Buyer's guide
How to choose a wildlife removal company
Even if you don't hire us, ask these questions before you hire anyone. Not every company holds the same standard.
Reputation & service history
Check for online reviews. If a company has none — good or bad — there's a reason. Google Reviews and Angie's List are good places to look.
Licensing & certification
A Wildlife Damage Control Agent (WDCA) license is required to legally remove nuisance wildlife in North Carolina. Important detail: a general "wildlife control license" is not a WDCA license. Ask specifically.
Proof of insurance
An insured company minimizes your liability if there's an accident on your property. Ask for proof of insurance when you call — any legitimate company expects the question. Carolina Wildlife Removal is insured, and if you hire someone else, please make sure they are too.
Pricing & rates
Be wary of companies that price bat-proofing per entry point — the charges accumulate fast once work starts. We price by the job: a set price is agreed upon before the work begins.
Warranties & workmanship
A one-year warranty on bat-proofing isn't worth much — wildlife tests your home every season. Most companies seal one entry point and guarantee it for 30 days. Our complete exclusion work is guaranteed for life with annual inspections: if wildlife re-enters where we sealed, we return at no extra charge. Always choose a company that stands behind its own work, in writing.
24-hour emergency service
Hearing something upstairs? Let's handle it today.
Same-day service available for most calls made before 10 a.m.