Opossum tracks in the snow. Notice the tail dragging! One of the easiest ways to identify opossum is the tail drag.
Posted on Mar 2, 2021 by Suburban Wildlife Solutions, LLC
Animals and pests do not take external factors such as COVID-19 into consideration when invading your home. As such, pest control and animal removal services are deemed an “essential service”. With that being said, for everyone’s safety, please keep in mind that it is typically possible for us to remove wildlife from your home without […]
Read MorePlease don’t wait to call us if you are hearing noises in your attic! This is breeding time for squirrels and raccoons. If you wait to call, there is a good chance that the wildlife will have a litter in your attic and the time, effort, and cost to remove the wildlife is greater. We […]
Read MoreNotice the shadow on the roof. Sometimes the theme of the picture changes once you view it. This picture was taken to show a customer the update on removing the raccoon from their attic. Instead it is a great safety reminder to harness up and use a safety rope prior to setting up the deer stands […]
Read MoreWhen performing home repair, make sure the squirrel is not in your home when closing potential holes! The animal will get out somehow, and that might be through your living areas! If you don’t know if the animal is inside your home, before repairing the hole, call Suburban Wildlife Solutions! We prefer to be proactive than […]
Read MoreStill one of my favorite posts. May have happened a couple years ago but helping people out always creates fond memories that last a lifetime! It has been several years since I have had artwork for on my refrigerator! Thanks to a customer’s daughter I do now! Skunks were traveling through their yard every night […]
Read MoreThanks to my customer in Green Bay for getting this video! They certainly are cute little things! The skunks were actually living under the cement steps to his front door! No need to ring the doorbell as we will smell you coming!
Read MoreMy response time may be a little delayed! Please call anyway at 920-228-1033!
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