Showing posts with label control. Show all posts
Showing posts with label control. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Fall Snake Control and Removal



Snake control and removal should be initiated as soon as the animal has been discovered living in the area. The United Stated is home to some very dangerous snakes such as copperheads and rattle snakes. Snake control and removal should only be attempted by people who understand the danger this animal can present. Wildlife professionals understand this danger and have the training to safely handle these very dangerous animals.


Snakes commonly use a porch or patio to rear their young. Removal of baby snakes from a porch or patio is a very unique process that should be professionally resolved to prevent the snake from entering the home and endangering the occupants. You may or may not smell the snake living under your home. If the snake has sprayed recently, the odor will follow. We offer deodorization services for snake odor removal. The Garder snake can release a very bad odor when it is frightened. This odor is a defense mechanism.


Snakes commonly nest in attics or in walls. A All Animal Control is your local professional that can get rid of the snake on your property. The Wildlife professional will quickly remove baby snakes from the porch, patio or crawlspace. May is a prime time for the young to be born. Young bull snakes look very much like a rattlesnake. A bullsnake can mimic the sound of a rattlesnake with its mouth and be quite convincing! Call the professionals at A All Animal Control for immediate assistance!


Snakes living in attics or crawlspaces will defecate and contaminate the insulation and soil. These droppings should be removed to control diseases. Snake sheds are commonly found in attics and crawlspaces. To control pest snakes, we often must
begin snake trapping. Trapping snakes is necessary in most cases. We know how to get rid of a snake and have years of experience of removing snakes. Snake pest control is one of our specialties at A All Animal Control.


Trapping is humanely important to prevent injury to the snake. Getting rid of a snake is a process that should be carried out with proper planning and procedures. Snake removal can be done in an efficient manner with the proper tools and training. Humane snake control can be achieved and snake relocation can be provided in most cases.


Snake extermination is often not necessary. To kill a snake would negatively affect the snake populations of this very beneficial reptile. Snake Away is a product that serves as a snake repellant. This product will repel a snake and prevent it from entering the treated area.


A dead snake in a porch, patio, attic or crawlspace is a service that A All Animal Control provides, including the deodorization of the area. Snakes do occasionally die in unusual places and they must be removed as soon as possible.Leaving the snake will only make the problem worse and cause further damage to your home and attract other animals and insects. Animal control for snakes is a necessary service to protect your home and family. Removing a snake is the firststep in making a home healthy again. Get rid of snakes the right way before the problem gets out of control.


A All Animal Control fits your needs and budget and we are committed to total solutions to wildlife and human conflicts. A custom tailored plan will be provided for each situation allowing the best margin of safety and provide a total solution to meet the nusiance wildlife problem.


Let the Wildlife Professionals at A All Animal Control help with all of your snake control needs today!

Thursday, February 14, 2008

Bats Are Always Cool!

People always think of bats as being a scary animal. Bats are probably by far one of the coolest animals we work with. It is not the bat itself that is often the coolest part of the job, but what you see when working with them. We were working on a very large church in Charleston, WV that had a fairly large bat problem.

This church was your normal building with a flat roof. We decided to do a little "stake out" to see where the bats were coming out. At dusk we situated ourselves on the roof and waited. We didn't have to wait long and the bats started zooming out of one particular part of the roofline.

After about 70 bats we stopped counting and just watched as they all dropped out of the roof. Bats cannot take off like a bird so they must drop and then spread their wings. The cool part of this job was inspecting the ceiling (there was no attic) and the areas behind the stage. There were huge speakers on both sides of the stage for the organ and years of stuff stored everywhere.

Being a Wildlife Pro affords you the opportunity to go where no one else is allowed to go. You pretty much have free reign of the project and the run of the place. We found another area above this stained glass window that the bats were entering. A tiny crack about the size of a mortar joint. That is all they needed! (Notice the guano on the window sill.) You will see all sorts of stuff in attics, crawlspaces, barns and outbuildings. You just never know what you will find. I just hope you don't find a mannequin dressed up like Cher like I did...it was sort of...hmm...creepy!

If you have a wildlife conflict in your home or building, give the professionals at A All Animal Control a call!