all wildlife removal service llc

All Wildlife Removal Service proudly takes care of many areas of New Jersey. They include Monmouth, Ocean, Middlesex, Somerset, Hunterdon, Morris and Mercer counties. If you are outside of these areas, please feel free to contact us anyway. We will gladly help you choose the right animal control company for your needs. It may also help you to peruse this website further, researching what to look for in a wildlife removal contractor and/or the ways that All Wildlife Removal Service properly handles your nuisance wildlife problems.

Not normally. When a proper inspection is performed it should be done on the outside of your house with the use of ladders. We are looking for openings through which animals gain access.

Once we find the opening(s), we can determine what type of animal is in the house based on droppings, tracks, size of hole, and location. For example, if we find an apple-sized hole, we can rule out raccoons.

All Wildlife Removal Service will give you a price for the complete job - "soup to nuts," as they say. That job (and it's price) will include trapping and removing the nuisance animals, complete expert repair of your home and the damage caused by the animals, and a written warranty that the animals will not return for a full year! If the nuisance animals find a way back in to your home within your warranty period, All Wildlife Removal Service will return and fix the problem FREE OF CHARGE!​

Yes, in the unfortunate case where a wild animal such as a deer, rabbit, or goose has died on your property, All Wildlife Removal Service will take care of wildlife carcass removal for you. If the dead animal is on public property, call your local Animal Control office.

Although many companies do charge this way, it is another sign of an amateur. If you pay a set- up fee and the company catches only 3 of your 5 nuisance animals, your problem is not solved. It's like paying someone to cut half of your grass.

No. This is a private, professional business. Some people recall a time when local governments would remove nuisance animals for private residences or businesses. However, as wildlife/human conflicts grew, the government was unable to keep up with the demand.

If you have a domestic animal concern (with a dog or cat), or there is a wild animal that is sick or injured, the government can help - call your local Animal Control office. (We recommend looking in the Blue Pages of your phone book to find the number for your local Township office.)

But if the problem is of a nuisance nature, you will need a private Wildlife Control company such as All Wildlife Removal Service to help you.

Absolutely not - traps should always be set outside the house. Only an amateur would set traps inside a home.

Many animals will not enter a trap on the inside because traps are generally baited with a food source and nuisance animals don’t feed inside, they sleep there. Also, within a home it is often not possible to place traps in a location that is close enough to successfully trap.

Another reason to set traps only on the outside of a home is that, by law, the person setting the traps is legally bound to check those traps every single day. In most instances, it would be too difficult to schedule the daily trap checks if it was necessary to enter the home.

We will check our traps every day -- not you. Again, professional wildlife removal companies do NOT have clients check traps. A professional trapper should make a catch nearly daily. If not, they must make adjustments so the job is done in a timely fashion. And again, by law all traps must be checked daily and that is the company’s responsibility - not yours.