Nocturnal mammals that may roost in Attics, potentially carrying diseases like rabies.
Birds
Pigeons – Droppings can damage property and create slippery surfaces. Potential for disease transmission.
Seagulls – Aggressive behavior, especially around food. Droppings can also be an issue.
European Starlings – Loud calls, mess from droppings, and displacement of native bird Species. Can also cause damage to crops.
House Sparrows – Noisy, displace native bird species, and may damage crops or gardens.
Crows – Rummaging through trash, loud calls, and potential crop damage in agricultural areas.
Canada Geese – Droppings can be unsightly and hazardous on walkways and lawns. Aggressive behavior during nesting season.
Grackles – Travel in large flocks that are noisy and messy. May also damage crops.
Swallows – Build mud nests on buildings, which can be messy and potentially damaging to the structure.
Turkey Vultures – Some people find them unappealing, and their presence can sometimes be associated with the smell of carrion.
Woodpeckers – Pecking can cause damage to wooden structures, including homes. The Noise from pecking can also be disruptive.
Building Materials
The various materials used in the construction of buildings, such as wood, metal, or brick. Building Materials can be damaged by Nuisance Animals, leading to both aesthetic and structural issues. Their type and condition often influence the methods chosen for Wildlife Control.
Chew
The act of using teeth to cut, tear, or grind material. In the context of Wildlife, this usually refers to Animals Gnawing on Building Materials like wood or electrical wires. It is often a sign of rodents and can result in significant property damage.
Chirping
A type of vocalization that is generally High-pitched and repetitive. Chirping is often made by Birds but can also indicate the presence of certain kinds of rodents or small mammals. It usually requires further investigation.
chirping noises
High-pitched sounds produced by Birds, often audible when they are nesting within Walls or Attics.
Colony
A group of the same Species of Animals living together, often in a single location like an Attic or Wall. Colonies can significantly exacerbate an animal Problem and usually require more extensive Control measures. They are common in Animals like bats and Rats.
Control
The methods and actions taken to manage, remove, or prevent the presence of Nuisance Animals. Control is often the primary goal of Wildlife management efforts and may involve a variety of techniques. The appropriate methods depend on the Species involved and the extent of the issue.
Cost
The financial expenditure involved in Wildlife Control services. Cost can vary widely depending on factors such as the Species involved, the extent of the Problem, and the methods used for Control. It is often a significant consideration for Customers.
crawl spaces
Small, accessible spaces underneath a home that can harbor pests and Wildlife.