Occasionally large mammals and reptiles will “move in” to human structures causing disruption and damage.
The most common of these include
- Squirrels
- Raccoons
- Opossums
- Snakes
- Skunks
- Flying Squirrels
- Birds
A-All believes in securing a structure so the ability to easily enter is reduced close to zero. Since we use screws and anchoring concrete it is difficult for animals to even gnaw into these areas.
If the animals can be sealed out, which is our goal, the other objective is to remove the current infestation as seamlessly as possible. Our technique entails a portable electric fence. The animals are directed through the electric fence, after which they do not want anything to do with the structure, so they leave. The electric fence is removed in two weeks, at which time the final hole is closed.
With this technique, wildlife typically stay in the territory (if you trap and remove animals they are just replaced by new animals) but they stay away from your home because of the frightening experience of the shock. Furthermore, there is no euthanasia involved or animal relocation by trap & release. The latter can cause placement of trap shy animals in new locations causing difficulty for future trappers or animal release into rural locations which might not support them due to competition or limited resources.
Wildlife Control
Basic Wildlife Information
Management Practices
A-All believes that "trap and release" is not the best method to balancing wildlife around a home or business. Trappers (companies or homeowners) can catch over 40 animals and still not solve the problem in the structure needing protection. We have a better solution.
