Yes. We use live traps and one-way exclusion devices wherever possible. Animals are relocated in compliance with Florida Fish and Wildlife regulations. We never use methods that cause unnecessary harm, and we take special care when young animals or nursing mothers are involved.

Yes — raccoons are among the most destructive attic invaders. They tear through insulation to nest, contaminate the attic with large amounts of waste (a health hazard), and can damage wiring and structural components. A family of raccoons left in an attic for a season can cause thousands of dollars in damage. Early removal is always cheaper.

Green iguanas are an invasive species in Florida and are not protected under state law on private property. Landowners are allowed to humanely remove iguanas from their property. However, Florida law requires that removal be done humanely — they cannot be harmed inhumanely. We handle iguana management in full compliance with state guidelines.

Don’t attempt to handle it. Keep your distance, keep pets and children away, and note the location if possible. Most Florida snakes are non-venomous but a few species — eastern diamondback rattlesnake, cottonmouth, coral snake — are dangerous. We’ll identify the species and remove it safely. Never assume a snake is harmless based on appearance alone.

The only reliable prevention is sealing every entry point the animal used — and any other gaps that could be exploited in the future. We use durable materials appropriate to the entry type and animal. We also provide specific recommendations around your property — trimming overhanging branches, securing garbage, removing food sources — that reduce wildlife attraction long-term.