Midland Wildlife Control Experts

Let Us Handle Your Wild Animal Problems!

Your property can be property to much more than just your family. Whether they’re in your basement, in your attic, beneath your floorboards, or behind your walls, wild critters of all kinds love to live in homes and businesses – and for many the same reasons we enjoy being in them, too.

Your sense of comfort and security, however, can be rudely interrupted by an uninvited guest from the wild. If you’re dealing with wildlife in your home, get the professional assistance you need to remove it from Varmint Evictors, Inc. Our Midland wildlife removal experts know how to safely handle and remove wild animals from structures – even the places that seem most inaccessible people.

We can work with a variety of small varmints, including the following:

• Bats
• Birds
• Groundhogs
• Mice and rats
• Moles
• Opossums
• Raccoons
• Skunks
• Squirrels

If you think any of these animals are living in your home or business, don’t try to confront them on your own! Animals that feel cornered or in danger can attack out of self-defense, resulting in unnecessary injuries. Our Midland wildlife control experts can safely deal with these critters so that they won’t harm you or your family or be harmed themselves during the removal process.

To schedule an appointment with Varmint Evictors, Inc., contact us online or call (989) 268-7666 today for wildlife removal in Midland, MI! 

Signs You Have a Wildlife Infestation

Wild animals can be sneaky, and you might not realize they’ve taken up residence in your home until the problem gets out of hand. Here are some common signs of a wildlife infestation to watch for:

• Strange Noises: Scratching, scurrying, or chirping in walls, ceilings, or attics may indicate rodents, birds, or bats.
• Droppings or Urine Stains: Feces and urine stains, particularly in dark or rarely visited areas, can suggest an infestation.
• Gnawed Wires or Wood: Rodents and squirrels often chew on electrical wiring, wooden beams, and furniture.
• Foul Odors: A persistent musky or decaying smell could indicate a hidden nest or deceased animal.
• Tracks and Grease Marks: Smudges along walls or footprints in dusty areas can reveal frequent wildlife activity.
• Unexpected Pet Behavior: If your pet is barking, growling, or staring at a particular spot, it might be reacting to hidden critters.

If you’ve noticed any of these signs, don’t wait for the problem to escalate. Contact Varmint Evictors, Inc. for professional wildlife control in Midland.

We Specialize in Bat Removal in Midland 

We can handle plenty of different species at Varmint Evictors, Inc., but we are particularly skillful when it comes to bat removal. Bats like to roost in places where it’s dark and accessible to the outdoors. This makes attics, crawlspaces, window shutters, and even the void between walls attractive prospects for a group of bats.

These animals get a pretty bad because of all the superstition and folklore that’s associated with them. While pretty much all of what you thought you knew about bats from scary movies and stories is probably untrue, the reality of living with them isn’t any less scary.

Bat droppings, often called “guano,” can contain a fungus whose spores are toxic to people. Once inhaled, these spores can cause severe respiratory infections in healthy adults, sometimes leading to hospitalization. For the very old, very young, or those with weak immune systems, infections from these spores can even be lethal.

There are also parasites that live on bats known as “bat bugs.” These are similar to bed bugs and can transfer from their winged hosts to humans once introduced into a property. While they aren’t known to transmit any diseases, bat bug bites do cause itching and swelling.

Lastly, you don’t want bats in your home in case any are carrying rabies. While this is rare, it’s not worth the risk to come into contact with any animal that may carry the rabies virus. Even without rabies, though, getting bit by a bat is no joke! That's why it's important you call our Midland bat control professionals.