Wild Animal Control

407-378-6116

Professional Wildlife Removal Company • Serving Greater Orlando, FL • Fully Licensed & Insured • VISA/MC Accepted

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Wild Animal Control

Wild Animal Control Orlando is a professional wildlife removal company based in Orlando, FL. We specialize in the humane removal of wildlife from homes and property. This includes squirrels in the attic, raccoons, snakes, bats, opossums, rats in the home, armadillos, and more. This is not a free city or county service - there is no such thing when it comes to wildlife or any other form of pest control. We provide an excellent service and excellent value - we are professional and courteous, college educated, and fully licensed and insured. We have the expertise and professionalism to solve your wild animal problem correctly, the first time, and we offer a guarantee on our work. Call us at 407-378-6116

Services Offered

Wildlife Removal From Attics - The most common scenario we deal with is wildlife that has moved into your attic! This could mean a family of squirrels, a mother raccoon with young, some opossums, or an infestation of rats. We safely and completely remove all of the animals from your attic, and make sure that the problem is solved permanently.

General Critter Trapping - If you've got a problem with any kind of wildlife, be it raccoons threatening your pets or armadillos digging a hole under your home, we can trap and remove the animal(s) and humanely relocate them. If you've got a snake in the pool or a rat in the kitchen, we can rush right out and safely remove it for you.

Damage & Exclusion Repairs - Often the most important step in solving your critter problem is to fix the root cause - the holes the animals used to get into your house in the first place! We thoroughly inspect every square inch of your home and identify and permanently seal off all of the wildlife entry points, so that no more animals can ever get in again - and we guarantee our repairs!

Attic Decontamination - Wildlife often leave biohazardous waste in your attic or home. They leave behind urine, droppings, grease and oils from their fur, food, parasites, and other contaminants. Rodents even leave pheromone scents behind that will attract new members of their own. We eliminate the health risk and the scent attractant by deodorizing and decontaminating your attic.

Dead Animal Removal - If you've got a horrible smell in your house, you just might have a dead animal somewhere in your attic or walls, or maybe even under the house. All animals die eventually, and if they die in your house, you will have a very strong odor that could last a long time. We find and remove the dead carcass, and spray the area clean.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Prices Do You Charge? - Every job is different. Please call and describe your situation, and we can give a more accurate price quote over the phone. Our prices are extremely fair - we charge significantly less than those big-name companies, and we provide far better service and warranties.

Do You Deal With Dogs or Cats? - No, we only deal with wildlife. If you have a problem with a dog or cat, call the county animal services. Orange County Animal Services: 407.836.3111 - Seminole County Animal Services: 407.665.5201

Do You Deal With Insects or Termites? - No, we only control mammals, reptiles, and birds. We are not a standard Orlando pest control company. We are not an extermination company, and we don't use any chemicals or pesticides or poisons like an exterminator would. We trap and remove wild animals only.

What Forms of Payment Do You Accept? - We accept checks, and all major credit cards, including Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express. We do not require up-front payment. We can invoice jobs after we are done.

What If I Need To Report an Alligator, Bird, or Injured Baby Animal? - Please don't call us unless you want to pay for professional wildlife pest removal services. If you want to report an alligator, call 1-866-FWC-GATOR. If you find an injured bird, call 407.339.2900. If you find an injured or orphaned baby critter, call 407.260.6137

What Animals Do You Handle? - We handle all of the common nuisance wildlife species - raccoons, squirrels, rats & mice, opossums, armadillos, and snakes. We are experts at Orlando bat control, and we also provide bird removal services. We also remove dead animal carcasses.

Are You Licensed and Insured? - Yes, we carry all necessary licensing required to perform nuisance wildlife control in the state of Florida, are college educated, and fully trained. We carry $1,000,000 liability insurance, and are in full compliance of Florida workers' comp laws.

Do You Service Commercial Properties? - Yes, we service apartment complexes and condominiums throughout the greater Orlando area, and have worked numerous churches, warehouses, hotels, shopping plazas, and more. Past commercial customers include Disney, Kraft, Marriot, Universal Studios, RDV Sportsplex, NASA, SeaWorld, Publix, Home Depot, and a whole lot more.

What is Your Service Range? - We service the Greater Orlando area. This includes downtown Orlando, Winter Park, Maitland, College Park, Longwood, Lake Mary, Heathrow, Winter Springs, Casselberry, Apopka, Oviedo, Ocoee, Winter Garden, Gotha, Doctor Phillips, Conway, Belle Isle, and pretty much anywhere within 20 miles of downtown Orlando. Sanford is pretty much or most northern range, and Kissimmee is pretty much the southernmost range. We will travel further for larger jobs, and we perform professional bat exclusions throughout the entire state of Florida. We also have friends in Jacksonville, Tampa, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, & Miami.

What if I Don't Live in Orlando?

