A All Animal Control
“Total Wildlife Control System”™
Welcome to A All Animal Control’s Wildlife Resolution Center.
A All Animal Control is the only Wildlife Management Company to use the exclusive
“Total Wildlife Control System” – A 7-step system that is absolutely the BEST in the industry!
This system exclusively designed by AAAC Certified Wildlife Professionals provides for the most complex and intensive wildlife control system ever developed.
Our AAAC Certified Wildlife Professionals follow these steps to ensure you receive the best in Wildlife Control for your home or business.
Step 1 - Planning
Simply setting cages and removing the wildlife is not good enough for our clients. A plan will be developed to meet your special situation and implemented for complete and total control of the wildlife problem.
Step 2 - Saving You Money
By using the “Total Wildlife Control System”, our AAAC Certified Wildlife Professionals will save you money by identifying the areas of your home or business that is affected by wildlife and what has attracted them in the first place. By proper identification of affected areas, a proper diagnosis for corrective action can be instituted. Guessing costs you money. Proper diagnosis saves you money.
Step 3 - An Intensive Inspection
By using the most detailed and comprehensive 62-Point inspection program in the industry, the source of the wildlife infestation will be found. Each area of your property including the attic and crawlspace will be inspected to get a complete picture of the current situation of the property.
Step 4 - Remove or Repel the Wildlife Problem
After the damage causing wildlife has been identified, a program to remove or repel the wildlife affecting the property will be immediately provided. There are many techniques that our Wildlife Management Experts can deploy to quickly resolve the problem. The fastest and most effective methods will be put into action to return your life back to normal again.
Step 5 - Repair the Damage and Prevent Future Infestations
When the source of the wildlife infestation has been completely removed, repair of the home or business can proceed. Products only approved by A All Animal Control known to prevent wildlife from re-infesting the property will be installed. Preventive repairs are also available to further protect your most important investment. We also have an established relationship with the largest home repair company in the America to facilitate more in-depth repairs for your home or commercial building.
Step 6 - Removal of Contaminated Animal Waste, Soiled Insulation and Drywall
Finally, the cleaning and restoration work can begin. Cleaning the area will protect the occupants from harmful diseases. Affected areas will be disinfected, the waste removed and the damaged insulation removed and replaced by qualified professionals.
Step 7 - Warranty of Repairs
Our work would not be complete without a warranty. Common repairs are warranted for 1 full year for your continued protection. Extended warranties are also available.
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Monday, February 25, 2008
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!
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Don't Let Out of State Nuisance Wildlife Control Contractors Rip You Off!
Don’t Let Out of State Nuisance Wildlife Control Contractors Rip You Off!
There is a new trend developing in the nuisance wildlife management field that could surprise you. That trend is not good for consumers or the community in which they live.
Using the power of the internet, these contractors advertise doing wildlife control work anywhere in the United States. But what they don’t tell you is that they are 5 states away and they are going to significantly jack up the price of their work!
Here is how this program works.
The company advertises that they have wildlife services or humane wildlife control services available nationwide. An 800 or 888 number is generally listed and you call the number and speak with an “expert” who will arrange to have a “technician” take care of you.
The “expert” then finds a local “trapper” to resolve your problem and of course adds a huge amount to your bill that you would not normally pay if you had hired a local Wildlife Control Expert. The “expert” has to jack up your bill because the “trapper” is sending him one and he is going to make a nice profit for basically taking a phone call.
Here is how to avoid dealing with these rip-off artists.
1. Ask the company if they are local or if you live near another state, are they close to you?
2. Ask them for a copy of their Nuisance Wildlife Management License and a copy of their insurance. If they send you a license that is out of state and it is not near you, this is a red flag. Ask them if they will be using a sub-contractor to do the work. Chances are they will be doing that. They have to as they cannot travel to you affordably.
3. If you suspect that you are working with a company who subcontracts out their wildlife work, you are risking any type of warranty claim you might have. For example, if you have your home repaired and animals re-enter your home, is the “trapper” responsible or the out of state “expert”? Why should the out of state “expert” care, he already has your money!
4. Look locally before you hire. If they have a local number, that is a great place to start. Ask friends for referrals. Visit this website for professionals across the country, Wildlife Professionals
5. Finally, check with your Secretary of State to see if the company is licensed to do business in your state. Most states require a business to be listed with the Secretary.
There is no reason you have to pay more for wildlife control services than you should. Paying a fair price is certainly reasonable, but paying an overly inflated price is never in the best interest of the consumer. The only person who benefits from that is the out of state “expert”.
There is a new trend developing in the nuisance wildlife management field that could surprise you. That trend is not good for consumers or the community in which they live.
Using the power of the internet, these contractors advertise doing wildlife control work anywhere in the United States. But what they don’t tell you is that they are 5 states away and they are going to significantly jack up the price of their work!
Here is how this program works.
The company advertises that they have wildlife services or humane wildlife control services available nationwide. An 800 or 888 number is generally listed and you call the number and speak with an “expert” who will arrange to have a “technician” take care of you.
The “expert” then finds a local “trapper” to resolve your problem and of course adds a huge amount to your bill that you would not normally pay if you had hired a local Wildlife Control Expert. The “expert” has to jack up your bill because the “trapper” is sending him one and he is going to make a nice profit for basically taking a phone call.
Here is how to avoid dealing with these rip-off artists.
1. Ask the company if they are local or if you live near another state, are they close to you?
2. Ask them for a copy of their Nuisance Wildlife Management License and a copy of their insurance. If they send you a license that is out of state and it is not near you, this is a red flag. Ask them if they will be using a sub-contractor to do the work. Chances are they will be doing that. They have to as they cannot travel to you affordably.
