Whitby, whose namesake is the same town in England, may rest on the shores of Lake Ontario, but its waterside locale doesn’t protect it from invasion by all manner of woodland creatures. Animal removal is sometimes a daily necessity in these parts, and choosing the wrong pest control experts could end up with you waiting weeks for the arrival of someone to take care of that bird’s nest or an urgent skunk removal. Trying to do it yourself isn’t advised, since it is more likely that you or the creature you’re trying to remove could be seriously harmed in the process.

Why Your Home?

Why do animals set themselves up on your property? Ask SWAT Wildlife, and they’ll tell you it could be for any number of reasons. Perhaps their food supply has run out in their local area, and they’re migrating in search of more. It could also be that your home is the warmest spot in the cold of winter, and they want to keep their offspring warm and protected from the elements. This can happen in both big cities and small towns. No home, really, is immune from a potential animal invasion, which is why knowledge and preparation are key.

Yes, there’s no getting around the need for pest control for anyone, but depending on the pests, you need more than just a broom or a spray can. Squirrels and raccoons need to be handled one way; skunks and birds in other ways. Furthermore, protecting your home from nature’s little troublemakers in the future is just as important as getting them out of your home in the present. For those searching for experts in removing animals, their quest should end with SWAT Wildlife. It doesn’t matter whether you’re in need of bird removal or skunk removal; SWAT Wildlife is the one to turn to for your animal removal needs.

Many people are concerned about the effects of animal removal on the creatures themselves. With SWAT Wildlife, you don’t need to worry, because they are dedicated to humanely removing the animals from your home, and helping you block those orifices where they might try to again sneak into your home. Something so simple as capping off a chimney could save you a lot of anxiety in the future when some unwelcome animal threatens to invade your home. Proactive protection of your home should be the order of the day, rather than arranging for removal on a reoccurring basis.

Should you try animal removal on your own? Absolutely not! Too many things could go wrong for you to even consider taking the risk upon yourself.

Don’t DIY

Unless you’re trained in animal removal, both you and the animal may be at risk of injury. If you’ve ever sustained a bite from a wild animal, it’s not fun. While a skunk removal project gone wrong might result in something as innocuous as an odoriferous sweatshirt, serious property damage could result if you’re not careful. For the creatures that make it up into the higher reaches of your home, there is the added danger that comes from climbing and potentially falling off of ladders.