Animal Remover, LLC
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Raccoons are on the larger end of the rodent spectrum. The furry foragers find their way into your property and sniff out food, tearing through your garbage and leaving a huge mess in their wake.
Squirrels can look cute, but their nesting habits can cause significant damage to your property and leave you seeking squirrel removal services.
Groundhogs are symbolic, and even considered cute to some. We have riddles about the infamous “woodchuck” and view them one of nature’s harmless entities. Their mysterious hiding and prophetic pop-ups are what most people remember them for, often causing them to overlook the damage groundhogs can cause to our property. At Animal Remover, we’ve gathered some basic information on these creatures so you can better understand what’s happening underground.
Dealing with skunk smell is no easy task. Whether it’s your dog that encountered the skunk or you were the unfortunate one who got sprayed, you’re going to be in search of a way to get rid of the rancid smell.
From the charming Pepe Le Pew to the cute domestic pets, skunks have had some good PR that has almost made some people forget how much of a nuisance that smell is. But like a zebra can’t change its stripes, a real wildlife skunk can’t hide its musk.
Garages are another place in your home that can provide a hospitable environment to wandering wildlife. In the cold winter, raccoons, squirrels, rats, and other unwelcome pests are looking for a place to get out of the cold. Your garage can become a place of warmth and solitude for pests if you don’t take the precautionary steps necessary to keep them from accessing the room.
If you realize you have a rat problem, you are probably overwhelmed. In this age of Google, Wikipedia, and Pinterest, you might feel empowered to do a little research and find a way to get rid of the dirty rodents yourself. Before you turn into an enthusiastic exterminator, you should consider the drawbacks of handling it yourself. Your DIY rat removal just may not be as advantageous as you hoped.
Chimneys are a common retreat for outside animals seeking solace. Many once-active fireplaces are blocked off and create a perfect place of solitude for a family of raccoons or squirrels. This becomes a dangerous situation for both the animals and the people who live in the home.
If your home isn’t properly sealed and protected, your attic becomes a very hospitable environment for some unwanted visitors. Well, to you, they’ll be visitors.
A squirrel problem may seem like no problem at all... until it becomes a big problem, that is.
