Hosted by Tad Bassett, Wildlife Biologist and Owner of Triangle Wildlife Removal & Pest Control, Inc. - Raleigh's longest-operating wildlife control company, founded in 1990.
Tad holds a B.S. in Fisheries and Wildlife Management from NC State University, carries NC Wildlife Control Agent permit #DCA25000312 and state pest control license #1778 PW, and has spent 36 years solving wildlife problems across the Triangle and Eastern North Carolina. Before building his own company from scratch, he worked as a technician with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission and conducted Landlocked Salmon research with Maine Inland Fisheries and Wildlife.
This podcast pulls from over three decades of hands-on field experience - not textbook theory or weekend certification courses. Tad breaks down seasonal animal behavior, NC wildlife regulations, disease risks like rabies, histoplasmosis, and raccoon roundworm, and the real-world details homeowners need to protect their property and make informed decisions. As the only wildlife removal company exclusively endorsed by Wildlife Welfare, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit wildlife rehabilitation organization in Apex, NC, Triangle Wildlife Removal operates with a stewardship-first philosophy that puts both the homeowner and the animal first.
Whether you're hearing scratching in your attic in January or finding snake skins in your crawlspace in July, this show gives you the knowledge to understand what's happening, why it's happening, and what to do about it - straight from a working wildlife biologist who still answers the phone himself.
Triangle Wildlife Removal & Pest Control, Inc. 1913 Lost Cove Ln, Raleigh, NC 27603 (919) 661-0722
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If you hear something scratching in your attic in January, it's probably not the same animal making noise in April. Every nuisance wildlife species in Raleigh follows a predictable seasonal pattern, and understanding Raleigh, NC's nuisance wildlife activity schedule is the difference between catching a problem early and dealing with a full-blown infestation. Raccoons tear into attics ahead of spring birthing season. Flying squirrels pack into wall voids by the dozens when temperatures drop. Bats form maternity colonies right before a three-month state-mandated exclusion blackout shuts down all removal options. Each one follows a clock, and that clock is tied directly to Raleigh's climate and breeding cycles.
This episode breaks down the full 12-month nuisance wildlife activity schedule for Raleigh, NC homeowners, covering what's breeding, what's invading structures, what's legally off-limits for removal, and what warning signs to watch for in every season. From the February skunk mating frenzy that fills neighborhoods with odor complaints to the August baby copperhead surge to the October rodent invasion that hits like clockwork every fall, we walk through every species that causes problems in Raleigh homes and exactly when they do it. We also cover the North Carolina regulations that dictate when certain animals can and cannot be removed, including species that are illegal to relocate and the bat exclusion blackout window that catches homeowners off guard every spring.
Whether you're hearing noises in your attic right now or trying to get ahead of next season's problems, Raleigh, NC's nuisance wildlife activity schedule gives you a month-by-month breakdown of what to expect and when to act. Knowing the calendar means knowing when to call a licensed wildlife control agent, when exclusion work is most effective, and w----more----
Every exclusion job comes with a limited lifetime warranty on workmanship and materials. If animals return to a sealed entry point, we come back to fix it.
Triangle Wildlife Removal & Pest Control, Inc.
1913 Lost Cove Ln, Raleigh, NC 27603
Phone: (919) 661-0722
Hours: Monday – Sunday, 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM | 24/7 Emergency Service
NC WCA Permit #DCA25000312 | NC Pest Control License #1778 PW
Raleigh, NC Raccoon Removal
Episode 5
Tuesday, March 3, 2026 • Duration 18:22
Are you looking for help with Raleigh raccoon removal services? In this podcast we will be discussing how raccoons target Raleigh homes for denning, what humane live trapping and exclusion involve, and why raccoon damage needs immediate attention. Raccoons are powerful animals that tear open ridge vents, rip through weakened soffits, and force apart fascia boards to reach an attic or chimney.
A female raccoon in late winter searches for a warm, protected denning site for her litter. Attics and uncapped chimneys across Raleigh check every box. Once pups are born, the contamination grows fast - damaged ductwork, flattened insulation, and raccoon feces that carry Baylisascaris roundworm eggs. The CDC guidance on how Baylisascaris spreads documents the serious neurological risks from accidental exposure during attic cleanup.
Warning signs include heavy thumping in the attic at night, torn or displaced soffit panels on the exterior, and a strong musky odor near the ceiling. Raccoons are large, loud, and destructive. If something big is moving around in your attic, raccoons are the most likely species in Raleigh.
