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National Wildlife Control in Lansing, Michigan
5999 Caleta Drive, Lansing, MI, 48911 Photos
Services Offered
Highlights from the Business
About National Wildlife Control
At National Wildlife Control in Lansing, MI, we handle humane removal of wildlife like raccoons, squirrels, bats, and rodents from homes and businesses at 5999 Caleta Dr. Our process covers full inspections, trapping or exclusion to seal entry points, plus repairs to prevent animals from coming back. We focus on complete solutions without poisons for lasting results in the area.
Neighborhoods
- East Lansing
- Haslett
- Holt
- Okemos
- Dimondale
- DeWitt
- Grand Ledge
- Potterville
- Bath
- Eagle
- Mulliken
- Laingsburg
Extra Info
Features
- Wildlife & Pest Experts
- Lansing Area Service
- Professional Solutions
- Reliable Pest Control
- Quality Wildlife Removal
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Accepted Payment Methods
- credit card
- debit card
- cash
- bank transfer
FAQ
Does National Wildlife Control offer free estimates for wildlife removal?
We provide free estimates after a full inspection of your property to assess the wildlife issue. Pricing depends on factors like the type of animal, extent of entry points, and necessary repairs such as sealing soffits or vents. This ensures you receive an accurate quote tailored to your specific situation without hidden fees.
Are you licensed and insured for wildlife control services?
National Wildlife Control carries full licensing and insurance required for humane wildlife removal in Michigan. Our coverage protects both your property and our team during inspections, trapping, and repairs. Homeowners can request proof of these documents before we begin work to confirm compliance.
Does National Wildlife Control handle groundhogs, raccoons, and damage to roofs and vents?
We manage humane removal of groundhogs, raccoons, squirrels, bats, and rodents from homes and businesses. Our services include addressing common entry points like damaged soffits, rooflines, and vents shown in typical wildlife intrusion photos. Full inspections identify all issues, followed by trapping or exclusion and necessary repairs.
What is the typical timeline and arrival window for your wildlife control jobs?
National Wildlife Control schedules jobs with arrival windows of 2-4 hours to accommodate travel in the Lansing area. Most removals, including inspection and initial exclusion, take 1-3 visits over a few days depending on animal behavior and entry complexity. We coordinate directly with you for the best timing and provide updates if delays occur.
What cleanup and after-care does National Wildlife Control provide after removal?
We remove trapped animals humanely and clean up debris, droppings, and nesting materials from attics, vents, or other areas. Entry points get sealed permanently, and we perform minor repairs to damaged areas like soffits to prevent re-entry. Your property is left secure and sanitized for immediate safe use.
Why is your professional wildlife removal approach safer than DIY methods?
Our method uses live trapping and exclusion without poisons, avoiding health risks from improper baits or stressed animals that could bite or spread disease. Professionals identify all entry points during inspections, ensuring complete sealing that DIY often misses, leading to repeat infestations. This targeted process provides lasting prevention while complying with local wildlife laws.
