Imagine a mouse scurrying across your kitchen floor. You call a wildlife removal professional to kick it to the curb, but, a week later, you spot another mouse making itself at home.
As the real estate market continues to boom, it’s important to consider a wildlife inspection as part of your home’s buying and selling experience.
Warmer weather brings many critters out from hiding, including snakes. There are approximately 40 types of snakes that call Alabama home, and only six of them are venomous.
Spring has arrived, which means wildlife change their behavior. Many critters come out of hibernation and become more active in the warmer weather.
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.
It can be difficult to predict when you might encounter a wildlife problem at your home, especially when you live in a city like Montgomery with a mild climate and surrounded by open land and forests.
Though the holidays are over, and the new year has begun, the winter season is still in full force. During these cold months wildlife looks for places to be comfy and cozy and will sometimes choose homes as their safe haven.
The sight of a raccoon may not raise any concern to some homeowners. Raccoons are oftentimes mistaken for cute, harmless animals that coexist around our homes.
Squirrels are on the move this time of year, which gives them extra incentive to take (unwanted) shelter in your home.
Fall is naturally a preferred season in the south with its cooling temperatures, changing of leaves and the start of football.