How Raleigh Raccoon Removal Works
Raleigh raccoon removal starts with an inspection to identify the entry point, check for a litter, and assess attic damage. Our wildlife removal technicians inspect the roofline, chimney, soffits, and gable vents for signs of forced entry. Visit our raccoon removal and exclusion page for details on the process.
A typical raccoon removal job in Raleigh follows these steps:
Entry point identification: Structural damage at the roofline, chimney cap, soffit, and fascia inspected
Humane live trapping: Traps set and checked every 24 hours per North Carolina regulations
Mother and litter protocol: Nursing females managed carefully to avoid orphaning dependent pups
Full exclusion: All entry points sealed with heavy-gauge metal flashing and Ridge-Guard products
About Triangle Wildlife Removal
Raccoon Removal Services Across Raleigh
Raleigh, NC Squirrel Removal
Episode 6
Tuesday, March 3, 2026 • Duration 19:32
Are you looking for help with Raleigh squirrel removal services? In this podcast we will be discussing how gray squirrels invade Raleigh attics, the fire risk and structural damage they create, and what professional trapping and exclusion look like. Squirrels are persistent chewers that gnaw through fascia boards, soffit panels, and gable vent screening to access the attic. A gray squirrel can open up a wooden soffit return in under an hour.
Raleigh's mature hardwood canopy gives squirrels direct overhead routes to residential rooflines throughout Wake County. Neighborhoods like Stonebridge and Boulder Creek sit under heavy tree cover where squirrels have no trouble reaching the roofline. Once inside, squirrels chew on electrical wiring, shred insulation for nesting, and generate constant daytime noise. The NC State Extension guide to eastern gray squirrels documents the fire risk from gnawed wiring and the structural damage squirrels cause in attics.
If you hear activity in the attic during daylight hours, gray squirrels are the most likely species. They are active from sunrise to sunset. Nighttime noise points to flying squirrels or raccoons instead.
Squirrel Trapping and Exclusion in Raleigh
Squirrel removal in Raleigh starts with a thorough inspection of the roofline and attic to identify every active and potential entry point. Our wildlife removal technicians look for gnaw marks, grease trails, and torn vent screening that confirm squirrel access. Visit our squirrel removal and exclusion page for the full process.
A typical Raleigh squirrel removal job follows these steps:
Entry point mapping: All active and potential gaps along the roofline, fascia, soffits, and gable vents identified
Live trapping: Humane traps placed at active entry points and checked regularly
Full exclusion: Every entry point sealed with heavy-gauge metal and Ridge-Guard products after removal
Structural repair: Gnawed fascia, torn soffits, and damaged screening replaced
Triangle Wildlife Removal Credentials
Squirrel Control Services Across Raleigh
Raleigh, NC Wildlife Exclusion
Episode 7
Tuesday, March 3, 2026 • Duration 23:59
Are you looking for help with Raleigh wildlife exclusion services? In this podcast we will be discussing what professional wildlife exclusion involves, why sealing entry points is the most important step in any wildlife removal job, and why the materials used determine whether the fix is permanent or temporary. Removing the animals is half the job. Exclusion is what prevents the next intrusion.
Most wildlife entry points on Raleigh homes are along the roofline where the soffit meets the fascia, at ridge vents, gable vents, chimney caps, and construction gaps that have widened over the years. Wake County's mix of housing ages means some homes have had decades of settling and weather exposure creating new access points, while even newer construction can have builder-grade gaps at soffit returns that wildlife finds within a few years.
If you have had animals removed from your home but the entry points were patched with caulk, foam, or lightweight screening, you are likely to see the problem return. Those materials are temporary. Metal-backed exclusion is the permanent fix.
What Professional Exclusion Looks Like
Wildlife exclusion in Raleigh starts with a comprehensive inspection of the full exterior to identify every gap wildlife could exploit. Our technicians seal every potential entry point, not just the one the animal was using. Visit our wildlife exclusion and animal damage repair page for details on the scope of work.
