Nuisance Wildlife Control

Seven species of bats live in Minnesota, all of them rather small. Four species (Little Brown Myotis, Northern Myotis, Big Brown Bat, and Eastern Pipistrelle) form colonies and can be found in groups in caves, hollow trees, and buildings. These animals typically feed over open fields, along woodland edges, or over lakes and streams.

So how do I bat Proof My home? I get asked this question all the time, "is bat proofing something that a homeowner can do." The answer is maybe. Can you work high up on a ladder? Do you have all the equipment to work safely on your roof? Most people aren't thorough enough to do the job, they will seal up where they see the bats coming and going but won't seal up the other two dozen spots that the bats are using.

FREE BAT ESTIMATE: Text or email your name and address with full photos of the front, back and both sides to 763-227-9888. On houses larger than 3000 sqft and houses older than 1970 we will give you a price range.

Minnesota has many species of birds, and only a few will become a nuisance. Note from the US Fish & Wildlife Service: A Migratory Bird Depredation Permit authorizes certain management and control activities necessary to provide for human health and safety, protect personal property, or allow resolution of other injury to people or property.

Every year a honey bee hives naturally splits. This is where half of the hive and the existing Queen leave the hive and find a new home. They can go on tree branches or hang on other objects until they find a suitable place. Most of the time this will be in a tree or in a home. This is called a bee swarm.