Wildlife Trapping Professionals Suffolk, Virginia

We are a professional animal removal company headquartered in Suffolk, and servicing all of Suffolk, VA. We solve problems with wild critters in the home and around the property. We handle animals such as squirrels, raccoons, skunks, rats, mice, opossums, and even snakes, bats, and birds. We most commonly receive calls about scratching sounds in your attic, or digging in your lawn, or many other critter problems. We not only remove animals, but we provide a wide array of services, from animal damage repairs, preventative home repairs, attic cleaning, and more. We are fully licensed and insured in Virginia, and we answer our phones 24/7. Call us now at (757) 777-9824 for a free price quote and to schedule a same-day or next day appointment for animal removal.

Taking time to make sure you are making the right choice when you are choosing an animal removal company to deal with an animal problem is naturally a wise thing to do, as not all companies offer the same service. We try to make sure our customers are treated as individuals throughout their interactions with us, and that our staff always show respect and politeness in any interaction. Another factor worth considering is reputation, and when choosing a company to get rid of pest animals around your home or business, you can see from our reviews on sites like Yelp and Google Reviews that we have hundreds of satisfied customers. We make sure that we have staff available to take your call and discuss your situation, and they are happy to provide free advice on the steps that you can take, as well as arranging for an animal removal technician to visit your property if you wish. Our technicians are often available for callouts on the same day, and will thoroughly inspect the signs of wildlife you have found and other areas of the property before offering a formal quote for the work. We also know that many pest animals in properties can cause damage or leave quite a lot of feces behind, so our technicians also offer repair and sanitization services too.

Suffolk Wildlife Trapper Tip of the Month:

How to get a dead animal out of your car? Most of us face this situation of finding a dead animal in our cars, and it becomes a headache when it comes to the removal of the animal from the car. Animals get into the car only to seek refuge from the harsh environmental conditions. If the weather is too cold, then your warm vehicle may be the ideal place for the animals to stay in.

These rodents seek the calmest place in the car which may be your dashboard or the place in the bonnet of the car. Most of the rodents have the problem of overgrowth of incisors which leads to the difficulty in eating and chewing the items down. Therefore, they usually eat or chew on the hard things to grind their incisors and prevent the possible problem of chewing their food.

Why remove animals from the car?

It is highly important to remove these animals from your vehicle as soon as you spot them in the car or you find some indications of their presence. The possible indications of their presence can be the stack of poop or the stains of urine. If the waste of these animals is not removed in time, then it may lead to certain diseases which can be deadly as well. The most common problem with rats is the bubonic plague which has claimed many lives in the past.

Not only rats but all the rodents have been known to cause similar problems of diseases. The spray of skunk can leave a pungent odour in the car which is quite unpleasant, and it leads to a highly unstable environment in the car. Therefore, as soon as you spot rodents in your car, take effective measures to remove them.

Where to find them?

Since many rodents live in the corners of the car, they are difficult to spot. Therefore many of them die within the car and cannot be spotted in time, but their presence is indicated by the smell that spreads when a dead animal is left for some time. A dead mouse causes a terrible smell and is often very difficult to locate.

As they decompose, their stench grows, and it becomes unbearable. Go around your car and find where the smell is the strongest. Turn on the car’s air system, and if the smell gets stronger, then the dead animal is in the air system. Look under carpet and seats.

How to remove the dead animals?

After finding the dead animal, safely remove them in a plastic bag and dispose of it properly. Remove the droppings and wash the car with anti-bacterial detergent.

How to remove the odour?

To remove the odour, leave the doors open and spray air refresher in the car to remove the odour.


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