We are a full service wildlife management company locally owned and operated. We specialize in "Live Bat Exclusions" so bats can freely leave their roost with out being harmed. Once the animals are gone we do all of the necessary repairs so the pest and other wildlife don't return. We do full service attic clean-ups and restorations. We also trap and relocate unwanted nuisance wildlife from your home or business in Livingston, West Oakland, North Washtenaw, parts of Shiawassee, and Genesee, MI counties.We have successfully completed thousands of live bat exclusions guaranteed backed with a full five year warranty. Once the bats and animals are excluded, we perform all the necessary proofing repairs to prevent the bats and other wildlife pest from returning. Bats can cause great damage to your attic and become a health hazard. Attic restoration or clean up of damaged insulation is highly recommended to get your attic to its correct condition. Bat guano (there feces) carry a wide range of bacteria and fungi spores which can become airborn if not treated correctly. We are certified, licensed, and insured bat removal specialists. We do bat, bird and other nuisance wildlife removal in all of South East Michigan, Lansing area, and Ann Arbor, MI.
Highlights and features
- Bats, Birds
Associations and certifications
- Better Business Bureau
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Raccoons
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They are probably the most recognized animal in the Michigan wildlife. Black and brown, black around their eyes, and a ringed tail distinguish them from all other wildlife. Raccoons are great climbers and are found in dumpsters, sheds, garages, factories, chimneys and house attics. They are primarily scavengers in the cities looking through dumpsters and garbage cans for food. They will also eat fish and other small wildlife. Moles
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They live underground and build tunnels through out the lawn. Generally speaking they don't harm a thing other than your lawn and landscaping. They eat grubs and worms underground. Moles are virtually blind and depend on the sense of smell and touch to maneuver under your ground. Trapping generally works the best. Sometimes simply getting rid of their food source, worms and grubs could help eliminate the problem or at least moderate it. 
People
Joe Willis
Owner
Studied at the University of Michigan. Has a bachelors degree in communications and minor in mass media communications. He opened the company in 2000 as a sole proprietor servicing a very small area. As the company grew over the years he expanded the service area and incorporated in 2010. Joe maintains the business and still works in the field.
Ashley Bigger
Lead Technician & Field Manager
Karl Moffett
Wildlife Control Technician
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