Animal Remover, LLC
513-324-WILD
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Birds can be beautiful in nature. The variety of species and colors make for a lovely display as they fly through the skies. When birds begin to nest in and on your house, however, that’s when birds become a nuisance and you may need bird removal assistance.
Aside from the romantic Pepe Le Pew’s heart-melting French accent and the scent of an unlucky skunk from the highway, most people know very little about our stinky neighbors.
They may have beautiful sparkling dark green feathers speckled with streaks of blue. They may only weigh roughly 2.5 oz. They may stretch to less than a foot long with a wingspan of fewer than 16 inches. But these facts take nothing away from how bothersome starlings are.
Squirrels come into your home and build nests. They squeeze in and out of holes in your attic and walls to collect food. Maybe you discover squirrels when you see them on your roof or notice the hole in your wall. Now that you’ve discovered the squirrels in your attic or living space, what do you do?
Prevent the Need of Squirrel Removal with Squirrel Houses
Squirrels nest in trees, chimneys, attics, and any place they can find protection from predators and the elements. Did you know, however, that they will also inhabit birdhouses and eat from bird feeders?
Chimneys are dry, warm, and safe places for nuisance animals to make their homes. Raccoons and squirrels have no problem getting onto your roof and into your chimney unless you installed a chimney cap.
Humans aren’t the only creature dedicated to staying warm and comfortable during the winter. Squirrels, raccoons, and other smaller animals wish to find a cozy place to hibernate during the winter months. Your house happens to be a warm, comfortable spot. Before you need to call an animal removal service like Animal Remover, you can try to prevent animals from calling your house their home in the first place.
Our professional wildlife control specialists perform countless property inspection each year to assist clients in assessing current damage, finding solutions, and putting those solutions into action. If you’ve never had a property inspection, it’s natural to wonder what the process entails.
The progression is usually a slow one. You wake up one morning and notice a small lump of dirt and grass near your garden. It's a quick easy fix, so you just use your foot to push it back into the ground where it belongs.
A few days later, while mowing your lawn, you notice several humps of dirt bulging up from beneath the earth. You haven’t noticed them before, which is strange, but you simply run over them with the lawnmower for now, convincing yourself that you’ll come back out later to fix the yard up.
Weeks pass and before you know it, your landscaping has taken a major hit with uprooted plant bulbs, small dirt hills protruding from any and all corners of your yard, there are huge piles of seed shells at the bases of all your birdfeeders, and you’re pretty sure you’ve seen more squirrels in the past several weeks than you’ve ever seen before.
At this point, it’s safe to say you have a nuisance animal problem. Recruiting the help of a professional wildlife control company like Animal Remover can not only help you find a short-term solution, rather, we’ll help you with a long-term, permanent solution, so you don’t have to deal with this again.
If you’ve had a similar experience as the one above but you’re unsure about what nuisance animal you’re dealing with, our wildlife control professionals are happy to help. Here’s a quick run-through of digging habits you can expect to see with various nuisance animals.
Moles: These nuisance animals are notorious for leaving large mounds of dirt all over. They can best be described as dirt volcanoes.
Squirrels: Squirrels like to dig small holes to hide their nuts and this often results in property damage. You’ll most likely be able to tell if you have a squirrel problem because you’ll see them scurrying around digging, scaring away songbirds, and burying seeds in your yard.
Groundhogs: Groundhogs dig their burrows next to sheds, porches, or near the foundation of your home. If you notice one (or many) large holes in the ground with dirt surrounding the outer edges, you might be dealing with a groundhog.
Snakes: Snakes often leave small, rounded holes in yards and gardens. They will frequently slither in and out of them too.
If you notice any irregular types of dirt mounds, holes, hills or protruding mounds of grass in your yard, it would be wise to consult with a professional wildlife control company like Animal Remover. We can help you by diagnosing the problem and providing clear-cut, effective solutions to help you regain control over your own property again.
If you’re tired of dealing with mounds of dirt and holes all over your yard, it’s time to call in the professionals. Contact our wildlife control technicians by phone at 513-324-9453 or fill out our online contact form.
If we’re being completely honest with ourselves, chipmunks aren’t the first threat we think of when we think about animals damaging our home. In terms of nuisance animals, we are much more likely to consider raccoons, moles, bats, or geese the likely culprit.
