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Go Pro Wildlife Removal specializes in full-service wildlife removal and control. Wildlife will always be a part of our environment and wildlife management and control should only be used when an animal becomes a threat to human property and health. So how do you know it’s time to consult with a wildlife removal specialist? Chances are you’ll see, smell or hear the issue. Take a look at the signs for some of the most common household critters.
Bats
Bats are a huge part of our ecosystem and play a major role in controlling the insect population. However, they can spread diseases and nest in tiny cracks and crevices of your home. You might have bats in your home if you notice any of the following:
- Bats flying around your house at sunrise/sunset
- Bat droppings/guano
- A chirping sound
- Scratches on the walls
- Smells similar to ammonia
Learn more about bat exclusions.
Squirrels
In Alabama, there are three species of squirrels. They seek warmth and shelter during the winter months and can chew through wooden surfaces to enter your home. They can spread diseases varying from rabies to salmonellosis, making them a not-so-great housemate. Below are some signs of squirrels in your home:
- Hearing scampering noises in the early morning or at dusk
- Foul urine odors
- Squirrel droppings
- Deposits of acorns in your attic or on your roof
- Destroyed or ruffled insulation
Learn more about squirrel removal.
Rodents
Rodents typically look for dark, cool places that offer them shelter and food. They can carry a vast number of diseases and can make your home quite messy and unhygienic. You might have rodents invading your home if you notice any of the following:
- Torn insulation or drywall
- Disturbing noises in your walls or attic
- Damage to your lawn or garden
- Chewed up wires, pipes or brickwork
- Rodent droppings
Learn more about rodent control.
Deciding to consult a specialist can be tricky and oftentimes confirmation that a critter is in your home is necessary before any removal action is taken. At Go Pro, we offer a free multi-point inspection to identify what animal is causing an unsafe or unhealthy environment. Contact us by phone at (334) 744-0391 or online to learn more about our services.
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Feeding Wildlife Responsibly – Breaking Down the Do’s and Don’ts
Feeding wildlife responsibly can protect both the animals and the natural environments that they rely on.
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Although chickens can be a great addition to your backyard, they can pose challenges in more ways than one. The attraction of having a fresh supply of eggs just steps away from your door is more tempting than ever, especially with the rising cost of eggs. Plus, they can be a fantastic way to reduce food waste by eating your scraps and even help keep your backyard bug population down.
Meet the Flying Squirrels
Although rarely spotted, flying squirrels are surprisingly common and can cause quite a nuisance if they invade your home. Go Pro Wildlife Removal can identify and repair squirrel damage while eliminating the chance of re-entry.
Contact Info
Service Areas: Contact Go Pro today! We offer wildlife removal solutions in Auburn, Opelika, Lake Martin, Valley, Montgomery, AL and Columbus, GA areas.
Phone: (334) 744-0391
Hours: Open 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Feeding wildlife responsibly can protect both the animals and the natural environments that they rely on.
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Feeding wildlife responsibly can protect both the animals and the natural environments that they rely on.
When animals enter your home or business there are two main solutions: Critter getters or Wildlife Removal. While both may seem like practical options, understanding the difference between the two will help you make the best decision for a long-term solution.
Avian Influenza, also known as Bird Flu, is a virus that spreads by birds, but can infect domestic pets, cattle and in some cases, humans. Read to learn more about the prevention and control of this virus.
