When you’re dealing with a wildlife problem—whether it’s scratching in the attic or a raccoon in the crawlspace—it can feel overwhelming. The last thing you want is to feel left in the dark about what’s happening next or whether the job will be done right.
At Freedom Wildlife Solutions & Pest Control, our goal is to make the wildlife removal process as simple, transparent, and stress-free as possible. We believe in communicating clearly, doing things right the first time, and earning your trust through every step.
Here’s what you can expect when you work with our team—from the first phone call to the final inspection. (919) 584-8650
Step 1: Reach Out for Help
It all starts when you realize something’s not right—noises in the attic, droppings in the garage, or signs of chewing near your vents. When that happens, you can contact us by calling our office or submitting a contact form through our website.
Either way, you’ll be greeted by a friendly, knowledgeable team member who will:
- Collect your basic information
- Ask a few quick questions about what you’re experiencing
- Schedule a time for one of our wildlife inspectors to visit your property
You’ll be given a specific day and a time window so you can plan accordingly. We believe in respecting your time—so we always aim to be punctual and communicate clearly.
Step 2: We Let You Know When We’re On the Way
On the day of your inspection, you’ll receive a message letting you know your technician is en route, along with an estimated arrival time. No guessing games. No wondering when someone will show up.
Step 3: On-Site Consultation and Full Inspection
When your inspector arrives, they’ll first take the time to listen to your story. You’ve been dealing with this issue, and you know the details—so we start by asking:
- What have you seen or heard?
- When and where have you noticed the problem?
- Have you noticed any smells or droppings?
- Have you had anyone try to address the issue before?
Once we’ve gathered your input, we move into a comprehensive inspection. This includes:
- Checking the attic, crawlspace, roofline, vents, soffits, siding, and other key access points
- Taking photos of everything we inspect
- Looking for signs of activity, damage, and potential vulnerabilities for future wildlife issues
We’re not just here to identify what’s happening—we’re here to explain why it’s happening and how to prevent it from happening again.
Step 4: Review of Findings and Estimate
Once the inspection is complete, we’ll sit down with you and walk through:
- Every photo we took
- A detailed explanation of what we found
- The species you’re dealing with
- The extent of the problem
- Potential contributing factors (such as roof gaps, uncovered vents, or nearby food sources)
We’ll then present a clear, written estimate that outlines:
- The steps needed to solve the current problem
- Any repair, cleanup, or exclusion work needed
- Optional upgrades for long-term protection
We’ll never pressure you—but we will explain what we recommend and why. Our goal is to help you make an informed decision and feel confident about moving forward.
Step 5: The Removal Process Begins
Once you approve the estimate, we begin the removal phase. Whether we’re dealing with bats, squirrels, raccoons, or another nuisance species, this is a process, not a one-time fix.
Depending on the species and situation, we may use:
- Traps, strategically placed and monitored
- One-way devices that allow animals to exit but not re-enter
- Cameras to monitor movement and capture behavior
This phase typically takes a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the activity level, weather, and number of animals present.
Throughout the process, our technicians will:
- Keep you updated regularly on progress
- Notify you before every visit
- Adjust the setup as needed based on new activity
You’ll never be left wondering what’s happening—we’ll keep you in the loop every step of the way.
Step 6: Cleanup, Repairs, and Prevention
Once we’re confident the animals are gone and there’s been no new activity for a minimum monitoring period, we move into the final phase of the job:
- Cleanup of droppings, nesting material, and contamination
- Repairs to damaged areas—such as soffits, vents, or siding
- Sealing and exclusion to prevent future re-entry
- Disinfecting and deodorizing, if needed, to address odor and health concerns
All of this is included in the quote you approved. We’ll take after photos of the work and go over every detail with you to ensure you’re satisfied.
Step 7: Final Review and Customer Satisfaction
Before we consider a job complete, we do a final walkthrough with you. We’ll show you:
- Photos of the completed work
- Sealed entry points and repairs
- What was done and why
We’ll also answer any remaining questions you have and confirm that everything was completed to your satisfaction. If something needs adjusting, we’re not done until it’s right.
And if any issues arise after the job? You’ll know exactly who to call—and we’ll respond quickly. We take pride in building lasting relationships with our customers, not just one-time transactions.
The Freedom Wildlife Solutions Difference
Wildlife problems are stressful—but the removal process shouldn’t be. When you choose Freedom Wildlife Solutions & Pest Control, you’re getting:
- Licensed Wildlife Control Agents with real experience
- A local, veteran-owned team that cares about your home and community
- Clear communication, from inspection to completion
- A step-by-step process that’s transparent, professional, and proven
We don’t just remove the problem—we solve it permanently.
Ready for Real Wildlife Solutions?
If you’re hearing noises in your attic, seeing droppings, or suspect unwanted guests in your home—don’t wait. The earlier we inspect, the easier and more affordable it is to solve the problem.
Call us today or request service online to schedule your inspection.
We’ll walk you through the entire process and make sure your home is safe, secure, and wildlife-free.
