Keeping Critters Out Once They’re Removed
If you’ve got an animal on your property, you probably want it gone quickly, and you definitely don’t want it coming back! Once an animal has made its way onto your property or into your home, there’s a good chance they’ll try to come back, especially if they were released somewhere nearby. We wanted to […]
Repairing Damage Done by Unwanted Critters
There are lots of different kinds of wild animals that give homeowners problems. At K.P. Wildlife, we’ve helped lots of homeowners in Maryland remove animals and repair their property afterwards. Wild animals can do a lot of damage to your home and lawn, and we wanted to take some time today to speak about how […]
Wilmington, Delaware Squirrel Removal
Have you been hearing noises in your attic or somewhere else in your home? Have you actually seen the animals? Whether you suspect or know if you have squirrels, or any other animals, living in your home, you need some help from an experienced animal removal company in Delaware. At KP Wildlife Control, we’ve been […]
The Damage Wildlife Can Do to a Home
Are you having issues with animals in your home or on your property? Wild animals can be dangerous, and can wreak havoc on your home. At K.P. Wildlife, we’ve been providing Marylanders with our animal removal services for years, and have seen all the damage they can cause to your home. We wanted to talk […]
Are There Squirrels Running Around Your Attic?
Are you hearing noises coming from your attic? Are you finding droppings around your house? Have you seen any animals coming in and out of your home? If you answered yes to any of these questions then you probably have an animal living in your attic. It could be bats, raccoons, or birds, but the […]
Are There Birds in Your Vents?
When camping, there can be nothing better to wake up to than the sounds of the birds chirping, but when you’re at home you probably don’t want to be awoken by birds. Usually, birds like to build their nests outside somewhere, either in a tree or a bush, but with the increase in loss of […]
