Our specialists utilize live traps and/or install one-way valves that allow animals to exit the premises to forage as normal, but prevent their reentry. 

Traps are checked daily and climate safety measures are taken to keep the animals protected from the elements until we pick them up. When animals are captured, relocation is conducted by transporting animals to safe drop zones designated by the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency (TWRA).

It is most effective to utilize professional services to remove wildlife from your home. Our safety protocols prevent personal injury, property damage, and prioritize safe animal handling aligned with local, state, and federal law. This protects your family from health risks, property destruction, and legal liability.

Exclusion work involves sealing all potential entry points with commercial-grade materials to ensure once animals are removed, they cannot reenter your home, and the repairs are designed for long-term durability. 

Fogging and disinfection is also imperative to protect the health of the occupants in your home. We specialize in biohazard cleanup, using 100% natural products to destroy microbes, fungi, and pheromones. 

We not only remove and clean up after the animal infestation, but completely remediate and restore the home to its original state by repairing and replacing damaged materials.

Yes! Dead animals need to be removed quickly after detection to avoid health risks and structural damage resulting from decomposition fluids. We treat dead animal removal as a priority biohazard cleanup scenario to efficiently restore your home to a safe, healthy living environment. We also investigate the root cause of the animal’s presence in your home to identify entry points, make repairs, and prevent future uninvited guests.

Notify us immediately and do not touch or move the baby animals regardless of species. Our service providers collaborate with licensed wildlife rehabilitators like Walden’s Puddle to prioritize uniting the babies with their mother whenever possible, then transporting them to the rehabilitation facility for appropriate medical care and eventual release into the wild.

No. Animal control organizations including Nashville Metro Animal Care and Control specialize in domestic animal handling. Wildlife removal and other forms of pest control are out of their scope.

Bats are federally protected by the Endangered Species Act and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Due to their protected status and their nature as a rabies vector species, it is important that you call us immediately to handle their removal professionally.

All our disinfecting products, fogs, and repellants are 100% natural, family-safe, and highly effective. They are antimicrobial, antifungal, and break down the pheromones that cause odors and attract future animal intruders.

Not on our watch! We prioritize identification of root causes for the infestation and preventative measures. Upon inspection, you’ll receive a detailed report outlining the entry points animals can use to gain access to your crawl space, attic, etc. and a repair solution designed specifically to protect your home from future invasions. We will clean and remove the pheromones that attract animals and have regular repellant barrier options that discourage animals from getting anywhere near your property.