Palm Bay, FL Wildlife Removal

• Dead Animal Removal
• Attic Clean Out Services
• Animal Proofing & Wildlife Exclusion
• Humane Animal Trapping Services

Are you completely fed up with nuisance raccoons, squirrels and skunks? Are you encountering bats flying in or around your house, putting your children’s health in risk with the dangers of rabies and histoplasmosis? Nuisance wildlife can tear a home apart in a matter of days and when you have such a problem on your hands we are available 24/7 to put your life at ease. We offer services ranging from dead animal removal to attic clean out services and emergency Alafaya wildlife control. Have skunks moved onto your property creating unbearable smell? Skunks can dig holes under decks and stoops creating huge amounts of debris and gravel along with the unbearable odors that they produce. They also will destroy your lawn if they are looking for grubs. Nuisance squirrels can be a real headache too. Squirrels reproduce 2 litters of young annually causing complete havoc in homes if left unattended. It is not difficult for squirrels to enter the attic right through factory made attic fans or vents since they are not animal proof, which makes entry very easy for problematic animals. Birds can also cause a lot of difficulties if they decide to make nests in your attic,  this nesting can create a large amount of damage to attic insulation and create unpleasant smells along with bird mites.

• Rat Exclusion
• Rodent Proofing
• Rat Extermination

There are two different, common, species of rat in the Melbourne area, luckily rat removal is the same. The Roof Rat, and the Norwegian Rat (or Norway Rat). The roof rat, is by far the most common rate we encounter, I would guess that about 80% of our calls are for rats, and every time people always ask “why me”? While there are things you can do to lower your odds of attracting rats, a lot of it is just luck. Fortunately we are very good at rat removal in Alafaya Florida. A full grown, 18 inch rat only needs a nickel size hole to get its entire body through. They can tread water for 3 days, and hold their breath underwater for over 3 minutes. Rats are truly amazing, and adaptable creatures, but we don’t want them in our homes! We get great pride in removing rats from your attics and homes!

• Humane Raccoon Removal
• Raccoon Feces Clean Up
• Raccoon Damage Repairs
• Baby Raccoon Removal

Are nuisance raccoons tearing up your attic and making disturbing noises at night? Raccoons in the house are a serious trouble. They can dig into the attic through your roof in less than an hour, which in turn can cause serious water damage to your home and attic insulation. The trouble doesn’t end there either, if a raccoon gets inside, your insulation will be destroyed in a matter of days just from them trailing back and forth. In addition to this, raccoon feces is toxic as well as containing parasites called raccoon roundworm which can potentially be fatal. We have professional experts who know exactly how to deal with these issues safely, have your animal damages repaired and back to normal. We provide guaranteed raccoon exclusion services to ensuring raccoons can no longer take advantage of old entry points. For the attic damage, our staff handles the complete cleanup and restoration from start to finish.

• Bat Exclusion From Attics
• Humane Bat Removal
• Guaranteed Bat Proofing Services
• Quality Home Bat Inspections

Do you see bats flying around your gutters, soffits, vents or roof line? Or even worse have they moved into your attic? Does your house or attic smell of ammonia? There are specific signs of bats making a home inside of your attic including strong ammonia odor due to urine and guano build up, visible guano in the attic or stuck around entry points and of course random bats making their way into the living quarters of your house. We offer our professional services to provide you with efficient bat control, guano removal and exclusion services. According to federal law bats can only be removed during a particular times of the year, so please be aware of attempting to rid bats yourself without knowing the federal laws protecting them. After our bat exclusion service is completed, we then proceed with restoration and clean out of your damaged attic insulation.

Palm Bay is often referred to in four quadrants: Northwest, Northeast, Southwest, and Southeast, each comprising multiple zip codes. The most area is in Northeast. The most rural area is comprising an area. This area is home to Bombardier Recreational Products. A small portion of Bayside Lakes lies in the place.

From the 1920s, the city was renamed following the bay bordered with sabal palm trees called Palm Bay, situated in the mouth of Turkey Creek. A group of Tillman businessmen established that the Melbourne-Tillman Drainage District, and issued $1.5 million worth of bonds.

The canals made it possible flip lands to agricultural usage and to control flood. Farmers planted citrus groves and truck farms which sent winter produce from the Florida East Coast Railroad to markets. Farmers sold timber and land to paper companies. Back in 1926, Palm Bay was economically depressed by a fire among a hurricane and the dredges. The Melbourne-Tillman Drainage District went bankrupt.

Palm Bay is a city in Brevard County, Florida. The city’s population was 103,190 at the 2010 United States Census, making it the most populous city in the county. Palm Bay is a principal city of the Palm Bay−Melbourne−Titusville Metropolitan Statistical Area, which had a population of 543,376 in the 2010 census.

Palm Bay is growing its part of Bayside Lakes “downtown” to make a focus for the city.

During the early 1990s, Palm Bay Regional Park, a soccer and athletic complex from the western region of the city, was assembled. It is the biggest of a citywide system of recreation areas and parks. The Turkey Creek Sanctuary is a small nature reserve in the northwestern region of the city.

As stated by the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 68.8 square miles (178.3 km2), of which 65.7 square miles (170.2 km2) is land and 3.1 square miles (8.1 km2), or 4.56 percent, is water.