Wildlife Trapping Professionals Grand Blanc, Michigan

We are a professional animal removal company headquartered in Grand Blanc, and servicing all of Genesee County, MI. We solve problems with wild critters in the home and around the property. We handle animals such as squirrels, raccoons, skunks, rats, mice, opossums, and even snakes, bats, and birds. We most commonly receive calls about scratching sounds in your attic, or digging in your lawn, or many other critter problems. We not only remove animals, but we provide a wide array of services, from animal damage repairs, preventative home repairs, attic cleaning, and more. We are fully licensed and insured in Michigan, and we answer our phones 24/7. Call us now at (810) 344-6846 for a free price quote and to schedule a same-day or next day appointment for animal removal.

If you keep hearing noises from inside your attic, you might want to contact wildlife services or pest control as soon as possible. Here at our family-operated company, we prioritize providing our customers with the highest level of service. We fully understand the needs of our customers and that's why we're voted consistently the best wildlife service in the state, which is why we owe our success to our customers that have to trust us for over a decade. Using state of the art equipment and highly skilled professionals, we ensure that we will get the job done and without any issues. We do not only offer animal removal, but we also provide services like wildlife proofing structures, crawl space restoration, animal damage repairs, and area disinfection. Dealing with wildlife on your own can be dangerous and can even lead to an unwanted visit to the hospital. Our wildlife team will be there once you've given us a call. The team will immediately do a whole inspection of your area for possible access points in your property. Our team always gives you a written estimate first per service. We charge less but we provide quality work compared to other services. Call us today for a free quotation!

Grand Blanc Wildlife Trapper Tip of the Month:

Bat Extermination Tips

Bats can be very annoying if they make a permanent resident in your apartment. There are many health risks associated with the presence of bat, especially bat droppings, which are the root cause of these diseases. The fungus is common due to bat droppings, and this fungus can give you lung infection. Persons having a weak immune system are at significant risk of being infected from bat droppings. Currently, a newly invented Noval coronavirus (COVID-19) is also associated with bats (scientists are still working to confirm this). Therefore here are a few lethal ways to kill the bats.

Using Poison

Using poison against bats should not be your first choice to deal with bats. If a bat is killed by poison, it will most probably die in the attic or roof that can cause an odor problem. Bats are protected species, and killing bats by poison can cause a legal problem, and you will be fined for doing this.

Knives and garden tools

Some people kill bats by throwing knives; this method needs experience and skill. You have to quickly throw it, but if a bat gets scared, he may bite you, therefore use leather gloves. This method can be dangerous.

Glue boards and traps

Glue board traps can work very little time against bats; once a bat lands on a glue board, it will not fly again. He will get stuck into the glue, and it will take a long time to die. Trapping a bat is difficult. There are no reliable traps in the market to trap the bats.

• Killing a bat is not a good way to deal with bats. Here are a few alternative ways to get rid of bats.
• You can install an ultrasonic bat repeller in your house. This ultrasonic repeller creates a chaotic environment, and bats will leave that place.
• You can set up a bat house outside of your house; bats will eat mosquitoes and insects living outside of your house
• Installing Christmas lights with random patterns will scare them away. Bats live in a low light environment. These shiny lights can keep them away from your house.
• If bats are already living in any part of your apartment, you can hang ammonia and mothballs in different parts of the apartment. The unpleasant smell of mothball will force them to leave that place.
• Aerosol can be sprayed in your house; this spray does not physically harm bats can get deter them.
• Hang aluminum foil in your house. This foil will reflect light that will scare the bats.
• You can place a reflecting mirror it will work in the same way as aluminum foils
• You can buy motion-activated LED light bulbs, these bulbs will scare bats, and they will never come back.
• You should block all entry points of bats in your house. If you have no idea about entry points, just wait and observe that from which side they are entering your house and seal that point.