A healthy garden and well-maintained yard can quickly become a target for hungry or curious wildlife. Squirrels, rodents, groundhogs, raccoons and other animals may feed on plants, dig through soil or damage landscaping while searching for food and shelter. Choosing the right wildlife fencing can help create a physical barrier that keeps animals from reaching your plants and your home. Here are some wildlife fencing solutions to help keep critters out of your garden.
The right fence depends on the type of wildlife you want to deter. Choosing a fence designed for the animals commonly found in your area can greatly reduce damage to gardens and landscaping.
Fencing works best when combined with other preventive measures that make your property less attractive to wildlife. Maintaining a clean garden and reducing food sources can help discourage repeated visits. Helpful practices include:
If animals have already established themselves on your property, fencing alone won’t solve the problem. In those situations, professional wildlife removal provides a safer and more effective solution.
The wildlife removal specialists at Critter Control® of Pittsburgh have the training and equipment needed to identify entry points, safely remove nuisance animals and recommend exclusion methods that help prevent future infestations. Our four-step removal process includes:
The experienced wildlife removal experts at Critter Control® of Pittsburgh will safely and effectively remove nuisance wildlife and keep them from returning. To schedule your inspection and receive a free estimate for our services, call us today at 412-767-4067.
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