TDHP Wildlife Control

Nineteen mice trapped within a week, and none since: a 2026 customer said Kyle of TDHP Wildlife Control determined the cellar was the point of entry even though they had never seen mice there, then sealed the points of entry and placed traps in the attic and along the top of the cellar wall. The business holds a 5-star Google rating from 28 ratings, and its website describes full inspections, snap traps with no poisons, exclusion work and follow-up monitoring. A customer said Kyle and Cameron got rid of all the critters in their mother's house and sealed it up, and that a few months later all was still quiet. A customer with a raccoon and her babies in the attic said Kyle gave a quote and options, got them out and made repairs to prevent further intrusions, at a fair price. A customer said Kyle and his team went around the entire perimeter of their new house and sealed potential entry points. A customer said the TDHP folks cleaned out underneath a shed where foxes had been living. A 2026 customer said Cameron set traps for a porcupine that had quilled their dogs twice, and it was caught by the next morning. A 2025 customer said Kyle was at the house within an hour and removed a wood duck from the inner workings of a chimney. A 2024 customer said Kyle trapped a skunk nesting under the deck and patched the places mice were getting in. A 2024 customer whose earlier company had put out bait stations said TDHP did an inspection and home exclusion, called it expensive but worth it, and said there were no more mice in the house or attic going on six months later.