Although many people find bats to be frightening they are an integral part of our ecosystem. Not only do they eat massive amounts of bugs ( think pesky mosquitos ) but they are also incredibly important for pollinating.

Bats are a protected species in Maine. This means that they need to be dealt with by professionals.

At Wildlife Control Maine we use only the most ethical and humane methods when it comes to evicting bats from your home. We get them out of your house but don’t harm then in the process meaning they can continue playing their vital role in the ecosystem of Maine.

Just like other unwanted animals in your house over time bats can cause an incredible amount of damage to your home. The buildup of their guano and urine can ruin your insulation and cause health issues.

If you believe you have bats or have an encounter with a bat give us a call. We have years of experience dealing successfully with bats in Maine.

Gray squirrels, Red squirrels, and flying squirrels are all common squirrels that will make their way into your home in Maine

Considered nuisance fur bearing animals these squirrels can create quite the problem upon making your home their residence.

Over time they can damage the structural integrity of your house, create electrical hazards, and contaminate your insulation and drywall. Which can lead to very costly remediation projects.

Both trapping and home exclusions are common Integrated Pest Management methods used in dealing with these troublemakers.

Raccoons, Skunks, Opossums, porcupines, weasels, groundhogs and more can all create issues on your property.

Although many of these animals are considered cute they can also be extremely dangerous, for instance raccoon feces can carry round worm - Baylisascaris procyonis - which can be transmitted to humans and pets. This parasite can cause serious health issues. The damage and feces left behind by raccoons should strictly be left for a professional to clean up and eliminate any potential harm down the line.

Here at Wildlife Control Maine we strictly adhere to humane and ethical trapping, relocating, and exclusion of all animals.

If you think you have a wildlife issue and want professional help or advice, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.