3. If you suspect that you are working with a company who subcontracts out their wildlife work, you are risking any type of warranty claim you might have. For example, if you have your home repaired and animals re-enter your home, is the “trapper” responsible or the out of state “expert”? Why should the out of state “expert” care, he already has your money!
4. Look locally before you hire. If they have a local number, that is a great place to start. Ask friends for referrals. Visit this website for professionals across the country, Wildlife Professionals
5. Finally, check with your Secretary of State to see if the company is licensed to do business in your state. Most states require a business to be listed with the Secretary.
There is no reason you have to pay more for wildlife control services than you should. Paying a fair price is certainly reasonable, but paying an overly inflated price is never in the best interest of the consumer. The only person who benefits from that is the out of state “expert”.
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Nationwide List of Wildlife Control Professionals
Your home or business has just been invaded by nuisance wildlife and you do not know who to call.This list of Professional Nuisance Wildlife Operators or NWCO's will be able to assist you with all of your human-wildlife conflicts in a humane way. Wildlife solutions that have the best interest of you and the animal in mind.Visit A All Animal Control for an office near you.
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
National Wildlife Trapper Directory - Animal Control
Your home or business has just been invaded by nuisance wildlife and you do not know who to call.This list of Professional Nuisance Wildlife Operators or NWCO's will be able to assist you with all of your human-wildlife conflicts in a humane way. Wildlife solutions that have the best interest of you and the animal in mind.
Visit A All Animal Control for an office near you.
Monday, September 10, 2007
Wildlife Control
The key to resolving and providing humane wildlife solutions for clients is the use of proper inspection techniques for wildlife services.
A All Animal Control takes pride in training its owners and technicians in the latest wildlife inspection techniques. Wildlife control is a very specialized field that requires a lot of unique training. One simply does not buy a couple of cage traps and is qualified to provide wildlife control services.
A true professional will provide a very thorough inspection and recommend the proper procedures for wildlife removal. Don’t be fooled by operators that install a one way door and claim that this will remedy the situation entirely for you. One way doors are often a “feel good” approach to wildlife control.
The reality is that the animal is now homeless once it leaves the attic, crawlspace or porch and will have to find another place to live. The stress the animal is under when it discovers it cannot get back into its home is profound. Have you ever been locked out of your house or car? Then you know how stressful that is. What if it is raining or in the middle of winter? Where is that animal going to go?
When an animal is forced to find a new home it may have to fight for a new territory or move into someone else’s house. Now you have the problem in another house with the same animal.
With many companies offering the “feel good humane approach” it is easy to get confused as to what is best for the animal. A very well respected organization, the Audubon Society knows quite well that relocation is not the answer.
Wildlife management must offer a variety of solutions to completely control the damage and do what is best for the animal at the same time. To think there is a best outcome for every animal situation would be naïve.
Wildlife managers make the best decisions based on the information available to them. The interests of the property owner and the animal are included in their animal control programs. United wildlife control decisions need to be made by the property and building owner.
When you hire a Wildlife Control Agent or Nuisance Wildlife Control Professional, make sure they are properly licensed, insured and have been trained in the industry. If they do not have any or all of these requirements, do not expose yourself to the liability of hiring this company or individual.
For a list of Wildlife Experts in your area, visit A All Animal Control
A All Animal Control takes pride in training its owners and technicians in the latest wildlife inspection techniques. Wildlife control is a very specialized field that requires a lot of unique training. One simply does not buy a couple of cage traps and is qualified to provide wildlife control services.
A true professional will provide a very thorough inspection and recommend the proper procedures for wildlife removal. Don’t be fooled by operators that install a one way door and claim that this will remedy the situation entirely for you. One way doors are often a “feel good” approach to wildlife control.
The reality is that the animal is now homeless once it leaves the attic, crawlspace or porch and will have to find another place to live. The stress the animal is under when it discovers it cannot get back into its home is profound. Have you ever been locked out of your house or car? Then you know how stressful that is. What if it is raining or in the middle of winter? Where is that animal going to go?
When an animal is forced to find a new home it may have to fight for a new territory or move into someone else’s house. Now you have the problem in another house with the same animal.
With many companies offering the “feel good humane approach” it is easy to get confused as to what is best for the animal. A very well respected organization, the Audubon Society knows quite well that relocation is not the answer.
Wildlife management must offer a variety of solutions to completely control the damage and do what is best for the animal at the same time. To think there is a best outcome for every animal situation would be naïve.
Wildlife managers make the best decisions based on the information available to them. The interests of the property owner and the animal are included in their animal control programs. United wildlife control decisions need to be made by the property and building owner.
When you hire a Wildlife Control Agent or Nuisance Wildlife Control Professional, make sure they are properly licensed, insured and have been trained in the industry. If they do not have any or all of these requirements, do not expose yourself to the liability of hiring this company or individual.
For a list of Wildlife Experts in your area, visit A All Animal Control
Friday, June 29, 2007
Wildlife Humane Solutions
Wildlife Humane Solutions are offered by the best Wildlife Management companies properly trained in controlling wildlife-human conflicts.Controlling nuisance wildlife goes far beyond simply educating the public and asking them to resolve their own problem. Professional Wildlife Managers provide the service of removing the wildlife problem and provide a full menu of options to their clients.
Options would include repairing the clients home, installing prevention techniques and products, cleaning up animal waste and deodorizing/sanitizing the home or business.
Do not be fooled by companies that try to only offer "feel good" advice and solutions. Only time tested solutions offer the best results and value for your money spent on wildlife control.
Being humane is an important part of any wildlife control program, but actually solving the problem with real solutions and simply not advice over the phone or a pamphlet in the mail is what is required of a legitimate Professional Wildlife Service.
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