You may find some of our Carolina wildlife cute, fascinating or downright creepy. No matter how you feel about them, one thing’s for sure - they don’t belong in your home. Once inside, these creatures can be aggressive, cause an enormous amount of damage and spread disease. The wildlife removal experts at Bug Ivey can safely remove them, prevent future invasions and restore your peace of mind.
In nature, bats are a beneficial species. However, if they find their way inside your home, they’re a nuisance and a big health concern, not to mention the source of nightmares. Their fecal droppings are toxic, containing bacteria that cause disease. In the Carolinas, bats are a protected species. You need professional help to remove them and make sure they don’t return.
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Are you dealing with pesky opossums invading your home? Look no further than Ivey Exterminating, your trusted partner in safe and effective wildlife removal.
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Racoons may look awfully cute, but they’re notorious for causing severe damage to property and carrying rabies. These creatures can become a big problem indoors. They can literally rip part of a roof off to get access to your home. A 40-pound racoon can fit through a four-inch-square opening. They typically work their way into your attic or crawlspace.
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Suddenly seeing a snake in your house can be a terrifying experience, but it happens. It’s easy for them to slither their way in through the smallest of openings to feed on mice, insects and other pests. Snakes got you panicked? Bug Ivey can help.
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Squirrels enter homes seeking food, water and shelter. These world-class climbers easily scale tree branches that are close to your house and run the roof. Once they’re up there, they can sense the temperature differences in the attic spaces beneath and literally gnaw their way through your roof on their mission to find warmth and build their nests. In the wild, squirrels eat mainly nuts and seeds. In your home, they’ll eat anything, do a whole lot of damage and spread disease.
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