Wildlife Removal from Attics
Nothing says safety, security, and comfort to a wild animal like your attic. Those Magnolia raccoons, rats, pigeons, bats, birds and squirrels are always looking for a dry and comfy place to raise a family. They might wind up in the attic, or in your chimney. Wild animals don’t only stay rent free, they also rip open your house (usually your roof), damage your soffits and eaves, and contaminate your home with toxic droppings. You can rely on AAAC Wildlife Removal to help you with all of your wildlife removal needs.
Magnolia Wild Animal Trappers
We will use the latest cutting-edge techniques to hold all kinds of birds, rodents, and other creatures in check, whether they are inside your house or out in your yard. We utilize the most humane animal pest removal methods and follow all Montgomery County and Texas State Laws regarding the trapping and removing of nuisance animals.
Magnolia Wildlife Control Damage Repair & Re-Entry
Controlling your critters is only half the battle. A Magnolia Wildlife Control solution means that you need a service provider who can repair any damage caused by your furry friends like soffits, eaves, and vents, and seal all the entry points that those critters ripped up in the first place. Our wildlife control and removal team is handy and capable of making any repair services that you need for your home, attic, lawn or yard.
Attic Cleanup and Insulation Services
Your Texas attic probably has a huge mess from a critter family who lived up there and didn’t bother cleaning up. Leaving bat guano and similar animal waste in an attic can be toxic to your health! Do not attempt to remove the waste yourself without special training or equipment. Get the pros at AAAC Wildlife Removal of Magnolia in there for an estimate on what it will take to safely decontaminate your attic and replace your damaged or trashed insulation.
We Specialize in Wildlife Removal and Control:
Raccoon Removal
If you have a raccoon in your Magnolia attic, it could do extensive damage to your home. Besides chewing electrical wiring, they damage the roof, fascia boards, and soffits in order to make entry holes large enough to gain access. It is common for them to live in sheds, hot tubs, and outbuildings. Raccoons in Montgomery County are not well controlled with repellents, so don’t waste your time on them. Just like an Opossum, a Raccoon will seek shelter if it is available! If you observe these animals lurking about, contact us about raccoon removal.
Squirrel Removal
There’s no better place for Magnolia squirrels and other Texas wildlife than your attic. They love nothing better than a nice dry place to escape the weather and play around like puppies inside your house, beneath your roof or in the chimney and fireplace. Squirrels usually build nests in trees to keep them safe from predators and rival squirrels. Well, your attic is the best nest they could ever ask for!
If it weren’t for the animals scurrying around and leaving droppings, squirrels might not be so bad. But, the biggest danger that squirrels pose is that they chew on electrical wires that run through your attic and walls. This is very bad news. As we like to say: “Frayed wires set fires”. There’s no need to burn your house down because some squirrels decided to move in.
Feel free to call us with any questions you might have regarding squirrel removal or any other wildlife management services. We can share our vast knowledge of squirrel removal information with you.
Bat Removal
The best possible way to get rid of Magnolia bats is through a wildlife control method called exclusion. Instead of trying to lure a bat into a trap, the smartest thing to do is force it to leave (which they will do at night to go hunt) and never let it back in! Sound crazy?
When clients in Montgomery county call us with a bat removal problem, the first thing we do is an inspection to find out how they got in. Once we identify the entry holes through which they invaded your attic, we install one-way doors at these entry points. This way, your bats cannot return inside your house at night after they go out hunting.
Once your bats have been exiled, it’s important to seal up those entry holes nice and tight so those pests can never get back in. The attic will probably need to be cleaned out and you’ll have to make some cosmetic repairs. Fortunately, Magnolia homeowners can rely on us for Texas wildlife damage repair services.
Rodent Removal
A rat in your Huston home is one of a homeowner’s worst nightmares. Because they are small, rats and mice can crawl through almost every hole or crack inside a Texas home or business.
The majority of Magnolia area contractors have no long-term plan for keeping rats away from homes during construction or remodeling. Therefore, any work you have carried out on your home may have created an entry point for rats and mice. Rat infestations can lead to property damage by chewing up wiring and pipes. They need to be handled with extreme caution as they can cause a lot of damage.
This greatly increases your risk of fire and water damage. Be careful with exterminators who use poison as their primary weapon. Poison is often used to dehydrate rodents, which makes them more likely to destroy water lines when they are in search of freshwater. They are also a huge health risk due to the toxic droppings they leave everywhere, and because of the diseases that they can transmit through their bite. If you believe you have a rodent problem in your Montgomery County home, contact us for an inspection, and we can explain your options.
Pigeon and Bird Control
At first glance, you may think a pigeon is just a harmless bird looking for food. The reality is that it is a pest looking to set up shop. If pigeons find your property comfortable, they won’t leave on their own. That’s why our Magnolia pigeon control services offer full-proof bird removal. Our pigeon removal methods are done in a humane fashion that is both safe for the pigeons and safe for your property. Throughout Magnolia, TX, we help both residential and commercial clients with bird control services.
Snake Removal
Every single snake is a pest, but venomous ones are significantly more dangerous than the non-venomous alternative. Deadly venomous snakes require professional control and removal in Magnolia.
Although snakes can be a nuisance in Magnolia, TX, they are generally harmless, unless they are venomous. Nevertheless, you should still call our company to have a technician identify the snake and make sure it is safe. You can also learn from our tips on how to make your property unattractive to snakes.
Members of our team are all experts on snakes. They’ve all dealt with pest removal and rattlesnake control for years now. They know how to keep your home and yard safe, so don’t hesitate to give us a call.
What Makes Us the Best Wildlife Control Company for you?
For the last 15 years, we have built one of the Best Wildlife Removal companies in America.
We assure you that we are:
- Prompt, courteous, and professional
- Passionate about our trade and protecting your home
- Talented trappers who understand the animals we work with
- Compassionate and humane
- Masters at carpentry and home repair
We are fully licensed and certified in Magnolia and the great state of Texas, and very well reviewed on Google. We didn’t get the best by making our customers anything less than completely satisfied!
Frequently Asked Questions about Wildlife
Q: Who do I call to remove wild animals in Montgomery County?
A: Animals in Montgomery County are removed in different ways depending on the species. You need to contact your local Animal Control office for the City of Magnolia if you have a feral dog or cat that needs to be removed. For efficient and quality work removing a woodland animal such as a raccoon, bat, rat, or snake, call a Wildlife Removal company.
Q: How do you get rid of wild animals in Texas?
A: Texas and Magnolia have a variety of ways to get rid of wild animals. It depends on the size of the animal, where it lives, and how widespread the problem is. Bats commonly need to be excluded from an attic. The humane removal of raccoons and squirrels should be handled with trapping, transport, and release where possible.
