Wildlife Control in Eastern NC

Wildlife in your home can potentially be extremely dangerous. Mammals are intelligent creatures with a hard-wired desire to survive. It will work hard to defend itself and to evade you. If it deems necessary, it will attack. Even a scratch from a wildlife pest could be enough to infect you with a disease. 

Beyond the risk of disease from a bite or scratch, wildlife can also:

• Spread bacteria through their feces and urine that can be associated with diseases or medical issues that could affect your family.
• Chew through wires, which can potentially lead to destructive house fires. 
• Contaminate your food.

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We believe that trapping and removing wildlife is only the first step in the wildlife control process. It is important for us to understand why wildlife pests are attracted to your home, where the entry points are, and how we can prevent them from coming back. These findings vary home to home, but thanks to our years of experience, we are confident we have the perfect solution to the specific raccoon, squirrel, or bird removal issue.

Our Exclusion & Decontamination Services

Our wildlife control team not only can trap and remove wildlife pests, but we can also provide excellent exclusion, and decontamination, and sanitization services in North Carolina. The scent alone left behind by the wildlife can be enough to attract other wildlife onto your property as well as the presence of a variety of ectoparasites looking for alternative hosts after the wildlife pests have been removed. 

Wildlife trapping and removal — along with our exclusion, decontamination, and sanitation services — are an investment in your property and are your best bet for a permanent resolution to your wildlife control issue. 

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Wildlife and Animal Pest Control Tips

While removing wildlife pests should be left up to the experts, there are tips that you can use to better identify your pests as well as ways to lower your chance of them ever becoming a problem! 

• Note and thoroughly inspect areas where pests are suspected. If the pest you suspect is potentially dangerous, it is best to call an expert.
• Look for gnawing, bedding, food, or damaged areas. Check for overhanging branches or wires that can provide a highway for the pest to enter a structure.
• Place live traps in observed entryways.
• Fill holes with insulation or steel wool.
• Seal or caulk all access to structures. 

Trust the Local Wildlife Experts

At B&T, we know the local wildlife, their habits, when they’re most likely to move into your home and what attracted them to your home in the first place. Whether it’s a one-time incident or an ongoing struggle, our team has the knowledge, tools, and experience to get these pests out!