Pricing & FAQ's

Everyone wants fair and clearly stated prices for goods and services. But in the field of wildlife removal, every job is different: the type of animal, the damage they have done, the type of building they are in, and so on, all factor into the price. All you need to do is call us at (614) 599-3568 and we will resolve the issue with the best solution possible.

• Our Satisfaction Guarantee
• Professionally trained critter removal staff
• Licensing, Insurance and Certifications required by the state to perform pest control work.
• The hazardous health conditions our staff are exposed to
• The dangerous heights and confined spaces our staff are exposed to
• Costs of Equipment and Service Trucks

All animal control problems are different and require different steps for resolving them. Inspection fees may apply but are rolled into treatment cost if you decide we are the best option.

We offer senior and military discounts of 10%.

When you come to us with your wildlife problem we spend time on the phone or in text form to get all the information we can to make an educated guess about what needs done.

Next, we visit the home and take measurements, photos, and notes as to what the necessary steps would be. After discussing and explaining the findings with you we can typically begin work the next day.

We are permitted by the state department DNR to operate under the “Nuisance Wild Animal Control Permit”.

Our staff are mentally and physically ready for animal encounters and resolution per their training and long hours of hands-on experience.

We started out of chance, and also from an appreciation for wildlife! A neighbor’s chickens were being eaten by raccoons and we helped her resolve the issue.

We understand the stress and health effects animals can have on you and that’s why we are good at what we do. Everybody needs a good night’s sleep and that’s hard to get when you are hearing scratching in your walls.

We try to resolve animal issues without causing harm to the problematic animal itself whenever possible.

• Should I be concerned for health/safety reasons?
• Have you dealt with this before?
• Is there anything I could do to avoid this in the future?