We service the greater Orlando region, and will travel to other parts of Florida for large projects, but if you found this site and live elsewhere in the country, please check these areas, where I have friends who also do nuisance wildlife control: Seattle Animal Control • Portland Animal Control • Chicago Animal Control • Houston Animal Control • Phoenix Animal Control • Denver Animal Control • Tampa Animal Control • Jacksonville Animal Control • Sarasota Animal Control • Baltimore Animal Control • Boston Animal Control • San Antonio Animal Control • Charlotte Animal Control • Dallas Fort Worth •

Most Recent Orlando Wildlife Tip

How Long Does it Take for Dead Animal Odor to go Away? It totally depends on the Orlando animal which has dies in your house whether inside or outside. Actually every animal has a specific odor which is produced from its carcass when it is died. Moreover the concentration and strength of the odor is also different and it changes with the passage of time. For some animals it takes really long enough for the odor to go away. It also depends on how many days have been passed the death of animal. For example in case of a dead mouse, the odor will take as much as two weeks to go away. If the carcass of the animal is removed, it may not take long enough to remove the odor as well. However in case of small Florida animals which die in the places of house which are difficult to reach, it is almost impossible to remove the animals from these locations. In these cases one has t bear the bad odor till the time the body has been decomposed completely. This is really a difficult task because it is not only unbearable to stand the odor but the gases and fumes which are being carried by the odor are also so much dangerous that their continuous exposure can cause a lot of health concerns to the dwellers.

Past wildlife tips:
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How to keep Florida armadillos away from your property
You have to apply maximum effort in order to keep away these pesky animals from your property; keeping the animals away entails using a combination of techniques that will make your property unfavorable for their survival. Some people believe that if they use repellents like ammonia and moth balls, then, these animals will not get into the yard but it is completely the opposite. These repellents are ineffective hence they will not keep armadillos away from your property. Generally, there are three techniques that will help to keep armadillos completely away from your property:
• By getting rid of their food sources
• By frightening them away using specialized tactics
• By creating very unpleasant odors in their burrows

Getting rid their food sources
Armadillos usually feed on animal matter made up of insects and other invertebrates and in most cases; they usually dig into the ground to feed on them. Occasionally, they will feed on fruits, tubers and some seeds which make it easier to employ techniques that will keep them away from your property. Using insecticides is one of the effective ways that will drastically reduce their food supply, with reduces food supply; they will have no choice but keep away from your property. You can also deliver foul smelling products on seeds and tubers that they feed on will also prevent them from getting into your property.

By frightening them away: using exclusion fences
There are several tactics that you can put in place in order to scare these animals away; the most effective method is by using exclusion fences. The fences have to be buried deep into the ground to prevent these animals from digging under them and getting into your property. It is also safe to tilt the fences up to a certain angle to prevent the animals from having easy access into your property. The advantage of using exclusion fences is that they require minimum supervision and they are also durable, therefore they will keep the armadillos at bay or a long period of time. The only task is to ensure that you carry out frequent supervisions to ensure that any sentry points into your property are immediately blocked.

By creating unpleasant odors in their burrows
Creation of odors that are very unpleasant will definitely keep them away since they have a very strong sense of smell. You can do this by mixing products that have strong odors together and then spraying them at visible burrows. This will immediately drive them away from your property and they will be forced to search for alternative places which will definitely be away from your property. Once they are gone, it is always important to ensure that you constantly check and treat your yard go prevent Florida armadillos from wandering back into your property.

How to trap and remove alligators in Orlando
It cannot be stressed enough exactly how dangerous this creature is. At the same time, you must think about the welfare of the animal. This creature is dinosaur related which means it is smart enough to have stayed in existence for this long. At the same time, although it is a very scary and rather mean looking animal, it doesn't really want to cause you any harm, and just got lost and perhaps the reason it ended up in your yard. One thing that you must bear in mind is that this is not a creature that you should trap lightly. It has the potential to break any limb of your body with one foul swoop, and if you have founds this as an unwelcome visitor on your property, your BEST and most sensible choice is to call a professional to deal with the situation, rather than risking it to take this creature on, on your own.

You can use a baited hook to try and trap the animal, which has shown success, but at the same time can be risky. You are going to want to check the rules and regulations in your area before you even think about trying to capture this animal and in some states it might be illegal to hurt or kill the alligator. This is essentially what a baited hook is going to do and the alligator will go for the bait, and the oversized hook will become caught in the stomach. It is not very humane and you should always make sure that you are doing the right thing before you even attempt to try this.

There are other methods that you can use of course, and one is to use a trip-snare trap. This is very complicated, especially if you have never done this before, and will take a lot of careful thought and planning. Alternatively, you can try and use a wire box style trap, or a net, but these have had rather varied reviews and are not always guaranteed to work, especially with a large alligator that will need something more substantial in order to catch it.

When using a trap, there are a number of bait options to choose from. They love meat but in particular, things such as chicken, fish, nutria and beef lungs.

If you want to humanely move your alligator, you are going to have to check every final detail before you proceed. You must ensure that the trap you are using is suitable for an animal of this size and weight. You are also going to ensure that you know where you are going to move it to, and also that it is safe to do so. In short, calling a professional to do this job is a much easier process than trying to do it all yourself, especially when you consider the danger that you could be putting yourself into. It may cost more to use a professional, but in reality, once you have bought all the supplies needed to form a human trap, bait etc. and the time that you are going to need to spend, you may as wall just call those that know what they are doing!

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