Rat And Critter Trapping

read moreJacksonville Wildlife Removal is NE Florida's foremost experts when it comes to nuisance wildlife trapping. If you have a conflict with a wild animal - be it an armadillo digging next to your house, an opossum living under your porch, a raccoon pooping in your pool, or squirrels living in your attic, we solve the problem. Total wildlife control involves much more than just trapping wild animals. It involves complete solutions, including animal damage repairs, cleanup, and prevention. But yes, we do trap the animals that are causing the present problem, and we do it very effectively and with great care toward Florida's wildlife.

read moreSaint Johns County Animal Control does not handle wildlife problems. They only deal with domestic animals, namely cats and dogs. If you need assistance with a wildlife problem - such as a raccoon digging in your garbage can, an opossum under your shed, an armadillo digging up your lawn, a snake in your pool, squirrels in your chimney, bats, birds, or any other critter problem, you need to hire a private company to take care of the problem. Do not hire a regular pest control company! They deal with insects and use poisons, and do not properly handle issues with wildlife.

read moreJacksonville Exterminator - We don't actually run a pest control or extermination business. We humanely remove wild animals from homes and buildings. Exterminators usually deal with insects, which are in fact killed with lethal poisons. We would never use poison to solve a problem with a wild animal, even rodents such as rats and mice, in your house. Poison is an illegal and stupid way to approach wildlife conflicts. I only say so to educate people who have a problem with a wild animal, and think, "time to call an exterminator to get rid of these pesky squirrels!".

read moreJax Wildlife: I was on your website and read a lot of interesting things about squirrels-thank you. We live in west Jacksonville and have problems with the squirrels nesting in the tree in the middle of our back yard. The ONLY problem with that is we have 2 dogs and the one constantly barks if the squirrels are active in the tree. The dogs are outside during the day as we have a large backyard and we work full time. We have tried several different "bark" collars and if we could solve how to keep the squirrels from nesting in that particular tree in the future- that would help tremendously.

read moreHi and thanks in advance for taking time to read this. We are having a rodent problem that dates back to November 2008. At that time, we heard noises coming from our attic as if something was running back and forth. Then we heard noises coming from a tin conduit that houses wires that run into our electrical panel located in our garage. I removed the cover and found a nest complete with acorns(squirrels). Outside, I found an access where the A/C lines run up the wall into the attic. On the roof I found that an end cap was missing from the roof vent on the peak of the house.