Bat Removal and Prevention Bats are very beneficial mammals. They consume a great number insects nightly close to their roost. Many people do not realize that on any given night there may be almost as many bats as birds during the day. The point where you should call us depends on a few things... Learn more...
	Beaver Removal and Prevention Beavers are considered a nuisance for two primary reasons: tree cutting and dam building. Tree cutting is undesirable to landowners who want to protect their trees. Dam building is a more serious matter, resulting in flooding forest and farm lands, plugged culverts and the washout of roads. Learn more...
	Bee Removal and Prevention Westchester Wildlife specializes in the removal of honey bees from residential and commercial properties. Learn more...
	Chipmunk Removal and Prevention Chipmunks are considered a nuisance because they may consume flower bulbs, fruits, seeds, and seedlings. When present in large numbers, they can also cause structural damage by burrowing under patios, stairs, retention walls, or foundations. Learn more...
	Coyote Removal and Prevention Coyotes can cause damage to a variety of resources, including livestock, poultry, and crops. They sometimes prey on pets and are a threat to public health and safety when they frequent airport runways and residential areas, and act as carriers of rabies. Learn more...
	Deer Removal and Prevention The most common complaint voiced about deer is damage to trees and gardens. The most deadly encounters with deer occur on roadways. Unlike smaller nuisance animals deer cannot be casually eliminated when in conflict with humans. Learn more...
	Geese Removal and Prevention Feces, property damage, and aggressive behavior from the geese are the most common problems reported by landowner’s. Learn more...
	Mice Removal and Prevention Mice will reside in attics, walls, basements, crawl spaces, or in any living space accessible to them. They can keep you up at night with nocturnal attic noise or noise in walls. Mice will live inside buildings and carry out their breeding and damaging habits year round. Learn more...
	Mole Removal and Prevention Moles remove many damaging insects and grubs from lawns and gardens. However, their burrowing habits disfigure lawns and parks, destroy flower beds, tear up the roots of grasses, and create havoc in small garden plots. Learn more...
	Pigeon Removal and Prevention Pigeon removal is also the only way to protect your family, friends, customers and business associates from the possible health risks associated with pigeons. Pigeons can carry a number of different diseases ranging from salmonellosis, tuberculosis and ornithosis. Learn more...
	Raccoon Removal and Prevention Raccoons become a nuisance in many ways. They will raid unsecured trash cans, steal pet food left outside, damage fruit and vegetable gardens, and take up residence in your attic or chimney, typically, in the spring time when babies are born. Learn more...
	Rat Removal and Prevention Rats are adaptable, highly mobile and breed rapidly This combination makes rat control treatment in domestic properties a difficult task for the untrained individual. Signs of rat infestation can include the presence of gnawing, droppings, footprints in damp soil, and burrows in the ground. Failing to control a rat infestation is not wise—they do not disappear of their own accord. Learn more...
	Shrew Removal and Prevention Shrews sometimes become a nuisance when they live in or near dwellings. Shrews occasionally fall into window wells, attack pets, attack birds or chipmunks at feeders, feed on stored foods, contaminate stored foods with feces and urine, and bite humans when improperly handled. Learn more...
	Skunk Removal and Prevention Skunks are primarily nocturnal, and feed on almost anything, including small rodents, worms, insects, grubs, fruit, garbage, and pet food left outdoors. Skunks can spray their powerful scent up to 15 feet, burning an attacker's eyes, and causes temporary blindness. The only way to remove a skunk is with trapping and relocation. Learn more...
	Snake Removal and Prevention People often encounter snakes because their property provides good habitat. Like all animals, snakes seek out good places to hunt and hide. Sometimes this includes a person's property, or even house if there is access. Like many animals, snakes often choose flight before fight, but a startled or provoked snake will certainly defend itself. Learn more...
	Sparrow Removal and Prevention Sparrows consume grains in fields and in storage. They interfere with the production of livestock, particularly poultry, by consuming and contaminating feed. Because they live in such close association with humans, they are a factor in the dissemination of diseases, internal parasites and household pests. Learn more...
	Squirrel Removal and Prevention Squirrels have easily adapted to humans. They frequently use buildings as nesting areas. They often find a small opening and will chew a wider hole to gain access to the building. They bring nesting material into the home, and make quite a bit of noise scurrying around in your attic or soffit. Learn more...
	Starling Removal and Prevention Starlings are a major nuisance in urban areas due to their nesting, eating and living habits. When the bird is in its flocking phase, thousands of starlings often overwhelm urban buildings. Large scale buildup of feces from these flocks will lead to structural damage. Learn more...
	Vole Removal and Prevention Voles may cause extensive damage to orchards, ornamentals, and tree plantings due to their girdling of seedlings and mature trees. Learn more...
	Woodchuck Removal and Prevention Never approach a Woodchuck (also known as a Groundhog), or let one approach you. They can give a very nasty bite and can carry diseases transmissable to pets and potentially to humans. Often the only realistic defense is to trap and relocate them. Learn more...
	Woodpecker Removal and Prevention Woodpeckers often choose to roost on signs or raftors of commercial buildings. This might not be so bad, except for the fact that they make a horrible mess with their nesting materials and droppings. Learn more...

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