Trapper Jack Wildlife Specialist

Wildlife damage repairs are a vital part of the wild animal control process. Many people don't seem to realize just how vital this step is. The principle is simple: if you've got animals in your home - such as rats in the walls, raccoons in the attic, squirrels in the eaves, whatever - they entered your house through some opening, some hole in your architecture. It may be an existing hole, perhaps a fault of the home builder, or the animal may have clawed/torn/chewed a new hole of its own. The point is that the animal wanted to live in your attic, so it found a way in - now the only way to permanently solve your problem is to make sure that these holes are found and sealed shut!

Restoration: If wildlife has inhabited the attic or the crawl space of your home or building, restoration is an important part of a complete wildlife control solution. Restoration basically means restoring your attic or crawl space to the good, clean condition it was in before wildlife decided to move in and make a mess of things. So it's important to address these problems by cleaning, decontaminating, and restoring the attic and/or crawl space to its original state. This is done through several steps.

Several different birds may pose a nuisance for several different reasons. Woodpeckers can be a problem when they decide to drum on and peck holes in a wooden house. Chimney Swifts can live down a chimney, and their young make a heck of a racket. Canada Geese can form very large flocks, and leave behind a ton of droppings on a property. Any type of bird could get stuck inside a building. However, I will address the most common pest bird that we deal with in the wildlife control industry: the pigeon.

Trapper Jack is a local, full service Wildlife Removal, Wildlife Prevention and Wildlife Damage Repair Company specializing in Skunk Trapping and Removal. Skunks are usually classified as a pest species due to their odor, and occasionally, digging. Your best bet is to trap the skunks in live cage traps, and relocate them. It's actually pretty easy to do, and safer and more effective than trying to kill the skunks. You may be worried about the skunk spraying you, but it's really easy to avoid that.