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In the middle of the night you hear rustling noises echoing through your attic and walls. Are they leaving droppings and urine behind? Are they chewing your wires? Soaking your insulation with urine and poop? Gnawing on your support beams? Is it a squirrel? A bat?

Removal of these critters before they cause extensive damage to your home is the best course of action. However, getting rid of bats and other unwanted pests is only part of the solution. Once they are gone, how will you keep them from returning? Humane bat, squirrel and other animal removal is our specialty. What's more, we can ensure your home is secured so these pests can't come back.

Certified, Licensed, Award-Winning Animal Removal Services

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As licensed wildlife control professionals, a Massachusetts state licensed construction supervisor and certified Bat Conservation International bat removal specialists, you can be confident we'll expertly and humanely rid your house of unwanted animals without causing further damage to your home.

Last, but certainly not least, you'll be treated to personalized service from a company that has earned a Better Business Bureau award for customer satisfaction. Our services include:

Bat Removal

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One of the first things people notice when they have bats is a rustling noise in their walls or ceiling. Once a bat makes its way into the house or leaves a disgusting mess in the attic, they've usually had enough and call us. Find out how we go about getting rid of bats and keeping them out.

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Squirrel Removal

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Squirrels are highly destructive, chewing holes in roofs, chewing through wiring and leaving smelly waste behind. What's more, because they are so crafty, they can easily find new ways to get back into your house after they've been evicted. Our squirrel removal rid your home of threats of fire, ceiling damage and more, and can seal potential entryways, so these nuisances can't come back.

Other Animal Removal

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Have other animals invaded your home? Skunks under your porch? Raccoons in your chimney? Mice or rats in your basement? Call us today toll-free at 1-866-320-BATS and we'll send our experienced team over right away.

Attic Cleanup

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Now that your visitors are gone, who's going to clean up the mess they left behind? Feces-filled attics, urine-soaked insulation and more can all become breeding grounds for disease and obnoxious odors that can fill your home. With specialized training and equipment, we can expertly remove the disgusting remnants animals leave behind and restore your safety and peace of mind.

Click here to learn more about our attic cleanout, attic decontamination, insulation removal and replacement services.

We Work Within Your Schedule

We'll gladly inspect your home and then provide itemized pricing. We serve Boston and all of Massachusetts as well as Rhode Island. We can perform inspections, and most of our work, from the outside of your home, so you don't need to take extra time off from work. There's no need for you to be present unless you want to be.

Latest Wildlife Update — April 21, 2009

Spring has arrived all across our service area. Since the last update we've received calls for just about every type of animal that we deal with. Spring time is always a mixed bag of calls. With the arrival of the juvenile animals you never know what type of call is coming next.

The calls for raccoons seem to be a bit behind so far this year. By the 3rd week of April last year we had removed 6-10 female raccoons with young from attics and chimneys. As of this writing we have only completed 3 raccoon removal services.

Calls for bats have increased with the arrival of the warm weather. We've already had bats in houses, chimneys and of course attics in the past month. Will all the talk of white nose syndrome in little brown bats it's comforting to see that our resident big brown population seems to be healthy.

Besides working in the field I have been busy training for this year's Pan Mass Challenge. I've been cycling as well as running almost every day in preparation for this year's ride. For more information on this year's event you can visit my PMC Fundraising page.

Westwood Raccoon Removal

I recently removed a female raccoon and two juveniles from a chimney in Westwood Ma. I shot video footage of the work.

Andover Mouse Removal

Josh and I mouse proofed a large colonial house in Andover back in February that had a substantial mouse problem. The house was only 4 years old and the basement was littered with mouse droppings. The house was almost 4000 square feet but the mice were only using one hole in the entire house. This one tiny hole where the hvac piping entered the house allowed two dozen mice to infest the basement.

Attic Cleanout Services

We recently cleaned out an attic in Raynham that was full of bat droppings and soiled insulation. We removed the bats from this home back in August and now were back to restore the attic. As you can see in the pictures we had our work cut out for us.

Duxbury Raccoon Removal

Mike removed this female raccoon and her pups from an attic in Duxbury about two weeks ago. You can see how strong these animals are by the size of the hole she tore in the roof.

Flying Squirrel Removal

Last week Josh and I did a flying squirrel exclusion at a home that was truly infested with the nocturnal critters. There were several areas of urine staining on the exterior of the house as well as large piles of droppings (as well as bat droppings) in the attic. While working on the roof a flying squirrel came out of a hole and glided to a nearby tree where I was able to get a picture of it.