FAQ

A: A Wildlife Control Operator (or “WCO”) has a license from the Department of Fish and Wildlife that allows them trap, capture, and remove unclassified wildlife or small game from private property.

A: Service fees vary greatly depending on the task at hand. Please call us to receive a quote over the phone. If the situation requires us to visit the site before offering a quote, we will tell you this during the initial call

A: No, Initiative 713 banned the use of mole traps and our code of ethics prevents us from partaking in illegal activities. Anyone currently trapping moles is breaking the law.

A: All nuisance wildlife control operators in the state of Washington are required by law to euthanize the animals caught on private property. Nuisance wildlife cannot be transported and relocated/released.

A: Yes. Please call us and we will gladly discuss the situation at hand.

A: Yes. Please call us and we will gladly discuss the situation at hand.

A: Yes. We are licensed by the State of Washington and by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. We are also bonded and insured.

A: Yes, please call the pest control division of our company, Willard’s Pest Control at (425) 820-1980.

A: Yes, please call our “sister company”, Bird Busters

A: Yes. We specialize in bat removal and keeping bats from roosting in and entering undesirable places. No bats are harmed during the process of removing bats from your home and property.

A: More than likely, yes. We commonly remove birds, rats, squirrels, raccoons and other animals from attics, crawlspaces, stove vents, fireplaces and other locations in homes, garages and sheds.

A: Yes. We remove skunks from homes, sheds, garages, and anywhere else they are a nuisance.

A: Yes. We can usually find and remove dead animals from inside structures. Please call for price quote.

A: Yes. We offer dead animal removal and disposal services. Please call for price quote.

A: Yes. Please call us regarding the specifics of your odor removal needs.