Our Approach

Wildlife

During your inspection, the Suburban Wildlife and Pest team will assess your home or business to identify the offending species. Once we've evaluated the extent of the damage said animal has caused, we formulate a plan to repair the damage. We'll also walk you through the mitigation process, whether it involves trapping, excluding (permanent barrier of entry), harassing, or all the above to permanently solve your wildlife issue. Finally, we'll provide you with a personalized estimate. Please keep in mind that pricing is variable, as each wildlife issue and every building is different.  

Treatments

Exclusion: Exclusion is a technique that involves creating a physical barrier or other deterrent to stop wildlife from using your property for food or shelter. Our team's goal is to permanently prevent the offending animals' re-entry. We do this using several strategies, including one-way doors, flight/fight responses, minor carpentry, void sealing/filling, hazing, chimney caps, screening, and habitat modifications. In short, once we successfully remove intrusive wildlife, we ensure your property stays protected from future infestations and damage.

Removal: Upon completing your inspection, our team may determine that evicting and excluding the animal won't provide you with a permanent solution. In those situations, we'll set traps for the offending animal accordingly. However, you can rest easy knowing we strictly follow guidelines set by the New Hampshire and Massachusetts Fish and Game Department. We also follow euthanasia guidelines set by the American Veterinarian Medical Association. Essentially, our goal is to treat every animal humanely while providing long-term and cost-effective solutions. We also handle the dead animal removal process.