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Winter Garden Wildlife Control
| For the free city animal control, call 407-836-3111
AAAnimal Control is a nuisance wildlife control company servicing all of the greater Orlando area, including
the town of Winter Garden. We provide professional animal control service for your wildlife pests.
We work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including of course all evenings and weekends. We are almost always available
for a same-day or next-day appointment. We are fully licensed and insured, and provide the most effective solutions in the area.
Give us a call any time to schedule a wildlife appointment: 407-278-2705. |
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Remember, for free city service, call 407-836-3111
Please explore this website if you wish to learn more about us and our services. We provide Winter Garden pest control for
wild animals. We do not deal with dog and cat complaint or issues. We are a private company, and like all private
companies that deal with wildlife, charge for our services. We are not like the other Winter Garden exterminators or exterminating
companies out there. We do not deal with or spray for insects. We are trappers, and our specialty is wildlife control. The most common situations
that we deal with are rats in attics (there are many rats in Winter Garden), squirrels in attics, & raccoons & opossums in attics. We
are the absolute best at bat control. We also capture and remove snakes and armadillos. We do bird control, and can
catch those pest raccoons pooping in your pool or stealing your pet's food. We are fast and responsive, usually providing
same-day service.
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FL State licensed and insured - permit# N5499 - residential/commercial - operating 24 / 7
I am sending this message with the hope that you could give me an idea of how much it would have cost had I contracted a professional urban wildlife removal company to remove a mother raccoon and three pups from my attic. I live in a townhouse in Piscataway, NJ and my landlord wants to compensate me for doing the work instead of hiring a professional. I have no idea what dollar figure to base the reimbursement on though. I read every word of your website and am very grateful for all of the detailed info which allowed me to go on the successful raccoon removal journey with some semblance of knowledge about the subject. Thank you very much!!
I borrowed "HAVAHART" cages and trapped the mother plus three pups myself. I successfully baited traps for the babies in the attic with crackers, cookies & peanuts. It took about 3 weeks because they'd climb down the wall and spend time between the 1st floor ceiling and 2nd floor floorboards. I patiently waited until they'd go back up into the attic which mostly occurred at nights. Thank God the huge and aggressive mother was trapped when she went out of the attic into the back yard to get the can of tuna we baited her trap with. I'd have died if I had to carry her out of the little attic entrance in the ceiling!! I set the trap for the mother in the back yard secured to the ground with camping stakes because she kept knocking the baited cages in the attic over (even with 20 lb weights on top) then walk right up the side of the inside of the cage and eat the bait. We are now having the attic repaired & decontaminated followed by spreading raccoon eviction fluid which I purchased but didn't have to use since I successfully trapped & relocated the whole family. Do you think it's necessary to spread the raccoon eviction fluid as a deterrent? Do you think it'd be a useful deterrent or might it attract other wildlife into the attic? Here's a video of the 1st baby being rescued by the mother after it fell out of the entrance/exit hole the mother tore in the soffit. This was the day we realized that the scratching in the attice wasn't squirrels
My response: Raccoon eviction fluid is pointless after they are gone - it's not a repellent, it's a substance that makes a female raccoon already in the attic leave. We are looking for Winter Garden animal control or Winter Garden Wildlife Removal to help us.
I guess the cost of the service you did would normally run around $300. Plus the cost to repair any damage or entry holes.
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