Wildlife Solutions, Inc.

Since 2011 I have employed Wildlife to deal with Squirrels, Flying Squirrels,Bees,Bats and Armadillos. In each case they have been very successful. They have acted to protect my property while dealing with various invaders in a humanely manner and in keeping within the laws if dealing with these various species.

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I reached the specialist, Michael Niemeyer, on my first call, and we set an appointment for the next day. He called just before he arrived, at the time agreed. He climed into the attic at the two access points (big house), and searched for animal sign, finding, as I had observed previously, that our insulation had been beaten down by something, which was the source of noises in the attic. No live animals were found, but urine from grey squirrels was present. Mr. Niemeyer found two possible entry points which were otherwise hidden, one at the kitchen vent on the roof, the other behind a rain gutter. He sealed the entry points as I watched, and he did a very professional looking job--you can't see the work behind the gutter, and the wire around the roof vent looks like it belongs there. Next, he installed a one-way excluder trap to catch any grey or flying squirrels that might wish to leave the attic. And, finally, he set two baited traps, just in case there was something else in the attic that might not wish to leave. He came back the next day to check the traps, and then came back again on Saturday morning to remove the traps and excluder. The noises are gone, and there are angry grey squirrels staring at us from the back yard--they have to look for another place to sleep! Mr. Niemeyer was professional, considerate, and careful.

IMichael came out the first day to inspect under my home, and discovered signs of racoons, possums and rats. He stated that first, he should place traps with bait to catch the the possums and racoons. I told him that I had many, many squirrels, cottontail rabbits, and a couple of neighborhood cats. Michael said he would use something sweet for bait, since possums liked sweet stuff. After they were caught and taken to a safe environment, then he said he would put out some rat traps. First night he trapped a momma possum; next night a baby possum, then 2 more babies. Next time Charlie came out and baited 3 rat traps, big ones, and put a baited cage underneath the house in case there were any more baby possums. Two days later Charlie came back and discovered a rat in one of the traps but nothing in the cage. When Michael was sure there were no more creatures hanging out under there, they filled up the holes the possums had dug underneath the skirting on my home with gravel to prevent them from digging the area out again. Michael called twice after that to see if I had heard any more noises, and came out to look things over. He said he needed to come back with some more gravel, to be safe in keeping out any more creatures. ALL'S QUIET AGAIN. I appreciate the dedication