Why we do this work
Most wildlife jobs start with a homeowner who's been told two bad options: live with it, or have someone kill it. There's a third option, and it's the only one we offer — get the animal out safely, figure out how it got in, and make sure it can't happen again.
We're a local company, not a national chain. We work Orlando and Central Florida because this is where we live, and we know the animals here: the raccoons that have learned every trash can latch in Orange County, the gray squirrels that treat oak-lined streets like highways, the armadillos that turn a Saturday lawn into a construction site overnight.
What humane means to us
No poisons, ever. Poison doesn't stay where you put it — it moves through the food chain and leaves dead animals inside walls.
No glue boards. They're indiscriminate and cruel, catching whatever touches them.
Babies come first. Before we seal any entry or set any trap, we check for young. A sealed-in baby animal is a suffering animal and a smell problem — both avoidable.
Exclusion is the real job. Anybody can set a trap. The skill is finding every gap, crack, and chew-hole an animal could use, and sealing them with materials that last.
How a job goes
Inspection first — we identify the species, find the den or nest site, and map the entry points. Then humane removal: targeted traps checked on schedule, or one-way doors that let animals exit but not re-enter. Then sealing with steel mesh and metal flashing. Then cleanup: droppings, nesting debris, and contaminated insulation removed and the area sanitized. You get told what's happening at every step, in plain words.
Something living where it shouldn't? Send the form — the inspection is free.