Animal Removal Services
JSG Animal and Pest Solutions provides efficient animal removal services using the most humane techniques and advanced technology.
Read more about each species of wildlife and the issues they may cause in your neighborhood.
Learn More About Animals
Raccoons
The most common problems caused by raccoons are – ripping open roof or soffit to break into the attic – destroying insulation, ducts, wood, and wires in attics – tipping over garbage cans.
Skunks
Skunks are attracted to residential areas by the availability of food, water, and shelter. They can become a nuisance if they live under porches, decks, garden tool sheds, or homes.
Beavers
The main concern with beavers is that they can cause erosion and flooding near your house. They can also carry zoonotic diseases that are dangerous to humans.
Opossums
Opossums aren’t necessarily harmful however they will enter your property looking for food, water and shelter, and can leave a trail of fecal matter.
Squirrels
Squirrels can be a nuisance if they get into attics and sheds and building their nests there. They can chew through electric wires, which can result in a fire hazard.
Geese
Some key issues caused by Canadian Geese include grazing and trampling damage to restored and native wetlands, degraded water quality from fecal contamination, and erosion that occurs when geese eat and trample vegetation on slopes adjacent to bodies of water.
Groundhogs
If not properly controlled, groundhogs can cause serious structural damage when burrowing. Their tunnels break apart building foundations, and they will often chew through electrical wires and irrigation systems that may be in their way.
Chipmunks
Chipmunks are very similar to Squirrels. Besides attacking gardens, their burrowing can cause structural damage to patios, stairs, retention walls, and foundations.
Pigeon/Birds
Feeding birds encourages pigeons to roost, causing property damage, unsanitary conditions and a potential health hazard. Nests, feathers and bird waste can cause human and bird diseases.