Small holes. Scratch marks. Weird smells. All of these and more could be signs that a pest is making your home, their home. Pesty Critters Wildlife Control is at your service to investigate, discover and safely remove pests.
About Pesty Critters Wildlife Control
Founded in 2016, Pesty Critters Wildlife Control is locally owned and operated by Paul Warlick and Bart Marler. With 15 years of combined expertise in wildlife control, the team identifies, captures and relocates nuisance wildlife.
But what exactly does relocating mean? Pesty Critters uses a 100% catch-and-release removal method. When removing critters from your property, they use safe traps to capture and move the animal away from your home and property.
Remember to ask about Pesty Critter’s construction sealing to help reduce the risk of future issues. During construction sealing, the area is inspected for signs of wildlife activity. From there, possible entry points are sealed.
More about Pesty Critters
Are you wondering how the process works? After calling Pesty Critters Wildlife Control, there is an easy four-step process.
- Pre-service: Establish what kind of animal(s) you are dealing with and where they are located. Schedule a time for them to come out.
- Catch and release removal: Observe and set traps or safely remove the animal without harm.
- Post-service: Educate the homeowner, resident or on-site agent on the removal and sealing, and recommend future preventative steps.
- Service report: Receive a written report summarizing the process with photos included if possible.
From big and small to animals who crawl and fly, Pesty Critters can handle them all, including rats, mice, chipmunks, squirrels, flying squirrels, raccoons, opossums, bats, turtles, coyotes, foxes, deer, armadillos and snakes.
Summary
Contact Pesty Critters Wildlife Control if you need to kick out the uninvited pests who let themselves in.
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