ANIMAL CONTROL

Skunks

• Are the major carriers of rabies in many parts of North America.
• Can reach lengths of 2.5 feet, and weigh between 1 and 2 pounds. 
• Are active and feed during night hours.
• Generally spray only as a last resort in self defense.

Raccoons

• Often establish dens in chimneys when their den trees are destroyed.
• Can easily maneuver past a flimsy or poorly installed chimney-cap.
• Are very protective of its young and will tear apart a roof if one of its young is trapped inside
• Will seek shelter under porches or decks.
• Are only dangerous when provoked, trapped, or rabid.
• Are major carriers of rabies in the Eastern and Northeastern U.S.

Squirrels

• Often take up residence in attics or garage ceilings.
• Choose homes for nest building based on the availability of feeding sources.
• Can chew through many structural materials.
• Are generally unaffected by repellents.
• Commonly enter the home via broken screens, roof tiles, and gaps.

Birds Control

• Install bird spikes light poles and roof tops, anywhere birds like to roost.
• Metal cage to trap and release.
• Enclose area with mesh or net to keep bird out
• Install sonics device