Humane Wildlife Control & Exclusion in Florida
Invasive raccoons, squirrels, bats, and opossums nest inside soffits, eaves, and roof spaces. They damage insulation and pose health risks. FWC guidelines require humane wildlife control, using one-way doors so animals can leave but cannot return. Once excluded, entry spots must be structurally reinforced to prevent future wildlife invasions.
Our Wildlife Relocation & Proofing Steps
- Structural Entry Mapping: We locate eave gaps, soffit damage, and roof vents.
- One-Way Doors & Trapping: We install device exclusions and traps.
- Damage Framing Repair: We reinforce soffits, fascia boards, and vents.
- Humane Relocation: We relocate trapped animals to wild habitats per FWC guidelines.
Specifically, our Wildlife Control scope features these advanced micro-services:
- One-way door exclusion devices
- Humane cage trapping relocations
- Eave and soffit repair exclusions
3. When to Schedule: Service Frequencies & Plans
Maintaining a clean house requires matching treatment schedules to pest breeding cycles. We offer customized maintenance plans tailored to your property size:
| Plan Option | Recommended Frequency | Best Suited For |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly Yard Protection | Every 30 Days | Backyard mosquito misting, lawn ticks, wasp prevention, and outdoor pool decks during wet summer months. |
| Quarterly Home Shield | Every 90 Days | General home protection. Targets crawling ants, roaches, spiders, silverfish, and baseboard sealing. Includes free re-treatments. |
| Annual Structural Bond | Every 365 Days | Subterranean and drywood termite bait station audits, foundation liquid barriers, crawl space moisture checks, and attic insulation checks. |
Active Service Areas & Local Branches
We provide specialized Wildlife Control treatments and structural barriers across these local Florida communities, counties, and neighborhoods:
Tampa
Hillsborough County. Wildlife Control systems active.
Orlando
Orange County. Wildlife Control systems active.
Miami
Miami-Dade County. Wildlife Control systems active.
St. Petersburg
Pinellas County. Wildlife Control systems active.