In Winston-Salem and Greensboro, the most common nuisance wildlife include raccoons, rats, mice, squirrels, bats, skunks, snakes, opossums, groundhogs, and hundreds of species of birds. The last thing you need right now is wildlife trying to take over the empty spaces of your home, like the attic, basement, and crawlspace.
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission offers some great tips on preventing wildlife conflicts in your area, like calling a wildlife control expert at the first sign of trouble. We handle the dirty work so you can get back to enjoying your home. Below are examples of how we inspect your home, remove wildlife, and repair damages.
Raccoons roam Triad neighborhoods looking for a place to rest and something to eat. Open trash cans and outdoor pet food bowls encourage a raccoon to nest nearby. As a result, North Carolina residents who feed pests either directly or by accident may find these animals denning under their porches or decks.
Raccoons have a permanent mask and banded tail. They would be cute if they weren’t so destructive. They will do what they can to get into parts of your house they see fit to sleep and give birth to pups. If they must rip, tear, or break something to get to that spot, they will. Raccoons make lots of noises, like whimpers, growls, and screams. They leave feces and urine nearby their shelter.
Before trying to remove a raccoon from your home by yourself, remember they can carry diseases, and if threatened, they may bite. Calling nuisance wildlife animal control experts is recommended. Critter Control's three-step process works well for raccoon removal.
This
rodent causes a lot of damage inside North Carolina houses. Overhanging tree branches and a few loose shingles allow
squirrels entry into
attics. Gnawed wires, shredded insulation, and soiled ceilings covered in squirrel
waste are just a few problems the pests cause in homes.
It's common for Triad property owners to discover
bats roosting in garages and
attics. The animals sneak indoors through broken vents and gaps between fascia boards. A bat infestation is dangerous for homeowners because the animals can transmit
rabies through
bites and scratches.
The only North American marsupial, Opossums are
opportunistic ominovres. They eat almost anything, including garbage, roadkill, rotten fruit, grass, insects, ticks, rodents, and snakes. Opossums become a nuisance in the Triad area when they enter homes lookig for a den site, or damage yards and gardens in search of food.
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