Wildlife Control

Homeowners in Boise are no stranger to wildlife of all shapes and sizes.

Construction and the rapid growth of the area means that some animal habitats are being encroached upon, forcing these animals to find new living areas. This increases the chance of an animal finding their way onto your property.

Some animals may attempt to live in crawl spaces, or under decks and porches. If that animal dies inside a structure, this can lead to damage and health concerns, such as:

1. Odor: Dead animals can cause a strong and unpleasant odor, which can be unpleasant for people and may attract other animals.
2. Disease: Dead animals can harbor diseases that can be transmitted to other animals or humans. Removing the dead animal helps prevent the spread of disease.
3. Pest infestations: Dead animals can attract pests such as flies, maggots, and other insects. These pests can spread disease and may be a nuisance to people.
4. Decomposition: Dead animals can decompose and release gases that can be harmful to the environment or human health. Removing the animal helps prevent this.