Varmint Gone Cornelius

Your wildlife situation is unique to your home and requires an inspection to create your custom wildlife removal proposal. All projects are based on two many components. The first component is the sealing of the exterior of the home which is influenced by the size of the home, the complexity of the roof line, and how your home sits on your property such a high hard to reach areas or drop offs. The second component is the contamination and damage created by the wildlife which is directly related to how long the wildlife has been living in your home, the longer they have been there the more damage and decontamination that is needed to return your home into its previous state. With that said, our project usually start at $1500 and can go up to $4000 or more based on those variables.

Customer start by contacting the office so we may review of services and answer any questions. Then we will add you to our schedule for a complimentary inspection, usually with in a day or two. The technician will provide a proposal to remove the wildlife from your home, secure the exterior from re-enter for five years, and decontaminate the interior attic space. If you are happy with the proposal and you would like to be added to our project schedule, then we require a 50% deposit. The remaining balance it due when we complete the project. Most projects are complete within a week from the time we start the project.

We only employ seasoned technicians with at least twenty years experience in the home repair and roofing industry. Our technicians hold North Carolina Wildlife Control Operator permits.

We have worked with all types of customers from someone in your neighborhood to your favorite NASCAR drivers or football players.

We seal the exterior of most homes with in one to three days. Then we allow two days for the wildlife to leave your home through our human one-way gate doorways. Lastly, we schedule a half day appointment to remove your one-way gate and complete interior decontamination.

1) Check their reviews on Google. 2) Find out what type of warranty they provide. 3) Ask how long have their technician been working for their company. 4) Compare the services offered. Do they seal the whole home or just one area? Do they decontaminate the interior of your attic from feces and nesting material? Do they try to trap every squirrel in your neighborhood or the focus on sealing you home from future infestation? Do you trust your technician to do the job correctly and stand behind their work?

Where are you hearing noises? What time of day are you hearing the noise? How long have you been hearing the noise or saying the animals?