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Managing Groundhogs Effectively
Groundhogs are a common sight across North America. These burrowing rodents may be cute at first glance, but they can become major nuisances for homeowners, gardeners, and farmers. This blog post dives into groundhog biology, the types of damage they cause, and the most effective ways to control them.
Is Relocating Wildlife Humane?
Wildlife relocation involves capturing animals from one area and releasing them in another. This method is often employed to address conflicts between humans and wildlife, such as animals entering homes or causing property damage. However, this approach can have unintended negative consequences for the animals and the ecosystems they are introduced to.
Managing Moles and their Destructive Habits
Moles can be a frustrating nuisance in gardens and lawns, creating unsightly mounds of dirt and damaging plant roots. Effective management of moles begins with understanding their behavior and habitat preferences…
Raccoons in the Hen House
While owning chickens offers various benefits, it also comes with risks, particularly from predators such as raccoons, foxes, and hawks. Raccoons are notorious for raiding chicken coops…
How to Remove Birds and Exclude Them
Recently I worked on a home that was plagued with starlings. The homeowner reported seeing what appeared to be a nest in the soffit of the house. Another wildlife company had completed some exclusion work a few years ago but missed some important details…
Maintaining Your Attic and Crawlspace
There are two places in a home that are the most frequently ignored, the attic and the crawlspace. Both provide crucial barriers from the outside elements and drastically increase the comfort of your home. Unfortunately, they can become the perfect location to harbor all kinds of pests and wildlife…
Expert Wildlife Solutions
We proudly serve the piedmont region of North Carolina. Our goal is to provide expert wildlife control solutions to resolve human animal conflicts in residential and commercial settings.
Our team includes Wildlife Control Agents that are licensed by the NC Wildlife Resource Commission, as well as Home Inspectors licensed by the NC Home Inspector License Board.