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Rodents are associated with various diseases and occasionally bite.  They also cause significant structural damage and product destruction.  Rodent control consists of elimination and exclusion - we get rid of the rodents in residence, then inspect and seal your home to prevent reinfestation.

"Bats in your belfry" is not as funny to those who've had to deal with these pesky animals.  Bats can cause health problems and are generally unnerving to homeowners.  Exclusion is the only method of keeping bats out long term.  We have several methods of bat-proofing, including one-way entry valves that prevent bats from entering, yet provides an exit for young bats.

Sure, they're cute when they're frolicking in the park  - but they're not so attractive when they're running around your attic.  Trapping existing squirrels, then "proofing" your home to prevent these unwelcome visitors is the most effective method of control.

This fuzzy little guy can be quite aggressive when confronted by outraged homeowners and their pets.  He'll eat your garden plants and, since he loves to feed out of your trash can as well, he is most likely carrying rabies.  Live trapping is the preferred method of dealing with unwanted wildlife, followed by the application of a repellant.