Wildlife Control Solutions Inc

Due to the nature of bat removal, we contacted provider in July 2013 after the first bat in the home. Discovered an issue with bats being under the fascia on both sides on our home (est. 50+ bats). Provider installed new fascia where needed and at the end of August closed off all entry points to the house. Also installed an exit only device so the bats could fly out but not return. Process took 2weeks. Currently, bat free.

picked up animals timely    took long time and lots of phone calls to get work finished

Company was extremely nice to deal with and I  think that they did a good job of sealing the house and removing the bats from the attic. However, the cost of the clean up of the attic from the bats was astonomical.  They wanted over $5,000 for just that portion of the project and when added to the bat removal cost the total was over $7,000.  The house is a small 2 bedroom rental property that we own, therefore with a small attic space, so I felt like the cost far exceeded what it should have.

Excellent.

He is going to come back as far with an estimate to remove the bat droppings in the future. He was very professional from the moment I met him. He was very good at explaining what he could do for me. He stuck by that, too. He would call me first to see if I was home and to let me know that he was coming. He was always on time. He seemed like a very nice man. He was very thorough in fixing the problem and would always inform me of what the next step was before he took it.

I am on a contract with them.

 A raccoon had gotten into our attic through the gable and was nesting there. Wildlife Control Solutions came out, inspected, and placed a trap. The trap was checked for a week, and when it was clear that the raccoon was not returning, they repaired the gable and replaced a piece of siding. They also put animal guards on five louvered vents on the house, and they inspected the attic for damages and took photographs. The cost of that service was around $1400. Then they recommended "damage remediation". That included removing all the insulation in the attic (790 sq. ft.), disinfecting and deodorizing, and then re-insulating the attic with blown in fiberglass insulation. Our homeowners' insurance covered all of the remediation work, including the re-insulating. The cost was over $7000. I thought it was expensive, but our insurance company covered it all, so apparently it was comparable to industry standards.   

The owner of the company was very professional and easy to work with. The company has over 30 years of experience and has established a good reputation. I was very impressed with their website initially, and I was not disappointed by the work done and the ease of working with the company.

I would definitely use the company again and would recommend the company to friends.