Wildlife Removal Monroe County

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Wildlife Removal Monroe County Michigan 

 

Monroe County, MI, (734) 822-6667
Emergency Assistance Available, 24 hours a day

 

 

  • Animal Control Service

  • Wildlife Removal Service

  • Attic Restoration Service 

  • Pest Control Service

  • Raccoon Trapping & Removal

  • Squirrel Trapping & Removal

  • Mice Removal & Control

  • Snake Removal & Control

  • Dead Animal Removal & Cleanup

  • Mole Trapping & Vole Control

  • Bat Removal & Control

  • Skunk Trapping & Removal

  • Bird Removal & Control

  • Groundhog Removal & Woodchuck Trapping

  • Chipmunk Removal & Trapping Service

  • Opossum Removal & Trapping

  • Rat Removal & Control Service

  • Dead Deer Removal

  • Muskrat Removal & Control

  • Woodpecker Removal & Control

 

Voted Best Animal Removal Company In Monroe County Michigan

 

 

  • Raccoon Feces Cleanup

  • Bat Guano Cleanup

  • Bird Nest Removal Service

  • Chimney Cap Installation Service

  • Animal Damage Repair 

  • Rodent Removal Service

  • Commercial Bird Control

  • Pigeon Removal Service

  • Gopher Control

  • Rat Exterminator

  • Mice Exterminator

Monroe County Nuisance Animal Control

If you have been hearing noise in your attic, smelling a funky burning match smell when your A/C or heat has been turned on or have a dead animal that needs removal and extraction we can help. We are a full-service wildlife removal company. What this means is we handle every aspect from trapping the nuisance wildlife to replacing attic insulation and removing feces. There is no problem too big or small and we also offer 24-hour emergency wildlife removal in Monroe County, Michigan.

Bats, birds, squirrels, and raccoons can really tear your attic apart. Our bat removal services do everything from the initial home inspection, to sealing up the open areas after the bats have been removed. Once bat control has been completed, we also offer bat guano clean up which can be toxic if inhaled. Our bird control is essentially the same procedure that is used to get rid of bats but in the case of birds, nesting removal is usually necessary. We are the top rated pest control service and wildlife removal service in Oakland County Michigan. We understand the habits of animals and what makes them tick, so trapping them and prevention of future entry comes second nature to us. We pride ourselves in making sure that we do the job right the first time.

Dead animals attract all matter of vermin and disease, not to mention new nuisance animals which wish to feed on the carcass. Bat control in Monroe County  and Surrounding areas, help to form its unique ecosystem. You need to hire a West Bloomfield wildlife control company that identifies 100% of the animal entry points into your building, and seals them shut with professional repairs. For West Bloomfield pest control of wildlife, just give us a call and we will discuss your wildlife problem and schedule an appointment to solve it. Monroe County bat removal Ensure that animals don’t get back in! We handle nearly all aspects of wildlife control and resolve conflicts between people and wildlife in a humane and professional manner. We also do West Bloomfield snake removal most of the snakes in Michigan are not venomous, but call us if you want safe removal, or read about how to get rid of snakes in West Bloomfield. Bats love attics. They possess licensing that allows them to do certain types of work legally, that non-licensed homeowners in the state of Michigan are not allowed to do. We are available 24/7! Oakland County skunk trapping company Be aware that all rodents chew -including electrical wires is a potential fire hazard.

Here are some tips and info about raccoons. Raccoons will eat just about anything so this makes them pretty easy to catch. They can be captured using restraint poles, live traps, and one way doors. The best baits for catching raccoons are marshmallows and cat food. This can be placed in the back of the trap so the animal has to step on the pressure plate to get the food. If raccoons are trap shy then they need to be trapped using some more advanced methods. Our experienced wildlife trappers can assist with any hard to catch raccoons. Raccoons are also nocturnal so you can wait for them to go outside and then trap them out by sealing the entry point. The only problem with this is if there are raccoon babies in the attic they will either die or the mom will come back looking for them. Raccoons are extremely smart and strong so they can rip through vents and even straight through wood roofs. The best way to deal with any wild animal issue is to call a professional to assist you. Platinum Wildlife Removal can be reached at (248)-667-7796 if you need any help or advice we would be glad to talk to you.

 

 

 

Monroe County was formed by the southern part of Wayne County in 1817. Because Detroit was the only region with a population over 1,000 people, at the moment consisted of Wayne County. When the area became more populated, the southern portion of Wayne County was broken off to form Monroe County with the settlement of Frenchtown had been platted with the name “Monroe”. The settlement incorporated as a village in 1817 and became the county seat of Monroe County. Its county seat and the county were named in honour of then-President James Monroe in expectation for his visit to the region. Soon after its formation, the population of Monroe County was recorded at just 336 in the 1820 census. After the county was originally formed, it stretched for 60 miles (97 kilometers) inland (twice its current size), but the western half has been broken off to form Lenawee County in 1826.

Cities in Monroe County, MI

As the 2010 census, the population was 152,021 of. The largest city and county seat is Monroe. The county has been established as the next county (later Wayne County) in the Michigan Territory in 1817 and was appointed for then-President James Monroe. It is also considered a extension of the Toledo Metropolitan Area.
Ahead of the county’s creation, the principal settlement was Frenchtown, which was settled in as early as 1784 across the banks of the River Raisin. The small plot of land was given to the French settlers from the Potawatomi Native Americans, and also the area was claimed for New France. The settlement of Frenchtown along with the minor northerly settlement of Sandy Creek drew in a total of about 100 inhabitants. The area was the site of the Battle of Frenchtown, which remains the most deadly battle on Michigan soil and was the worst defeat in the war. The site of this battle is now part of the River Raisin National Battlefield Park.
He returned to Monroe in 1864 during the Civil War to marry Elizabeth Bacon (1842–1933), whom he met while formerly living in Monroe. A lot of Custer’s family lived in Monroe, included Elizabeth Bacon, Henry Armstrong Reed (1858–1876), also Boston Custer (1848–1876). After their deaths in the Battle of the Little Bighorn, Henry and Boston were interred and memorialized in Monroe’s historical Woodland Cemetery, as are members of Bacon’s family. Although dying at precisely the battle, George Custer was interred at West Point Cemetery, and Elizabeth Bacon was buried alongside him once she died many decades later. In 1910, the widowed Elizabeth Bacon and then-President William Howard Taft unveiled an equestrian statue of Custer that rests in the corner of Elm Street and Monroe Street in the center of downtown Monroe.
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