Wildlife Control

Humane Wildlife Removal Process

Wildlife invasions are something no property owner wants to deal with. Certain wild animals can be more aggressive than you think, which is why removing and controlling them always requires the expertise of a pest control company!

At Rentokil formerly Oliver Exterminating, our wildlife removal team has the experience needed to quickly remove wildlife throughout the San Juan PR area, as well as keep them from returning! We are proud to use safe and humane methods in all of our wildlife control services.

Wildlife Invasions In San Juan

Having a wildlife problem can be a serious problem for your home or business facility. Wild animals can get into your roofing or foundation and cause serious damage to the building’s structure. They can also make a mess of your yard, tearing up your plants and digging holes in your garden. For that reason it’s best to enlist the help of a wildlife removal expert.

We offer wildlife management services to help you get rid of small rodents, raccoons, mongooses, snakes, iguanas, bats, frogs, and more.

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Is Wildlife Removal Safe?

Without the help of a professional, wildlife removal is dangerous. All of our exterminators are fully licensed and insured for your protection and peace of mind. Our equipment is all top-of-the-line, and we always stay on top of new changes and developments in the industry.

Year-Round Wildlife Control Services

Whether you spot an iguana in your attic or geckos have invaded your property, it’s best to call a wildlife control service expert such as Rentokil. In addition to safe wildlife removal, we specialize in wildlife exclusion services to keep animals out in the first place.

You can trust we will keep you and your family safe from wildlife invasions all year long!

Our Wildlife Removal Services Include The Following Steps:

• A thorough property inspection to identify the source of the infestation and the animal species
• Placement or application of wildlife exclusion methods or traps
• Sealing of entry points to control sources of the infestation
• A detailed wildlife removal report describing the treatment
• Wildlife control and prevention tips to avoid future infestations