Apex Wildlife Control

08/01/2023

Another Northern Water Snake relocation...

These snakes are very often confused with copperheads, and killed by unknowing but well-intentioned people. Let Apex Wildlife Control be your snake identification and relocation solution. Most snake captures take me a just a couple of minutes!

05/29/2023

This rat snake was recently taking up residence in a local home until AWC came to the rescue.

03/09/2023

Grey squirrels, like this one, are cute and industrious creatures but sometimes like to set up a second home in garages, chimneys, attics, and other storage spaces. Occasionally they just get stuck in places from which they can't get out. Situations like these can result in substantial and dangerous damage while the squirrel chews on wiring, siding, and wood. Apex Wildlife Control is happy to help with your consultation and wildlife removal needs. Feel free to call at 919-622-0086 with any questions you may have.

03/08/2023

Spring is here and the animals in your neighborhood enjoy it just as much as you do! Snakes are starting to come out of brumation, or the reptile version of hibernation. The first one I've seen is this little guy, a DeKay's brown snake. DeKay's are a species of snake that are viviparous, meaning that they don't lay eggs, but give birth to live babies.

Apex Wildlife Control knows that whether a snake is a few inches or several feet long, venomous or non-venomous, clients generally don't want them in their living spaces. If you have a snake education or relocation need, please don't hesitate to call.

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02/28/2023

Just a reminder that if you think you may have a squirrel in your attic, give Apex Wildlife Control a call! Squirrels can often find nice warm nesting spots during the winter in these cosy places and can do damage to insulation, wood, and wiring.

A wildlife control factoid for today: Bats are protected from human management and extraction from their nesting place between May 1 and July 31 by state law: https://www.ncwildlife.org/Connect-With-Us/ArtMID/6635/ArticleID/3186/preview/true
So, if you think you may have bats living in your home, make sure to begin any inspections or work well before May 1.

  RALEIGH, N.C. (February 27, 2023) – If you suspect bats may be living in your home, biologists at the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission ask that you relocate them responsibly before pup-rearing season begins on May 1. Bat s**t, called guano, is the most obvious indication that bats may be livi...

08/06/2022

Water snakes seem to be coming more prevalent in the area. While they are harmless, they can be a little intimidating. If you have a snake problem , please feel free to give me a call! ☎️

10/10/2021

Has a snake slipped into your safe place? Has a squirrel snuck into your attic? Give Apex Wildlife Control a call! We can help!

04/11/2021

Harmless snakes, like this juvenile rat snake, can be worrisome for home owners and even appear aggressive. Apex Wildlife Control is skilled at all kinds of snake removal and happy to help with your needs.

03/01/2021

The warmer weather is waking up some of our dormant wildlife neighbors, and snake spottings are on the rise. Contact Apex Wildlife Control for your snake removal and relocation needs.

11/16/2020

You never know what creatures will want to make your home their home. AWC recently served a client that had persistent lizards (Carolina anoles) coming into their house. If you have unwanted wildlife in your home, contact Apex Wildlife Control for your free consultation.

11/07/2020

Flying squirrels are really cute creatures, but not great tenants. If you think you might have unwelcome wildlife house guests, contact Apex Wildlife Control for a free consultation.