Residential and Commercial Nuisance Wildlife Control in Baltimore, Maryland

Over 20 years of Experience. MHIC & Pest Control Licensed Professional.

Home and Office, Residential and Commercial Nuisance Wildlife Control.

Household pests or unwelcomed rodents/snakes not allowing you to sleep at night? We use high-tech diagnostic pest testing to figure out where pests come in. After a comprehensive inspection, At Once Pest Control will create a customized pest control plan that effectively targets bed bugs, stink bugs mice, rats, snakes, and other common household pests—inside and out, all year long.

Having MHIC license gives At Once Wildlife Control a great opportunity to not only trap and remove nuisance wildlife such as bats, raccoons, snakes, squirrels, birds, groundhogs and moles, but to also make all the necessary repairs, such as replacing contaminated attic insulation and sealing roofs and garages to exclude animals from re-entering.

Squirrel Removal & Squirrel Exclusion

Gray squirrels in the attic are most common nuisance wildlife problem. Often chewing through vents, soffits, and fascia to enter attics, squirrels are as destructive as they are annoying. The best way to trap them is as they move through exit holes. The exclusion process involves inspecting your entire roof and then sealing all holes. The areas that we've excluded are guaranteed for 10 years, (unless unrelated damage occurs, such as a tree that falls on your home, etc.)

Bat Removal & Bat Exclusion

Bats are very active in July and August and they can really startle home owners. We offer bat removal, exclusion, bat guano cleanup, and attic insulation replacement for especially bad bat infestations. We offer bat services in Baimore City, Baltimore, Howard and Montgomery counties.

Here are some of the common ways the animals get it:

1. An unscreened attic vent
2. A hole or crack under a rotted eave
3. A crack or separation where the chimney meets the house
4. Loose or warped siding
5. An open cellar hatch
6. Chimney
7. Openings where pipes or wiring met the house
8. Rotted window sills or a loose fitting screen