A typical Raleigh wildlife exclusion job includes:
Full exterior inspection: Roofline, fascia, soffits, ridge vents, gable vents, chimney caps, and foundation vents examined for gaps
Metal-backed sealing: Entry points closed with heavy-gauge metal flashing and custom-fabricated screening
Ridge-Guard installation: Factory ridge vent guards installed along the full roofline to block bats, squirrels, and flying squirrels
Chimney cap installation: Stainless steel caps fitted to prevent raccoons and birds from entering flues
Fascia and soffit repair: Damaged boards replaced with materials that resist future animal intrusion
The Team Behind Raleigh Wildlife Exclusion
Wildlife Exclusion and Damage Repair Across Raleigh
Apex, NC Flying Squirrel Removal
Episode 8
Tuesday, March 3, 2026 • Duration 17:55
Are you looking for help with Apex flying squirrel removal services? In this podcast we will be discussing how flying squirrels invade Apex attics, why they are harder to detect than gray squirrels, and what humane removal and exclusion look like. Flying squirrels are nocturnal, so most homeowners never see them. What they hear is scratching, scurrying, and thumping in the attic between midnight and dawn.
Flying squirrels can glide over 150 feet from a tree to a roofline, and they only need a gap of about an inch and a half to squeeze inside. Apex neighborhoods with mature hardwood canopy give these animals a direct launchpad to your soffit returns and gable vents. The National Park Service flying squirrel species profile documents their colonial nesting behavior, which means one entry point can let in a group of 10 or more animals.
Common warning signs include concentrated droppings near the attic entry point, nesting material packed into soffit gaps, and persistent nighttime noise that gray squirrels would not produce. If the sounds happen after dark, flying squirrels are the most likely cause.
The Flying Squirrel Removal Process
Flying squirrel removal in Apex begins with a full inspection of the attic and exterior to confirm the species and locate every entry point. Because these animals den in colonies, missing even one gap means the group will find its way back in. Our flying squirrel removal and exclusion page covers the full process in detail.
Here is what the removal and exclusion process looks like:
Species confirmation: Droppings, tracks, and entry point size confirm flying squirrels versus gray squirrels or other wildlife
One-way doors: Devices installed at primary exits allow the colony to leave but prevent re-entry
Full exclusion: Every secondary gap sealed with metal flashing and screening to lock out future colonies
Insulation cleanup: Contaminated insulation removed and replaced after the colony is out
Credentials Behind Apex Flying Squirrel Removal
Flying Squirrel Control Across Apex, NC
Apex, NC Wildlife Removal
Episode 9
Tuesday, March 3, 2026 • Duration 20:02
Are you looking for help with Apex wildlife removal services? In this podcast we will be discussing the most common wildlife problems in Apex homes, what humane removal and exclusion look like, and how to tell which animal you are dealing with. From bats and flying squirrels to raccoons and rats, wildlife in Apex targets the same vulnerable areas on your home - the roofline, soffits, ridge vents, and chimney.
Apex sits in Wake County where newer construction borders mature hardwood corridors, and that combination creates steady wildlife pressure on residential structures year-round. Squirrels chew through fascia and soffit returns. Bats slip through gaps at the ridge vent. Raccoons tear open weakened soffits to den in the attic during winter. Each species requires a different approach, but the goal is always the same - remove the animals humanely and seal the structure so they cannot get back in.
Warning signs vary by species. Daytime scratching overhead usually means gray squirrels. Nighttime scurrying points to flying squirrels or rats. Heavy thumping after dark is most often raccoons. Knowing what you are hearing helps determine the right response.
How Wildlife Removal Works in Apex
Every Apex wildlife removal job starts with an inspection to identify the species, locate entry points, and assess damage. Our wildlife control operators determine whether you are dealing with bats, squirrels, raccoons, rodents, or another nuisance animal before recommending a plan. Visit our wildlife exclusion and animal damage repair page for details on how exclusion protects your home after removal.
Services Triangle Wildlife Removal provides across Apex include:
Bat removal: One-way door exclusion devices, guano cleanup, and attic restoration
Flying squirrel removal: Colony eviction using one-way doors, full exclusion of all entry points
Squirrel removal: Live trapping, entry point sealing, fascia and soffit repair
Raccoon removal: Humane live trapping, chimney and attic exclusion, insulation replacement
North Carolina's Longest-Operating Wildlife Control Company
Wildlife Removal and Exclusion Across Apex, NC
Apex, NC Bat Removal
Episode 10
Tuesday, March 3, 2026 • Duration 20:04
Are you looking for help with Apex bat removal services? In this podcast we will be discussing how bats get into Apex homes, what legal removal looks like in North Carolina, and why exclusion is the only lawful approach. Bats enter through gaps as small as three-eighths of an inch along the roofline, ridge vents, and construction seams where the soffit meets the fascia. Most homeowners in Apex don't realize they have a colony until they notice guano in the attic or see bats leaving the roofline at dusk.
