Wildlife Removal Grandville Michigan

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• Animal Control Service

• Wildlife Trapping 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

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• 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

The Best Professional Grandville Michigan Wildlife Control Company

Are you hearing scratching in your attic or noise on your roof. Typically this is the cause of nuisance wildlife either inside your attic or trying to make their way in. Problem wildlife will not only cause issues up high, nuisance animals will strike high and low trying to find the safest place to live. This means skunks under your deck, stoop and shed. Raccoons living under the shed, inside the garage and inside of your chimney. Squirrels inside chimneys, garage rafters and even cooking grills. Wildlife are extremely adaptive and will make use of whatever is available to survive and stay safe.

If you are in need of Grandville, MI wildlife removal services, there is a few things you may want to know about the over all trapping and wildlife control process. We offer trapping services along with a list of various services to better serve homeowners for their every wildlife management need. This includes but is not limited to, dead animal removal, bird nesting removal, bat exclusion services, animal proofing, feces clean up, damage repairs, odor management, animals in window wells, wildlife removal from chimneys and the list goes on. Our decades of experience make us the perfect choice for any and all Grandville wildlife removal situations.

If you describe your problem in detail, I can provide an estimate. The above are just some of the services offered by Platinum Wildlife Removal. The primary culprits are raccoons, squirrels, rats, bats, and mice, but other creatures may be at work. These predators are known to attack unattended livestock and pets. Founded in 2006, our company blends the best elements of the pest control and animal removal industries to provide you with top notch service to handle you nuisance wildlife problem. Attic dwelling animals leave behind biohazardous waste. Platinum Wildlife Removal also provides dead animal removal in Grandville. Bat removal in Grandville is Platinum Wildlife’s speciality. We also do squirrel trapping near you. Or perhaps an animal is loose in your house and causing damage? We can help with that too.

Grandville Michigan is full of wildlife, and is also full of people which makes encounters more and more common. Some frequent questions we get are:

• How much does wildlife removal cost?
• Where do you set the traps?
• What kind of bat for you use?
• How do you keep from getting sprayed?
• Have you ever been sprayed?
• How do you remove skunk odor, tomato juice?
• What do you do with the animal?

The cost of wildlife removal can truly range as there is no one set price that can meet the needs of hundreds of nuisance wildlife scenarios. After a phone consultation to determine your exact needs, we can better gauge a price for handing your issue. Trapping costs are typically are set price unless the area is unsafe or has limited access forcing us to use alternate or modified methods to trap the animals. Dead animal removal can also vary as animals tend to die in some very inaccessible places or will die right on your lawn. Size and disposal will also play a role. Animal proofing costs will vary depending on the location of the area if up high, if there are rocks, roots or bushes to deal with if on the ground and what the size of the area is that we are excluding to wildlife. As you can see, the cost of Grandville wildlife removal really is a tailored price to your exact needs.

With raccoons traps can be set on the roof, on the ground where they are gaining access and also inside the attic if need be. Each has its pros and cons. Setting up for squirrel removal or raccoon traps on the roof means it must be secured down by screwing to the roof. Of course, all holes are properly sealed after the trapping has been completed. Raccoon removal that is done inside an attic, can also bring its own set of issues. When a raccoon has been caught and needs to be brought down and through the home, it can potentially be messy. Raccoon urinate when they are afraid, they can usually have feces in the cage, can cut themselves on the steel, and loose hair and they rub against the cage. This means you can have blood, hair, urine and raccoon feces trailing into your home if the trap has not been contained tightly. For squirrels, attic traps work wonderful as they don’t really present all of the issue raccoons do. Traps set on the ground for raccoon where they are climbing up can be effective but they can also catch random animals that find the bait first. Skunk traps are set at the den site, which is most effective for quick capture.

Many are interested in the bait we use. For squirrels, peanut butter is usually the bait of choice as it has a strong odor and lasts quite a while. Raccoon will eat almost anything, so anything from cat food and sardines to marshmallows are used depending on the time of year and situation. Skunk are omnivores as well so cat food, sardines and carrots are all baits that are used to catch them.

We do get sprayed from time to time when providing Mice Removal and while there is no way to keep a skunk from spraying, patience and experience can calm a skunk’s nerves to keep it from spraying. When we are sprayed, baking soda, peroxide and dish soap is the only solution that breaks down all 3 molecules of skunk odor. Tomato juice is an internet tale.

Grandville Michigan wildlife removal services have various laws that govern what is done with the species of each animal. While some have to be euthanized by Michigan state law, others are able to be relocated.

If you are looking for Grandville Michigan nuisance animal trapping services for problem wildlife, give us a call today. We can solve all of your bat, bird, squirrel, skunk, raccoon, groundhog, muskrat, opossum, mice, rats and other problems with experience and effective methods that are humane and safe.

Fun Information About Bat Babies

There a lot of fun facts and information about bat babies. Baby bats are born while their mothers are hanging upside down from their perches. The mother bat will quickly turn and catch her naked baby with her wings. This makes for an interesting entry into the world. Typically, a mother bat gives birth to only one baby at a time.

Baby bats are called pups. They are born completely naked just as a human baby is. They don’t have any hair and their wings are barely developed. However, they quickly grow their hair and their wings rapidly grow so that they can fly in short order.

Baby bats are born completely blind. They can’t see anything at all until a few weeks later when their eyes open up. They weigh in at approximately one-third of their mother’s weight. That would be like a human having a 40-pound baby. While they are relatively small in comparison, that is large for a mother bat to deliver such a large baby.

A few species of bats will have twins. These species have bath moms that have to work twice as hard as the other bat mothers. They must find twice as much food, care for two pups at a time, and do twice the work caring for their young. It can be exhausting for a mother bat with twins to care for her young.

It’s not unusual for a mother bat to fly with carrying her young. The young will latch onto her nipple (yes, bats nurse their young) and then wrap its tiny feet underneath of her wing and hang on. While this sounds painful, mother bats are used to it and don’t seem to mind.

Since baby bats weigh in at about one-third of their mother’s weight, this means that mother bats are flying while carrying up to one-third of their own weight.

Baby bats are cared for in nurseries. Every bat colony has a bat nursery for the babies. Mother bats can identify their own baby by scent and sound. There may be many bats in a baby bat nursery. Other bats in the colony will also tend to the babies making the old adage of “it takes a village” true in the case of bats.

Depending on the species of bat, mating season and birthing season is from May through August. Some species of bats will hibernate and as they come out of hibernation they will begin to give birth.

Only female bats live in the colonies. They live this way so that they can help one another with their bat babies and have a safe place to give birth. It’s kind of like a bat maternity ward.

Bats are considered to be an endangered species so if you have baby bats in your attic you’ll need to wait until they are mature enough to live on their own before removal. It is against the law for bats to be destroyed since they are on the endangered species list. These facts are just some of the fun information about bat babies.