"we had ellis wildlife do our bat removal, and squirrel removal (wow) what a man ,he knows everything about animal removal he is so nice & easy to work with and his prices were…"

From Business: JP Wildlife is a family owned and run business based out of Red Lion, Pennsylvania. We specialize in safe and humane removal and trapping of all wildlife pests.

"Very pleased with the quality of work done by S and S in removal of my squirrel problem and the exclusion done to repair my home. No more squirrel damage or noise - thank you…"

From Business: Pete's Wildlife Control Services, specializes in humane and effective solutions for wildlife-related issues in residential and commercial settings. With a focus on trapping and…

From Business: Since 1928, Ehrlich has been protecting homes and businesses in Western Michigan with customized pest control solutions. Using an integrated approach, we address your entire…

From Business: Trutech®, one of the largest animal control, wildlife and animal removal companies in the nation, provides unmatched service from trained and degreed expert technicians. We are…

From Business: We are your local, friendly, reliable solution to eliminate and prevent all pests. Armor Pest Control offers services for residential and commercial businesses as well. We care…

From Business: Established In 1984, We Are The Wildlife Removal Experts. Qualified, Insured, & Bonded. We Provide Wildlife Removal & Wildlife Control Services Across The Country.

From Business: Nuisance Wildlife Wildlife Removal and Animal Control Service. Serving Harrisburg and surrounding areas. 35 years experience. Licensed by the PA Game Commission and fully…

"S & S was very professional in removal of the squirrels that had damaged my home and a super job on repairing the damage, very helpful and courteous employees"

From Business: ORCA'S primary goal is to rescue any ill, or injured, or in-distress animal, in Lancaster County, and to provide information on animal-related problems. We do not routinely…

From Business: In 1832, a trapper in a small village in central New York named Sewell Newhouse worked in his father s blacksmith shop and created trading traps from worn out scythes, axe…