Request a Wildlife Inspection

After-hours or emergency response is not promised. Current published business hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and availability should be confirmed directly. If a person or pet has been bitten, scratched, or may have had contact with a bat or potentially rabid animal, contact the appropriate medical, public-health, animal-control, or veterinary resource rather than waiting for a routine property appointment.

Wildlife service is normally coordinated at the affected property because the building conditions determine the recommendation. Call before visiting the listed address or delivering anything to it.

Response and appointment timing depend on business hours, current workload, property location, the type of wildlife concern, and the access or equipment required. Provide a working phone number, the complete property address, where the activity is occurring, and the best time to reach you.

Describe what you saw, heard, or smelled; where it happened; what time of day it occurs; and whether the animal has entered a living area. Include the property address, type of building, known access limitations, and any clear photos or video taken from a safe distance. You do not need to identify the animal yourself—the details simply help the team prepare the right questions and inspection.

Keep children and pets away from the affected area, avoid handling wildlife or droppings, and do not seal a suspected opening. If safe, clear normal access to the attic hatch, crawlspace door, electrical panel, or other relevant area and note any recent changes in sound or activity. Do not climb onto the roof or enter a contaminated confined space to collect evidence.