About

We here at Wildlife Animal Pest are an expert team of nuisance wildlife control and removal operators (also known as NCWO or Nuisance Wildlife Control Operators) dedicated to providing effective solutions for all types of nuisance animal problems to homes and businesses in the local area. I’m David, the man behind this website, and it is my number one priority to ensure that pest animals are removed in effective, humane, and practical ways, while educating the public to keep future potential conflicts to a minimum.

You can find me personally in Orlando, Florida, but I have been training companies in humane nuisance wildlife control and removal practices since 2005 and now have built up a web of dedicated professionals to service almost every part of the United States. You can easily find one of our professionals in your area by clicking on the map of USA and pinpointing your specific location. Alternatively, please feel free to get in touch with me by email, at any time, and I will do my very best to answer as quick as I can.

Our Priorities and Goals

• We know that most property owners have a healthy respect for wild animals, they just don’t want those animals inside their homes or businesses.
• We can provide you with a range of solutions to effectively solve wildlife problems humanely and safely, covering all aspects of the job — trapping, repairs to damage, property modifications, barrier installation, clean up of biological hazards and full sanitation, and more. It is our number one goal to ensure the job is done right, first time.
• We hope to provide property owners across American with the answers and information they need to be better informed about nuisance wildlife and, in turn, better protected from potentially dangerous nuisance wildlife.
• We carry out work to the very highest of standards — including removal, control, and professional-grade repairs and restorations.
• We treat each and every one of our customers how we, ourselves, would want to be treated: with respect, with courtesy, and with friendliness.
• We also take great price in treating animals in the same way: with respect, with courtesy, and with friendliness. All of our approaches to nuisance wildlife control are humane.

I have written a number of guides on removing nuisance wildlife, controlling nuisance wildlife, and also preventing potential problems from nuisance wildlife. You may find a few of these helpful:

Rats in the Air Conditioner - AC Chase

Rats do often enter the home or attic via an opening at the bottom of the A/C chase. They can also nest in outdoor air conditioner compressor units...

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Rats in the Air Conditioner - AC Chase

Rats do often enter the home or attic via an opening at the bottom of the A/C chase. They can also nest in outdoor air conditioner compressor units...

Read More

Rats in the Air Conditioner - AC Chase

Rats do often enter the home or attic via an opening at the bottom of the A/C chase. They can also nest in outdoor air conditioner compressor units...

Read More

Rats in the Air Conditioner - AC Chase

Rats do often enter the home or attic via an opening at the bottom of the A/C chase. They can also nest in outdoor air conditioner compressor units...

Read More

We are fully aware that most home and property owners love being able to appreciate wild animals in their natural environments; they just aren’t happy about those wild animals encroaching on personal property and space, especially when they cause damage along the way. The majority of nuisance animals are fascinating to watch, and they often come with great benefits for outdoor spaces, such as keeping plant and crop-destroying insect populations down, aerating soils, dispersal of seeds, and much more besides.

Sadly, the problems associated with nuisance wildlife often outweigh those benefits when the critters start inhabiting human dwellings and areas — which is, in turn, becoming an all-too familiar scenario. With more and more wild spaces being cleared to make way for housing estates, shopping malls, industrial centers, and more, nuisance wildlife is left with no choice but to find another place to call home. That's what drives them into residential and commercial spaces.

Human homes give wild animals everything they are looking for to survive and thrive — sturdy structures with plenty of warmth and shelter, and good access to fresh sources of water and food. Unfortunately, wild animals do not, and will not, amend their behavioral patterns to make it easier for humans to live right alongside them. Instead, they scratch, tear and chew at exterior parts of the building to try and get inside, and then cause utter devastation when they are successful. This can include increased fire risks due to chewed live wires, floods and leaks as a result of chewed or broken water and sewage pipes, potential structural damage as a result of damp and mold, and even a threat of the spread of potentially deadly diseases — and that's before you look at the bad odors and all-night-long noises that often accompany a wild animal infestation.

Human homes give wild animals everything they are looking for to survive and thrive — sturdy structures with plenty of warmth and shelter, and good access to fresh sources of water and food. Unfortunately, wild animals do not, and will not, amend their behavioral patterns to make it easier for humans to live right alongside them. Instead, they scratch, tear and chew at exterior parts of the building to try and get inside, and then cause utter devastation when they are successful. This can include increased fire risks due to chewed live wires, floods and leaks as a result of chewed or broken water and sewage pipes, potential structural damage as a result of damp and mold, and even a threat of the spread of potentially deadly diseases — and that's before you look at the bad odors and all-night-long noises that often accompany a wild animal infestation.

It is our main focus to inform property and home owners across America about nuisance wildlife and the problems surrounding it. These are some of the most common questions we are asked:

Rats in the Air Conditioner - AC Chase

Rats do often enter the home or attic via an opening at the bottom of the A/C chase. They can also nest in outdoor air conditioner compressor units...

Read More

Rats in the Air Conditioner - AC Chase

Rats do often enter the home or attic via an opening at the bottom of the A/C chase. They can also nest in outdoor air conditioner compressor units...

Read More

Rats in the Air Conditioner - AC Chase

Rats do often enter the home or attic via an opening at the bottom of the A/C chase. They can also nest in outdoor air conditioner compressor units...

Read More

Rats in the Air Conditioner - AC Chase

Rats do often enter the home or attic via an opening at the bottom of the A/C chase. They can also nest in outdoor air conditioner compressor units...

Read More

We work across most of the USA, including these larger cities and their surrounding areas:

Birmingham, AL — Austin, TX — Baltimore, MD — Boston, MA — Buffalo, NY — Cape Coral, FL — Charlotte, NC — Cincinnati, OH — Clearwater, FL — Cleveland, OH — Colorado Springs, CO — Columbia, SC — Columbus, OH — Coral Springs, FL — Dallas, TX — Dayton, OH — Denver, CO — Detroit, MI — Durham, NC — Fort Lauderdale, FL — Fort Myers, FL — Fort Worth, TX — Gainesville, FL — Greater Lansing, MI — Greensboro, NC — Harrisburg, PA — Hartford, CT — Houston, TX — Huntsville, AL — Jackson, MS — Jacksonville, FL — Kansas City, MO — Knoxville, TN — Los Angeles, CA — Louisville, KY — Madison, WI — Melbourne, FL — Memphis, TN — Miami, FL — Milwaukee, WI — Minneapolis, MN — Naples, FL — Nashville, TN — Nassau County, NY — New Orleans, LA — New York City, NY — Norfolk, VA — Oakland, CA — Oklahoma City, OK — Orlando, FL — Philadelphia, PA — Phoenix, AZ — Pittsburgh, PA — Portland, OR — Raleigh, NC — Richmond, VA — Rochester, NY — Sacramento, CA — Salt Lake City, UT — San Antonio, TX — San Diego, CA — San Francisco, CA — Sarasota, FL — Seattle, WA — Springfield, MA — St. Louis, MO — St. Paul, MN — Suffolk County, NY — Syracuse, NY — Tallahassee, FL — Trenton, NJ — Tulsa, OK — Virginia Beach, VA — Washington, DC — Waterbury, CT — Winston Salem, NC