eliminating potential food sources, such as garbage, pet food, and birdseed, discourages wildlife from congregating around your property.
• Securing Water Sources: Sealing up standing water or covering pools and ponds prevents animals from using your property as a water source.
• Modifying Landscapes: Trimming overgrown vegetation, removing debris, and covering all trash cans reduces potential hiding places and nesting spots for wildlife.

Humane Trapping and Relocation

In instances where exclusion and prevention techniques are not sufficient, humane trapping may be necessary. Our technicians use live traps specifically designed to capture animals without causing harm. Trapped animals are then relocated to a suitable habitat far from your property.

Safety and Legal Considerations

It is essential to prioritize safety while handling wildlife. Always contact a licensed and experienced wildlife removal specialist for assistance. Additionally, it is crucial to adhere to all applicable laws and regulations regarding wildlife management in your area.