Other Wildlife Services
In addition to wildlife removal and pest removal, Wildlife Control offers a variety of other services for your home or business including public speaking engagements, carcass removal, chimney caps and odor control.Wildlife Control: Public Speaking
Children
and adults love to see and learn about wildlife. Wayne Witkowski, from
Wildlife Control, is available for public speaking for your group,
organization or school, typically free of charge. If you are interested in booking Wayne Witkowski for a future speaking engagement, please call Wildlife Control, servicing Central and Metrowest Massachusetts, at (508) 892-1967.
Wildlife Control: Carcass Removal
In most cases, the removal of wildlife carcasses is serviced by your public works or local highway department. Occasionally, however, a carcass may end up on your own property. This carcass will usually be consumed by other wildlife eventually, but if you would like it removed quickly and effectively by a professional, please call Wildlife Control at (508) 892-1967.Wildlife Control: Chimney Caps
Chimney caps prevent
wind, rain and snow from entering your chimney, preventing potential
moisture damage and costly repair bills. Chimney caps also keep out
unwanted wildlife and pests such as squirrels, bats, birds, and
raccoons that may be seeking shelter or a place to build a nest!Wildlife Control offers chimney caps for both residential and commercial buildings. If your home or business is in need of a chimney cap, please call Wildlife Control, servicing Central and Metrowest Massachusetts, at (508) 892-1967.
Wildlife Control: Odor Control
Occasionally, wildlife and pests get stuck and eventually die inside the walls, attic or basement of your home or business. When this event occurs, it can lead to a terrible odor. While this odor will eventually dissipate, the time it may take to do so varies depending upon the size of the animal.Trapping and removal of wildlife and pests, which Wildlife Control specializes, reduces the likelihood of this occurring.
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