Temporary solutions that don’t address the root of the problem often fail, allowing wildlife to return and cause further damage.

While exterminators are trained for insect, mouse, and rat infestations, they often lack expertise in wildlife behavior. Their methods can be ineffective, costly, and may even escalate the problem. Trust wildlife professionals instead.

Legal restrictions exist for capturing and relocating certain wildlife species, such as raccoons and skunks, due to disease concerns like rabies. Capturing a mother during breeding season leaves her young to die, causing additional problems. Additionally, dealing with dead animals can be costly and unpleasant.

Simply removing an animal without fixing entry points will only invite another to take its place. Securing your home is essential to prevent recurring issues. Some species, like raccoons, travel long distances to return, and bats can fly over 100 km to reach their original roost.

Even skilled handymen or carpenters may not be familiar with wildlife behavior. If an animal is trapped inside when repairs are made, it will find another way out—potentially causing further damage or even entering your living space.

Hiring a local wildlife professional supports the local economy and ensures proper follow-up for your specific issue. Be wary of unnecessary add-ons like excessive insulation or unneeded accessories that some out-of-region companies may push.

Choosing the right approach is key to a humane and effective wildlife eviction. Work with a local expert to ensure a safe, long-term solution.