Apex sits at the edge of Wake County where newer subdivisions meet wooded corridors, and that mix of mature hardwoods and residential rooflines gives bats easy access to roosting sites. Once a colony establishes itself, the animals return to the same entry points year after year. Accumulated guano in an enclosed attic creates a serious respiratory risk - the CDC histoplasmosis overview identifies disturbed bat droppings as a primary exposure route for this lung infection.
Warning signs include a strong ammonia-like smell from the attic, dark staining around small exterior gaps, and scratching or chirping sounds in the walls after sunset. If you are seeing any of these at your Apex home, you are likely dealing with an established colony.
How Bat Exclusion Works in Apex
Bat removal in Apex starts with a full exterior inspection to identify every gap bats are using or could use to enter the structure. Our wildlife control operators map both the primary exit and all secondary entry points before any work begins. You can learn more about the full process on our bat removal and exclusion page.
Here is what a typical Apex bat removal job involves:
Exterior inspection: Every inch of the roofline, fascia, soffits, gable vents, and chimney cap checked for gaps and staining
One-way door installation: Devices placed at primary exits so bats leave at dusk but cannot re-enter
Full exclusion: All secondary entry points sealed with metal flashing, screening, and Ridge-Guard products
Why Apex Homeowners Trust Triangle Wildlife Removal
Professional Bat Removal Across Apex, NC
Apex, NC Raccoon Removal
Episode 11
Tuesday, March 3, 2026 • Duration 19:11
Are you looking for help with Apex raccoon removal services? In this podcast we will be discussing how raccoons get into Apex attics and chimneys, what the trapping and exclusion process looks like, and why raccoon damage needs to be addressed quickly. Raccoons are strong enough to tear open ridge vents, rip through rotted fascia, and pry apart weakened soffits to get inside a home.
A female raccoon in late winter starts looking for a warm, dry denning site that is safe from predators. Attics and chimneys in Apex check every box. Once she has a litter, you are dealing with multiple animals and a growing mess of contaminated insulation and damaged ductwork. Raccoon feces carry Baylisascaris roundworm eggs that survive in attic insulation for years - the CDC overview of Baylisascaris raccoon roundworm details the neurological risks from accidental ingestion of these eggs.
Warning signs include heavy thumping in the attic at night, torn soffit panels or displaced ridge caps on the exterior, and a strong musky odor coming from the ceiling area. Raccoons are not subtle. If something large is moving around up there, raccoons are the most likely culprit in Apex.
How Raccoon Trapping and Exclusion Works
Apex raccoon removal starts with an inspection to identify the entry point, confirm whether a litter is present, and assess the extent of attic damage. Our technicians check the roofline, chimney, soffits, and gable vents for signs of forced entry. You can learn more on our raccoon removal and exclusion page.
A typical raccoon removal job in Apex follows these steps:
Entry point identification: Structural damage at the roofline, chimney cap, or soffit inspected for raccoon access
Live trapping: Humane traps set and checked every 24 hours as required by North Carolina regulations
Mother and litter protocol: Nursing females handled carefully to avoid orphaning dependent young
Full exclusion: All entry points sealed with heavy-gauge metal flashing and Ridge-Guard products
About Triangle Wildlife Removal
Raccoon Removal Services Across Apex
Apex, NC Squirrel Removal
Episode 12
Tuesday, March 3, 2026 • Duration 19:38
Are you looking for help with Apex squirrel removal services? In this podcast we will be discussing how gray squirrels get into Apex homes, the damage they cause once inside, and what professional trapping and exclusion looks like. Squirrels chew through fascia boards, soffit panels, and gable vents to access attics, and they do it fast. A gray squirrel can gnaw through a wooden soffit return in under an hour.
Apex's mix of established neighborhoods and mature oak canopy gives squirrels easy access to rooflines throughout the area. Once inside, squirrels gnaw on electrical wiring, tear up insulation for nesting material, and create noise that homeowners describe as constant scratching and running overhead during the day. Chewed wiring is the most dangerous result - the NC State Extension guide to eastern gray squirrels documents the structural damage and fire risk from squirrel activity in attics.
If you hear activity in the attic during daylight hours, squirrels are the most likely species. Flying squirrels are nocturnal, so daytime scratching and thumping almost always points to gray squirrels.
