Wildlife Removal, Remediation, & Restoration Services
Nuisance Wildlife
Nuisance Wildlife
Nuisance Wildlife
Our mission is to keep your home and business nuisance wildlife-free with the least amount of disruption to your daily life.
Indiana wildlife is great for the environment and to view from a distance. The problem begins when they invade your space! Once they nest in your attic or crawl, you need to call the professionals at Ampro.
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Indiana Critters
Nuisance Wildlife
Nuisance Wildlife
- Bats
- Beavers
- Birds
- Groundhogs
- Muskrats
- Opossum
- Raccoons
- Skunks
- Snakes
- Squirrels & Chipmunks
Waste Clean Up
Nuisance Wildlife
Waste Clean Up
After safe removal and prevention of re-entry (Exclusion services) by our Ampro Wildlife professionals, a thorough assessment is made for clean up (Remediation/Restoration).
We professionally clean, sanitize, repair any wood, wall, and floor damage to bring your property back to a healthier, odor-free, and safer home.
Nuisance wildlife invading Central Indiana Homes & Businesse
Call the Professionals!
Most nuisance wildlife can be easily encouraged to leave your living space, safely trapped, and removed from your property. Once trapped, home owners can opt for our "Have a Heart Option" for the critter to be released in a wildlife protected area. Professional wildlife technicians follow guidelines and regulations for the humane relocation of nuisance critter by selecting suitable habitats away from human-populated areas where the skunk can thrive. This ensures that the wildlife is released into an environment that provides adequate resources for its survival.
Bats
It is vitally important to address bat infestations promptly and seek professional assistance! Bats play an important role in our ecosystem by controlling insect populations and pollinating plants, they are not suitable housemates due to the health risks, noise, property damage, and potential structural issues they can cause. Ampro Wildlife Technicians provide safe and humane removal whether it's a loner or an entire colony.
- Nocturnal, very active at night with sounds of constant fluttering, scratching, and squeaking when they roost in attics and walls
- Guano accumulation in significant amounts can cause health risks to humans
- Stains & damages on walls and ceilings resulting in costly maintenance and repairs
- Structural damage and fire hazard caused by chewing on wires and insulation
- Bats can create even more entry points for other pests
- Carriers of disease, including rabies and histoplasmosis
*** Raccoons
Raccoons can enter your attic via broken roof vents & chimneys. Crawlspace, decking, outdoor sheds via foundation cracks and basement vents; If there's an opening, they will find a way to enter.
- Raccoons are nocturnal with unusual noises such as scratching, growling, and when the babies arrive you will hear their screeches and cries to fully disturb your peace and quiet
- Nasty human-size droppings full of parasites and roundworms. The cumulation of feces and urine is rapid, destroying ceilings, walls, subfloors and insulation (costly!)
- Raccoons can even chew through walls, sheetrock, including support structures
- Fleas & ticks become rampant affecting your domestic pets as the raccoons nightly enter and exit looking for food
- Known to destroy duct work and wiring
- Raccoon removal should be done by a professional to ensure a proper investigation of damages, clean up, and repairs for the safety of your home/business, family, & pets
Squirrels & Chipmunks
Squirrels and chipmunks are known for their ability to chew through materials such as wood, insulation, and electrical wires; Major FIRE HAZARD! They can cause significant damage to your property, including structural damage, insulation damage, and electrical problems. These nuisance rodents are extremely active creatures, especially during the day. If there is a squirrel stuck in your attic or wall, you may hear scratching, scampering, and other noises as it tries to find a way out.
If a squirrel becomes trapped and dies inside your attic or wall, it will create a foul odor that can permeate through your home. This odor can be difficult to eliminate, requiring professional assistance.
The health risks involved is that these animals can carry various diseases and parasites, including fleas, ticks, and mites. All which can cause health issues for you and your family/employees.
Skunks
Besides the STINK ... Skunks wreak all kinds of problems to home owners
- Property Damage: Digging and undermining deck/porch structures, foundation issues
- Pet Conflicts: No one wants to deal with a skunk-sprayed dog!
- Disease Transmission: Scratches require medical attention to avoid the possibility of rabies and/or leptospirosis
- Structural Damage: Burrowing under foundations leading to costly repairs
By following safety measures, professional wildlife technicians ensure the well-being of both humans and skunks during the removal process. Expertise and experience in handling wildlife help minimize risks and ensure a successful and humane outcome. Once the skunk is trapped, professionals handle it with care and take precautions to avoid unnecessary stress or harm. They use appropriate handling techniques to prevent bites or scratches. The skunk is then transported in a secure and well-ventilated container to minimize stress and ensure its safety during relocation.
Muskrats
Muskrats are skilled burrowers and can create extensive underground tunnels. If a muskrat burrows near a home's foundation, it can weaken the soil and compromise the stability of the structure. This can lead to foundation damage, including cracks, sinking, or shifting. Muskrats have strong teeth and may gnaw on various structures, including wooden fences, decking, or even the exterior of a home. Consult Ampro Wildlife Control if you notice muskrat activity ... wildlife control experts can safely and effectively address the issue to keep your home/business a safe, living functional environment
Groundhogs / Woodchucks
Groundhogs tunnel under sidewalks, driveways, patios, or other structures, causing them to become unstable or collapse. This can create safety hazards and require costly repairs. They may even divert water and cause it to accumulate near the foundation which results in water seepage into basements or crawl spaces, leading to water damage and potential mold growth. They chew on electrical wires or utility lines that are accessible near their burrows posing a fire hazard and can disrupt power or other utilities to the home.
