Author: Rusty Fields

Know Your Foes: Six Winter Wildlife Pests

Winter proofing residential, commercial or industrial buildings to withstand the onslaught of Midwestern winter is about more than snow removal and insulation. In fact, diligence when it comes to keeping warm air circulating can make buildings an attractive option for wildlife squatters looking for a winter refuge. Here is an… Read More

How to Prevent Winter Pest and Wildlife Bookings

The Midwestern winter landscape can be so still and silent, it would be easy to think of it as a temporary reprieve from the work of keeping residential and commercial buildings free of insect and wildlife intruders. Unfortunately, however, that glittery Christmas card landscape does not reflect the busy travel… Read More

Keeping Apartment Buildings Free of Pest Hazards

Pests can be a source of every kind of havoc in an apartment building and residential property managers without the right prevention strategies can quickly find themselves overrun with four, six, and eight-legged problems. When you manage large apartment buildings, it doesn’t matter how many tenants you have, there are… Read More
Apartment buildings

Cooler Weather Brings a New Batch of Crawling Invaders

Summer’s end brings many welcome changes for Midwestern property owners: the days are cooler, the mosquitoes nearly defeated, and many other insect pests are approaching the end of their crawl. But don’t get too comfortable: for many other six and eight-legged crawlers, cooler temperatures mark the start of house-hunting season.… Read More
Stinkbug

Addressing the Root Causes of Pest and Wildlife Intrusion

The early signs of pest intrusion, including insects, rodents and other forms of wildlife, are often subtle, which can make them easy to overlook – or underestimate. It’s common for property owners to conclude that a bit of scratching from behind a wall or a ransacked garbage bin is a… Read More
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The Truth about Mothballs

Do-it-Yourself pest control efforts come with a long list of potential hazards. In some cases, ineffectiveness is among the better outcomes. You should consider yourself lucky, for example, if wasted time and money are all you have to show for a failed attempt at DIY wildlife removal. You could easily… Read More
Mothballs

Frequently Asked Questions

What do we do with the animals we catch?

We can relocate or euthanize based on the customer’s request and our relocation sites.

Do we charge per animal caught?

No, our trapping fee is a flat rate cost and is not adjusted based on the number of animals caught. 0-100, it’s the same fee.

Do you pick up cats and dogs?

No, we do not deal with domestic animals.