Your home is one of your biggest investments. Do not put up with problem pests and let them damage your property or home. Wildlife pests can also transmit and spread disease resulting in illness and other health concerns. Don’t let problem pests run you out of your home. Critter Control of Greater Ft. Worth can take care of your animal invasion problem and help keep it under control.
Trapping is the most commonly used animal control method and can aid in removing or controlling various wildlife:
Squirrels can nest in attics and walls and can be very destructive.
Opossums can carry rabies and fleas as well as ticks, which can cause Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
Rodents such as mice and rats can transmit salmonella from droppings, which can cause abdominal pain and nausea.
Bird control may be needed to keep disease from spreading due to bird droppings, which can cause respiratory illness.
Skunks are mostly seen at night and like to nest in forested areas as well as under buildings or porches. They can enter a building through small holes and can create damage.
Raccoons can invade buildings when searching for food causing considerable damage.
Bats and many other carnivorous mammals carry rabies, which can be deadly.
Moles can cause lawn damage, which is especially troubling for a golf course.
Residential and Commercial Services Include:
Animal control services to eliminate the pest issues and prevent them from returning.
Animal damage control includes restoration of damages caused by pests.
Management and prevention programs are used after eliminating the wildlife to educate the owner to be proactive. Screening caps and closing entry holes is one way to keep the pests from returning.
Animal removal
Home service and exterior cleaning
Land clearing
When using animal removal in Fort Worth, TX consider it your one stop shop for animal and pest removal, damage repair and prevention control. You can find an experienced animal control office by looking in the business pages of your local telephone directory under wildlife or rodent control. You can also get recommendations from family members or friends who may have experienced wildlife problems themselves in the past.
