Ann Arbor Wildlife Removal
24/7 cell phone: 734-418-4035
Yes, you can call us 24/7. Michigan wildlife don't take weekends off, and neither do we. Our company specializes in the removal of unwanted wildlife from property, houses, and attics. We service the Ann Arbor, MI region. Call us
now to discuss your problem, get pricing, and schedule an appointment.
FULL-SERVICE ANN ARBOR WILDLIFE COMPANY: We pride ourselves on being the most thorough and complete wildlife removal in Ann Arbor. We do not simply set a cage trap on the ground and hope that'll solve the animal problem. We address the root cause of the wildlife issue, and follow a complete step-by-step plan, including the following services:
- INSPECTION - We inspect the building and property to fully understand the cause of the wildlife issue. We aim to permanently solve your problem, by addressing the cause.
- ANIMALS IN ATTICS - If you have wildlife in the attic, we enter the attic and identify the animal(s), any damage they have caused, and remove them there, if possible.
- HUMANE WILDLIFE TRAPPING - Most jobs call for the capture and removal of animals. We put our years of experience to use in order to safely, humanely, and effectively catch the target animal(s).
- ENTRY HOLE REPAIRS - If you've got animals in your house, it is vital to find and repair all open entry holes. Our repairs are professional grade and backed by warranty.
- ATTIC CLEANUP - When necessary, we thoroughly clean and decontaminate your attic, to prevent mold, pathogens, and odors.
- ANN ARBOR BAT REMOVAL - We pride ourselves on a 100% success rate in the live removal of bats from buildings in Michigan.
- ANN ARBOR BIRD REMOVAL - We install preventative barriers to keep pigeons and other birds off of Michigan buildings.
- ANN ARBOR RODENT CONTROL - We know a permanent way to get rid of rats or mice.
We offer many other services in addition to the above listed. We perform dead animal removal, removal of Michigan snakes, mole trapping, and more. We can solve pretty much any nuisance animal complaint. We are a private business, we are not Ann Arbor Animal Control agency or the Washtenaw County Animal Services - they only handle domestic animals, such as dogs and cats. Here are some of the species we commonly deal with:
Ann Arbor Raccoon Removal - Raccoons are a common animal in Michigan. They break into attics, destroy property, eat garbage, and more.
Ann Arbor Squirrel Removal - We deal with squirrels in attics and eaves all year, but mostly in late summer and late winter.
Ann Arbor Opossum or Skunk Removal - We trap a wide variety of pest animals, from possums, to skunks, and more.
Ann Arbor wildlife removal company services Ann Arbor, MI. Our service range includes downtown Kansas City in both Kansas and Missouri. We service all surrounding areas, including Parkville, Riverside, Gladstone, Liberty, Independence, Blue Springs, Lee's Summit, Overland Park, Shawnee, and even west to Lawrence.
Ann Arbor wildlife control tip of the month: Removing raccoon from your house - identifying the culprit: If you have a wild animal in your home that is driving you bonkers, you are going to want to take the right steps according to the specific animal that it is. Although all animals are trapped in pretty much the same ways, there are various ways of dealing with the animal once you have caught it, as well as different baits and other things that you should take into account. Thankfully, identifying an raccoon shouldn't be too difficult once you have the know-how. One of the first things that you are likely to find with a raccoon in your home is the noise. You may hear a mother chatting to her babies, a lonely raccoon bounding around in your attic, or males fighting over territory. One thing is for sure, you are probably going to hear them before you spot them! Feces are another thing that you are likely to find with an raccoon, and again, it is likely to be the smell before anything else. The poop left behind by this creature looks very much the same as that left behind by a dog and this can get somewhat confusing if you already have a pet dog. You may find that the feces are on your land or in your home, and occasionally you will find droppings that have been washed away by the rain and ended up in your guttering. Staining is one of the most common signs of a raccoon in your home and you will usually find that these have been left by the urine of the animal. Found on inside walls or above you on the ceiling from the floor above, this is a sign that you most definitely should not ignore. There are many ways in which you can investigate a wild animal but these are perhaps the easiest ones to look for when you think you may have a raccoon in your home.
Reader mail feedback: Hi Wildlife Removal USA. Thank you for creating your website. I have an issue (hopefully with a squirrel). So I had a rotting piece of wood at the top of the side of my house for the last couple of months. Over the holidays, I heard a small animal scratching a lot in the ceiling every morning so I assumed a squirrel had come in through the rotten hole in the wood. I finally got the roofing company to come repair the damage today (after over a month of waiting on them) and I'm almost positive they trapped the animal in my attic now that they have fixed the wood damage. Next... I went in the attic b/c I still hear scratching. Sure enough... tons of feces in the one corner where I heard the scratching every time. I sure hope it's a squirrel b/c the feces looks pretty big. Bigger than I expected for a gray squirrel but I looked up photos online and it seems right. I really don't think a raccoon or opossum could have fit through the hole but I guess I could be wrong. Anyway, I think it's trapped in my attic now and I don't want it to die for a number of reasons. Any advice? Live trap? Animal Control? Thank you for offering up your email address for homeowners that have never dealt with something like this before. Sincerely, Ethan
Reader mail feedback: Thank you for all the work you have done to write a very informative website. I noticed one of my lights was flickering and went upstairs into the attic to see what I might see. I found many what appeared to be "bedding" spots. The insulation was patted down in about 12-18 foot circles. I didn't see any droppings, but then I didn't get out onto the rafters. None of the wiring looked to be chewed on, but again, I didn't look closely. I haven't seen any entry places on the outside of the house, but have an old and VERY tall chimney that doesn't have a cap on it. I don't hear any noise during the night and work during the days. When I am home, I usually have the radio, cd player, or tv on. I had noticed about a month ago that the dog is going upstairs, which baffled me as there is nothing up there except storage. So what do you think? Do I have squirrels? I live close to Ann Arbor MI (above the 45th parallel) and I don't know if this is baby season or not. I do see a squirrel regularly and thought it lived elsewhere...but I may be wrong. Thank you for your response. PS - ever make it out this way? I might have a job for you
Read more about wildlife: Raccoon Removal | Squirrel Removal | Skunk Removal | Rat Removal | Bat Removal - Remember, we are not a pest control or exterminator, we do humane wildlife removal Ann Arbor.
