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"They got rid of four squirrels in my attic. They also install metal flashing to cover up the holes so no more could get in."

"Did a great job and patched the holes"

"Nathan and Joe were very courteous and did remove the bat from our front porch column. However, we let them install a barrier in the column gap to prevent re-entry. Initially, they were going to leave wire meshing, which looked horrible. Then they attempted to cover with caulking. DO NOT LET THEM APPLY ANY BARRIER, CAULKING OR SEALANT TO YOUR HOME!!! The end result was very messy and unprofessional looking. You can see in the pictures. I requested a partial refund, which Nathan agreed to do. However, I still have yet to receive any refund. Needless to say I will NEVER use their services again!"

"Cleaned and inspected chimney . They are coming back for repairs. They are professional and have good communication. The only reason I'm giving them 4 and 1/2 stars is because I haven't seen the repair work yet. So far they are a good company to work with."

"Awesome service! It is still a work in progress! I hired KC Solutions to cage and remove 2 backyard groundhogs. They seem to be extremely intelligent and have avoided all traps. However, The company has caged and removed 5 raccoons to unpopulated farm country. The owner has vowed to complete my request to my satisfaction. They have been extremely professional and cost effective. BLH"

"They were there and helping me the same day I called."

"Marty was great! Very friendly and thorough, and explained everything we needed to know. Very reasonably priced for the service. We would absolutely hire again."

"They were good, the service was great."

"Jim came back for a persistent problem and drilled the wall, applying the proper cure. Thorough!"

"This was such an unfortunate experience. I had a raccoon living in my chimney, and all I needed was for them to come put a one-way door on the top so it could get out but not get back in. It seemed like a simple enough task, but the guy who came out was very open about being unsure of what to do. He ended up taking out the fireplace insert in my basement, looking in there, and confirming that there was a raccoon. After he confirmed it was in there, he for some reason decided to walk away and work on the roof with both the fireplace on my first floor and in my basement wide open. Assuming that he was a professional and knew what he was doing, I didn’t question him (I thought he probably plugged it higher up). Of course, this meant that the raccoon just came into the house. I was sitting at my dining room table when I heard tip-tap sounds on the kitchen floor. When I turned around, I saw the raccoon two feet behind me. I ran out the front door and got the guy. When the guy came in, he said he couldn’t find the raccoon and that it “probably” went back up the chimney. At this point, my kitchen was a huge mess; the raccoon had stepped in its poop and left black poop footprints all over the kitchen and counters. It even urinated in my cookie tray on my stove top. It took hours to clean and disinfect the kitchen, and I had to throw away my dinner, which I was marinating on the counter. The raccoon also walked across brand new carpeting that I had just gotten installed in my basement; the whole purpose of getting new carpeting was to have a safe/clean place for my baby to crawl, and now I have to worry about contamination from roundworm. Anyway, this story gets crazier and crazier, and I’ll spare you all the details, but the shorter version is that we discovered in the middle of the night when it sounded like someone was breaking in that the raccoon was still loose in our house. I called the guy back out, and still he “couldn’t find it” and insisted that “if” it was in the house, that there would be more of a mess (more than just the raccoon poop that mysteriously ended up on our floor). Eventually, after several returns to my house, they were able to find the raccoon hiding in the rafters in a room I used as a gym in my basement (which I now can’t use as a gym because I worry about aerosolized roundworm from poop in the rafters far enough back that we can’t clean it out). After *48* full hours of the raccoon being loose in my house, endangering the life of my small dog and 7-month-old baby, it was finally removed. All they had to say about it was that “sometimes things go south,” which is remarkable given that they literally opened the door to let the raccoon in and then left the fireplace door unattended while it was open for over an hour. It was an extremely dangerous and awful experience due entirely to their negligence. And charging $700 after all that seems simply absurd given that they endangered my family, ruined my new carpeting, and rendered my gym unusable for the foreseeable future."