Indianapolis Wildlife Removal

We operate a professional wildlife removal company based out of Indianapolis Indiana. We specialize in the resolution of conflicts between people and wildlife. Examples of common jobs that we do include the removal of squirrels in attics, complete rat removal and prevention, removal of bats from buildings, bird prevention, raccoon trapping, snake removal, and more. We remove dead animals from homes, repair wildlife damage, perform full home inspections, clean up wildlife waste and clean attics, and do 100% wildlife prevention work. If you have wildlife living in your building or attic, it's very important to find and seal all entry holes leading into homes in order to provide a permanent solution to wildlife problems. We service both residential and commercial projects. Give us a call any time at 317-644-0965 and we will listen to you describe your wildlife problem, and schedule an appointment to solve your animal problem.

Wildlife Trapping: We specialize in humane wildlife trapping and removal.  We remove all nuisance critter species in Indianapolis, including raccoons, squirrels, opossums, and skunks.  We specialize in complete rodent control and offer 100% permanent removal of rats and mice.  We also specialize in bat colony removal and bird and pigeon control.  We use the proper wildlife control tactics and trap only the target wildlife, and when possible, we simply exclude the animals with no stress.  Most importantly, we solve the root of the problem, and specialize in permanent solutions to wildlife problems. We do this by performing a detailed inspection of the home or building, and by sealing shut, with steel, any and all points of entry so that no wildlife can enter again, and we give a guarantee on our work!

Indianapolis Wildlife Control Advice: Wild animal Trapping: How To Trap a critter Traps and baits are the best ways to remove nuisance animals, and the reason being that such traps are inexpensive, they do not constitute any form of hazard to the environment, and you don’t have to kill the animal. There are basically two types of traps used in trapping unwanted animals; Lethal and non-lethal. While lethal traps are guaranteed to work , they however can constitute a nuisance to the public because they can kill the unwanted animal somewhere where it can be difficult to detect , hence the stench from the carcass of the animal may cause serious environmental issue. Lethal chemicals may also kill non-intentional animals such as pets and that could get you into some legal troubles. Non-lethal traps such as baits and wire mesh or other mechanical traps are much safer to use. Baits are particularly effective because you can lure the Indianapolis animal with a delicious food such as vanilla extract, juicy vegetable, or fruits. One-door trap is another effective and safe trap you can use to entrap a Indiana animal. The trap is designed in such a way that there is only one entry point for the nuisance animal to enter, once it enters, the door will close immediately behind it. The one-door trap is available in different sizes, however the commonest one has about one-foot height and between two to three feet in length. The Cage-trap is another form of non-lethal mechanical trap that can be used in trapping nuisance animal- this trap is usually larger and it is ideal for trapping larger nuisance animals. The Cage trap works in several ways, but in most cases, it has a spring-loaded door or entry that opens and closes by itself- the spring can be adjusted to allow the animal enter while a delicious-smelling food is placed inside- the spring automatically shuts once the nuisance animal has entered. Most Recent Wildlife Tip: How to Keep Animals Out of Your Garden Keeping animals out of the garden is not rocket science as many people think. The deal is establishing their entry points, the kind of Indianapolis animals in question and most importantly focusing on the lasting solutions, which one can adapt in order to get good results. Do not place food all over When you have food lying all over your compound, you are sure to attract a collection of animals. Many animals visit the farms in search for food, and accommodation. When you offer the food in the gardens and around your compound you end up having different categories of Indiana animals. Make sure the dustbins are closed to prevent animals from scavenging. Seal all entry holes Once you know the points of entry, you need to act immediately. This is an ideal way of locking all the animals from causing havoc in your garden. At times, you find there is a hole on the wall, or there is a weak fence. Initiate fast solutions to keep the holes sealed. Seal water points At times, you find the Indianapolis animals are looking for water. This means, if you have water lying around, they shall like the place. It is best to seal all water points to eliminate the cases of animals. This is common with raccoons and snakes, which use water as cooling agents for their bodies. Use water for your garden and seal all water points immediately after use. Eliminate shrubs Shrubs act as good hiding grounds for small animals. This makes them stay in the gardens as they keep on digging holes. It is very hard to trap an Indiana animal, which hides in the shrubs. This is why you need to focus on eliminating shrubs and clearing all manner of bushes. The shrubs usually attract: - Snakes - Moles - Raccoons - Squirrels These are Indianapolis animals, which love to hide in the shrubs and bushes in the garden. When they notice that the place does not have immense activity, they use it as a hiding, and they call it home. You need to make sure that the place does not have any bushes, which are all over the place, and act as good hiding places. Focus on lasting solutions You need to take time and invest in the lasting solutions; you will never need to worry about cases of raccoons, or other animals in your garden. You can plant different kinds of plants, and most importantly, focus on dealing with quality leads. This means having good fencing options, lighting solutions, and use repellants. Once you notice a single sight of any Indiana animal in your garden, focus on the extraction measures. This enables you to plant different kinds of plants on all seasons and will not have the slightest doubt of animal invasion. Past Advice Articles: Indiana Wild animal Trapping: How To Trap a critter Bat Calendar Removal of Birds from a Soffit How to Keep Animals Out of Your Garden