Professional Services Include Inspections,  Trapping, Removal, Prevention, and Damage Repair

Jeff Walker, Charleston Business Review

When you think of the term wildlife, perhaps three different images come to mind. If you're living an undisciplined or unrestrained lifestyle, whereas you might be running full speed ahead without a safety net, than perhaps you're living a 'wild life'.

However for most of us, wildlife is defined as living things, especially mammals, reptiles, birds, and sea creatures that are non-human and mostly undomesticated. And there are three separate ways for humans to come in contact with wildlife. First off, you could go on safari in Africa (lions, tigers, & giraffes), or you could go camping where you might come across unwanted run-ins with bears, foxes, deer, and assorted reptiles. Secondly, you could find an assortment of all the aforementioned animals at several of the zoos located throughout America.

However, because wildlife is often unpredictable and instinctive, the places you don't want to encounter wildlife is where you work, live, or play. If a poisonous snake has found its way into your home, an alligator is spending too much time in your back yard, or small creatures and bats have taken up residence in your attic, then you want experienced and skilled wildlife removal personnel to address the situation.

And while there are several companies in greater Charleston specializing in wildlife extraction services, not all are the same. If and when the need arises you want specialists dedicated to their safe and humane removal. You want licensed professionals who care about you, your property and the animal they are removing. Furthermore, you want to company that is affordable, reliable, knowledgeable, and offers a no nonsense approach. 

You get all that and more when you contact Critter Control of Charleston. Trusted for more than 40 years, Critter Control service the entire low country from Colleton to Horry County, including everywhere between Bonneau to Conway SC.

Did you know that South Carolina is home to 14 species of bats. It's not uncommon to discover bats roosting in attics, using these shelters to give birth. especially between mid-May to mid-August, with June being the most likely time. Along with increased growth comes the chance of transmitted diseases, carrying the threat of both rabies and histoplasmosis.

Critter Control are not only concerned about removing unwanted critters from your premises, they are additionally concerned about preventing them from returning. Their exclusion methods include caulking cracks in foundations, capping chimneys, and installing mesh covers over vents and crawl space entrances. Furthermore they offer damage repair.

The bottom line is, if you have unwanted guests in your attic, crawl space, garage, utility shed, yard, or worse in your living space, then you want professionals to remove them. Critter Control of greater Charleston offer free inspections for bat removal, and 24-hour emergency services when warranted.

Those who work in wildlife removal have somewhat of a kinship to first responders, because often wildlife removal professionals put themselves at risk to remove unwanted nuisances. You may never have a need for wildlife removal, but when you do you want a company that provides humane animal handling, as well as practical cost effective solutions.

Lowcountry residents and business owners can reach Critter Control of Charleston at 843-793-0345 and online at https://www.crittercontrol.com/office-finder/south-carolina/charleston/