Wildlife Control
PestNow has solutions to keep the critters out
Wildlife Can Be A Nuisance
Are you facing a wildlife dilemma involving squirrels, raccoons, birds, bats, skunks, groundhogs, or others? At PestNow, our certified and trained wildlife experts are equipped with programs and solutions to tackle your toughest wildlife problems. Contact us today to speak with one of our experts.
They're Cute, But They're Rodents
PestNow will inspect for entry points, nesting sites and set one-way doors, traps, and remove these unwanted guests and secure the property to prevent future entry.
Wildlife Library
Frequently Asked Questions About Nuisance Wildlife
PestNow has the answers to the most commonly asked questions.
How can I keep wildlife out of my yard or garden?
To deter wildlife from your yard or garden, you can implement measures such as installing fences or barriers, removing food sources (like bird feeders or uncovered garbage), and using deterrents like motion-activated sprinklers or noise devices.
How can I identify signs of wildlife activity around my home?
Signs of wildlife activity may include tracks, droppings, gnaw marks, scratches, nests, or damage to property such as chewed wires or insulation. Additionally, hearing unusual noises or observing unusual behavior from pets can also indicate the presence of wildlife.
What should I do if I find a wild animal in my attic or crawl space?
If you discover a wild animal in your attic or crawl space, it's important to call PestNow. Attempting to remove the animal yourself can be dangerous and may result in injury to both you and the animal. A wildlife removal expert will safely and humanely remove the animal and address any damage or entry points to prevent future infestations.
What should I do if I encounter a wild animal on my property?
If you encounter a wild animal on your property, it's best to give it space and avoid approaching it. In most cases, the animal will move on its own. If the animal appears injured, aggressive, or poses a threat to people or pets, contact your local animal control or wildlife management authorities for assistance.