Inspect
Animal, openings, young. Then a number.
Open 24 hours · Brevard and Orange
Wildlife in the house. We take it back.
Something is in the attic or the wall tonight. The look is free. We name the animal, find the opening, and close it.
(321) 205-4972- Humane. No poison.
- Young stay unsealed
- Call or text anytime
★★★★★
Top notch company. Extremely experienced and very humane when dealing with the animals they encounter! Thanks Leo!
Pictures on this page show typical openings. They are not photographs of a specific job.
- 24 hoursThe line is open tonight
- Free lookInspection before a price
- Since 2008Florida Trappers
- Two countiesBrevard and Orange
What the free inspection is
- We walk the shell in daylight and write every opening.
- We name the animal if the sign is clear. Night noise, a torn fascia, and a fist-sized gap read as raccoon. Daytime traffic is often squirrel. Dusk emergence is bats.
- We look for young that cannot leave. That sound stops a seal-up.
- If the attic or crawl is unsafe, we write that we could not enter and we still inspect what we can see.
- Then someone names a price. Not before.
- The look is still free at night.
What you notice
- Night thumping or rolling in the attic is often a raccoon.
- Daytime running on the soffit is often a squirrel.
- A stream of small flyers at dusk is the bat question.
- A torn fascia or a missing chimney cap is a door, not a chew.
- Squeaking from the ceiling means young. That stops a seal-up.
How a job goes
Remove
Trap or a one-way door. Humane. No poison.
Exclude
Close the opening in metal. Chicken wire fails.
Repair
Put the fascia, vent, or panel back so the hole is gone.
What people say
★★★★★
Very safe, professional and knowledgeable crew!! Highly recommend for critter control and rescue.
★★★★★
Had bat get into the house. Florida trappers responded very quickly and resolved my challenge quickly, humanely, and without damaging anything.. 10 out of 10 recommend their services
★★★★★
Excellent work! They went above and beyond to take care of my issue with a raccoon in the attic.
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Straight answers
- How much?
- Inspection is free. Price depends on the animal and the opening.
- Tonight?
- The line is open 24 hours. Inspection is still free.
- Will you kill it or poison?
- Humane. No poison. Trap or one-way door, then close the hole.
- What if I don't know what it is?
- Tell us the room and what you hear. We name it when we see the opening.
- Can I foam the hole?
- They push foam out. We close it in metal.
- Nuisance alligator?
- Call us. We handle it. You do not call a state hotline.
Brevard · Orange · 24 hours
Still in the house?
We come look. The inspection is free.
(321) 205-4972