Our Three-Pronged Approach to Wildlife Control
Prevention
At times a simple adjustment can prevent a lifetime of future issues, damages, and expenses.
Through extensive inspection and evaluation, our wildlife specialists will offer suggestions for changing the environment in a way that could eliminate future problems.
Removal
We strive to find the most humane approach when removing animals. Customer input is always encouraged.
Exclusion
Once the problem has been removed, we will determine if there is a cost effective approach to eliminating future issues through patching and repairing entrance areas, fencing, buried hard cloth, trimming vegetation etc.
Our team will make every effort to ensure all animals have been removed before any exclusion is applied.
Species List
Predator Control
Here in the Four Corners, dealing with predators can be a part of daily life. Native wildlife, such as coyotes, foxes, and bobcats can pose a threat to pets and small livestock (calves, sheep and goats, poultry) any time of year.
Bird & Bat Exclusion
An employee on the roof in full harness, tied off to a secure anchor. A tremendous amount of caution and safety equipment goes into the completion of bird and bat work.
Climbing Equipment
We always put safety and experience first
Flicker Deterrent
Metal exclusion and reflective hanging wire put in place to discourage birds from nesting
Bird Deterrent Installation
Bird & bat work takes specialty equipment and skilled personnel
Screen in Deck
Hardware cloth installed to prevent critters from getting under deck
Exclusion Project
Sealing up crawl space access
Hardware Cloth
Material turned out and secured to prevent future digging
Prairie Dog and Gopher Eradication
Equipment for servicing gopher and prairie dog holes.
Wasp Nest Removal
These wasps will have to build another penthouse somewhere else.
Bats Keep Out
Setting up a control device for bat exclusion.
Dormer Soffit Repair
Repairing a builder’s gap to keep out critters.
Wasp Nest Removal
Dealing with wasps at a Colorado cabin.
Fox in a Cage
This fox was not what we were looking for but he got a free meal out of the deal before being released.