FAQs

Not all bats carry rabies, but they have the potential to be carriers. If a bat is found inside your property, it's advisable to have it tested for rabies by your local health department as a precautionary measure.

Trappro Humane Wildlife Removal operates independently and is not affiliated with any county animal control services. We are a private company that is fully licensed and insured to provide wildlife removal services.

Yes, Trappro Humane Wildlife Removal holds the necessary licenses from the Department of Natural Resources and maintains appropriate bonding and insurance coverage to ensure professional and secure service delivery.

Trappro Humane Wildlife Removal schedules appointments Monday through Friday, from 8 am to 5 pm. We provide 3-hour arrival windows and may notify you when our technician is en route. Clients should plan to be available for the entire scheduled window to avoid missing the appointment.

Our services for trapping cats are limited to feral cats on commercial properties only. We do not offer feral cat trapping services for residential areas. Additionally, we do not trap dogs or other domestic animals.

Trappro Humane Wildlife Removal has extensive experience handling a wide range of wildlife, including but not limited to squirrels, raccoons, groundhogs, skunks, snakes, mice, rats, opossums, foxes, beavers, and feral cats on commercial properties. We also provide exclusion services for bats, flying squirrels, mice, and rats.

Yes, Trappro Humane Wildlife Removal offers comprehensive repair services for areas damaged by wildlife. Our services include installing new dripedge, gable vents, chimney caps, soffit and fascia boards, as well as sealing openings around utility lines, siding corners, and other vulnerable areas of your home. Depending on the type of repair, we offer warranties of up to 5 years. All repairs are carried out by our licensed and trained technicians, without subcontracting.

Trappro Humane Wildlife Removal monitors live cage traps once per business day, Monday through Friday. On weekends, traps are left open and pre-baited to encourage wildlife to become accustomed to entering them. This practice increases the likelihood of successful capture when traps are set. Please note that trap monitoring times may vary throughout the trapping period.

Your presence is required for the initial consultation. For interior trapping (typically for mice, rats, and snakes), we'll need access to monitor and maintain the traps. Exterior trapping for animals like squirrels, raccoons, foxes, groundhogs, opossums, skunks, and beavers generally doesn't require daily access to your property.

Exterior trap placement is safer and more practical. Trapped animals can become agitated, potentially causing injury to themselves or damage to your home if trapped in the attic. There's a risk of trapped animals falling through ceilings. Additionally, exterior trapping is more convenient for customers who can't be present throughout the day to grant access to our technicians.