Inspection & documentation
Review signs of wildlife activity, likely access points, and visible damage. Photos can show roofline and attic areas that are difficult for a homeowner to access.
HUMANE WILDLIFE SERVICES
A way out, then a way to stay out.
Morrison’s Wildlife helps address bats, squirrels, opossums, birds, and skunks with a poison-free, pain-free approach. Animals are guided out and never harmed.
Talk about your home
What we help with
Humane exclusion, step by step
One-way exclusion
For bats and squirrels, a one-way device can let animals leave while preventing re-entry. The right schedule and approach depend on the animal and conditions at the property.
Seal & address damage
After animals have left, entry points can be sealed to reduce the chance of re-entry. The affected areas and completed work are documented so you can see what was addressed.
Practical prevention
Get straightforward guidance on common access points and conditions around the home that may invite repeat activity.
Good to know
Bat work needs careful timing.
Alabama Cooperative Extension advises that bat exclusion only occur outside the pupping season (April through August) so young bats are not separated from their mothers. The specific plan and timing should be confirmed for the property.
Read Alabama Extension’s bat guidance ↗Built around the property
Every home has its own story.
No set prices are listed because access, damage, and the right plan vary by property. An on-site assessment to prepare a quote is paid; if you hire Morrison’s Wildlife, that charge is credited toward the overall service charge. The cost will be discussed before a visit is scheduled.