Animal Remover FAQs

Yes! We do. Please call us to find out if you qualify.

It depends on the situation. Sometimes we do charge for inspections depending upon the circumstances surround the animal situation and the property.

Yes, we do. We offer complete and comprehensive insect and rodent pest control services in addition to our wildlife animal removal services. Call us today for a free inspection!

No, we are not funded by city, state, or federal organizations. We are a private corporation and must charge a fee for our animal removal services. However, there are special instances involving exotic animal removal that may be free of charge.

• The Initial Inspection / Service fee covers us traveling to your property, performing a full inspection, determining exactly what animal problem you having and what we can do to solve it.
• Setting traps if applicable, resetting traps inadvertently tripped, cleaning off snow, ice, and debris, rebating traps with fresh bait as necessary, and disinfecting the trap for the next customer.
• Writing out a full Animal Intrusion Worksheet (prices for animal damage repair / cleanup).

It depends. Sometimes we remove animals on a per head basis because we handle each animal individually. In other instances, we charge a flat rate to remove animals. And in some cases, we charge per trip to the property.

The price per animal covers us coming to your site, removing the animal from your property, resetting the trap with fresh bait and lure, and relocating or euthanizing the removed animal.

We have a vast service area. We provide services in locations across the United States. Our headquarters is in Cincinnati, Ohio. We have locations in Harrison, Ohio, Dayton, OH, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Central to East Florida.

It covers us traveling to your site, removing animals, and in some cases also repairing animal damage or providing exclusion services.

The per trip cost covers us travel to your property, removing animals, rebaiting traps, relocating animals, euthanizing animals, and doing repairs / exclusion services to keep animals out.

• We do not use pet food in our traps.
• We use specialized baits designed by our research and development department to prevent catching non-target animals and domesticated animals.
• Most of our baits and lures are formulated to attract animals that are within 5-10 feet of the trap – not from long distances.
• We set traps near the animal’s entry point or travel path.

• It depends on which plan you are set up on. We offer multiple options and plans to fit your needs. We still must come to your site, release or remove the animal from your property, reset and re-bait the trap, and/or dispose of the animal.
• We rarely catch non-target animals with our species-specific baits, but it does sometimes happen, even though we take all the precautions to prevent it from happening

The customer is responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged traps. All our traps are secured down with stakes or wire to help prevent theft and to prevent the traps from being turned over by the animals themselves.

No. It is against state law for anyone other than the operator of the trap to release an animal from the trap, move the trap, touch, or tamper with the trap. If an animal is released from the trap the customer may be charged for the animal and for replacement cost of the trap if damaged. This will be determined by an Animal Remover wildlife specialist.

Yes, state law requires we have permission to set traps on private property. We also have specific terms for service that you must agree to.

It depends on your animal situation; different animals require different traps. This will be determined by an Animal Remover wildlife control specialist.

As close to the entry point, travel path, or to the damaged area as possible.

Yes, we do have one-way doors that will allow the animals to exit but not to return. However, some animals like squirrels can chew back in somewhere else rather quickly. We highly recommend that all potential entry points are repaired / reinforces before installing a one-way door. We’ve also seen squirrels chew back in through newly installed roofs.

It’s possible but highly unlikely. We do use a professional series trap. The only reason this could happen is if the trap was damaged prior by something other than an animal, if the traps is old and not functioning properly, or in some cases the trap may have been set incorrectly.

• Yes, we will perform a full inspection of your attic apace, roof space, ceiling space, or crawl space and give you a full report.
• We will check for physical animal damage, wire damage from animals chewing through wire, animal feces or droppings, animal urine which can be spotted using a UV light, and insulation compaction from animals walking on top of the insulation and compacting it.