Wildlife Control Service

Wildlife Removal And Control

We offer a wide range of treatment options for wildlife issues. Each property and pest issue is unique, and our treatment plans are tailored with that in mind. After we assess your situation, we will work with you to come up with the options that will resolve your wildlife issue in the fastest way possible with the goal in mind of no repeat problems.

Squirrel Treatment Options

  • Ground Squirrel Trapping:

    Ground squirrel trapping is a good option for residential properties, commercial sites, and areas where bait use may not be appropriate. We use highly effective self resetting traps, which are designed to provide ongoing ground squirrel control while reducing the need for frequent manual trap resetting.

    Our team will inspect the property, identify active burrows and travel areas, and place the traps in strategic locations where ground squirrels are most likely to encounter them. The traps are securely installed and monitored during scheduled service visits.

    Ground squirrel trapping can help reduce existing activity and provide continued protection as new squirrels enter the property. This service may be recommended for homes, schools, parks, businesses, HOAs, and other properties experiencing recurring ground squirrel problems.

  • Ground Squirrel Bait Stations:

    For large properties, commercial sites, HOAs, parks, and areas with heavy ground squirrel activity, professionally installed bait stations can provide effective, long-term ground squirrel control. This service is especially useful for properties located next to open fields, vacant land, hillsides, or other areas where new squirrels may continually move onto the property.

    Our team will inspect the site and recommend the appropriate number and placement of tamper-resistant ground squirrel bait stations. The stations are securely anchored in strategic locations where squirrels are most active. During regularly scheduled service visits, we monitor bait consumption, evaluate new burrow activity, and replenish the stations as needed.

    An ongoing ground squirrel baiting program helps reduce existing populations and prevents squirrel activity from building back up to damaging levels. Ground squirrel control is available for residential properties, commercial properties, HOAs, schools, parks, municipalities, and other large properties throughout Riverside County, San Bernardino County, and surrounding areas.

  • Tunnel Fumigation System: In areas where we have access to all the burrow entrances, we can use our Tunnel Fumigation System to eliminate them. This method uses a combination of carbon monoxide and a non-toxic additive that quickly fills the tunnel. After removing the ground squirrels, the gas will eventually dissipate without leaving any poison or bait behind.
  • Exclusion: In some cases, exclusion methods can be used to deny ground squirrels access to a particular area. Because ground squirrels can dig under and climb over objects, this may not always be a permanent solution for ground squirrel control.

Mole Treatment Options

  • Trapping—Trapping is one of the most dependable methods of control currently available. We will set traps that straddle the tunnel so that the mole is none the wiser. While many home and business owners will try to trap moles on their own, they may be unsuccessful. Proper trap placement and set-up are essential for pest control.
  • Repellents—Repellents are typically not effective on their own. Moles will dig their way to a new location. When placed correctly, however, repellents can steer moles toward pre-set traps.
  • Chemical Control—Baits have shown to be effective against moles. Mimicking the moles’ natural food source, these baits are laid in tunnels and foraging burrows. Once consumed, the moles will die in a few days.
  • Hardware Cloth—Although a temporary fix, hardware cloth can be buried in front of or around precious plantings. This method is never a sole method of mole control but can be used to exclude moles from specific areas.

Gopher Treatment Options

Our standard gopher control service is a 30-day treatment program designed to eliminate active gophers and address new activity that appears during the service period. The number of visits and treatment methods may vary depending on the size of the property, soil conditions, landscaping, and the level of gopher activity.

During the initial visit, our technician will inspect the property, locate active tunnel systems, and treat the underground burrows using professional gopher-control products. Treatments are placed directly inside the tunnel system, below the surface and away from people and pets when used according to the product label. We will also level existing mounds and seal treatment openings so new activity is easier to identify.

Most properties receive two to three follow-up visits during the 30-day service period. At each visit, we inspect for fresh mounds, reopen active tunnel systems, and perform additional treatments where needed. Because gophers may travel from neighboring yards, open fields, slopes, or undeveloped land, ongoing monitoring may be recommended for properties that experience recurring activity.

Trapping is also available upon request or when our technician determines it is the most appropriate treatment method for a particular area. All treatment recommendations are based on the conditions found during the inspection.

Your treated areas are covered for 30 days. If new gopher activity appears during that period, contact us by phone, text, or email so we can schedule another inspection.

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