Squirrel Trapping and Exclusion in Apex
Squirrel removal in Apex starts with a thorough inspection of the roofline and attic to identify every active and potential entry point. Our wildlife removal technicians look for gnaw marks, grease trails, and displaced vent screening that confirm squirrel access. Visit our squirrel removal and exclusion page for a full overview of the process.
Here is how a typical Apex squirrel removal job works:
Entry point mapping: All active and potential gaps along the roofline, fascia, soffits, and gable vents identified
Live trapping: Humane traps set at active entry points and checked regularly
Full exclusion: Every entry point sealed with heavy-gauge metal flashing and Ridge-Guard products after removal
Damage repair: Gnawed fascia boards, torn soffit panels, and damaged vent screening replaced
Triangle Wildlife Removal Credentials
Squirrel Control Services Across Apex, NC
Apex, NC Wildlife Exclusion
Episode 13
Tuesday, March 3, 2026 • Duration 23:51
Are you looking for help with Apex wildlife exclusion services? In this podcast we will be discussing what wildlife exclusion actually involves, why sealing entry points is the most important step in any wildlife removal job, and what materials and methods make exclusion work last. Removing the animals is only half the job. If the entry points are not sealed correctly, the next squirrel, bat, or raccoon will find the same gaps and move right back in.
Most wildlife entry points in Apex homes are along the roofline where the soffit meets the fascia, at ridge vents, gable vents, chimney caps, and construction gaps that have widened over time. These are the same gaps that builders leave during construction, and they only get larger as wood shrinks and weather takes its toll. Proper exclusion means closing every one of these gaps with materials that animals cannot chew, claw, or push through.
If you have had wildlife removed from your home but the entry points were not sealed with heavy-duty materials, you are likely to see the problem return. Caulk, spray foam, and lightweight screening are not exclusion. They are temporary patches.
What Professional Wildlife Exclusion Looks Like
Wildlife exclusion in Apex starts with a full inspection of the roofline and exterior to map every gap, crack, and construction seam that wildlife could exploit. Our technicians do not just seal the hole the animal used. They seal every potential entry point on the structure. Learn more about the full process on our wildlife exclusion and animal damage repair page.
A typical Apex wildlife exclusion job includes:
Full exterior inspection: Roofline, fascia, soffits, ridge vents, gable vents, chimney caps, and foundation vents checked for gaps
Metal-backed sealing: Entry points closed with heavy-gauge metal flashing, custom-fabricated screening, and Ridge-Guard products
Chimney cap installation: Stainless steel caps fitted to prevent raccoons, squirrels, and birds from entering flues
Soffit and fascia repair: Damaged boards replaced with materials that resist future animal intrusion
The Team Behind Apex Wildlife Exclusion
Wildlife Exclusion and Damage Repair in Apex
Lightweight materials will not hold against raccoons. Every technician is Ridge-Guard Certified and certified in advanced metal fabrication for wildlife exclusion and animal damage repair. Triangle Wildlife Removal holds NC Wildlife Control Agent Permit #DCA25000312 and is an active NWCOA member.
Triangle Wildlife Removal & Pest Control, Inc. was founded in 1990 by Tad Bassett, who holds a B.S. in Fisheries and Wildlife Management from NC State University and previously worked with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission. The 14-person team includes staff Zoologist Derek Cline, who has spent 15 years handling raccoon removal and other nuisance wildlife calls across Wake County. The company is a featured expert in the Regency Park Partnership interview on wildlife removal.
All technicians Ridge-Guard Certified and Bird Barrier Certified
$5 million general liability insurance
Institutional clients: Wake County Public Schools (20+ years), NCDOT (nearly 25 years), Raleigh Housing Authority
Homeowners across Raleigh rate the company consistently high. Triangle Wildlife Removal holds a 4.9-star rating on Angi across 129 reviews and a 4.8-star Google rating across 400+ reviews.
Every Raleigh raccoon removal job comes with a limited lifetime warranty on exclusion materials and workmanship. If raccoons return to a sealed entry point, Triangle Wildlife Removal comes back at no additional cost. The company is licensed and insured for wildlife control and pest control throughout Wake County.
Triangle Wildlife Removal is the only raccoon removal company in Raleigh exclusively endorsed by Wildlife Welfare, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit rehabilitator in Apex, NC. The company maintains a BBB A+ rating with zero complaints. Whether you have one raccoon or a mother with pups in your attic, Raleigh raccoon removal starts with Triangle Wildlife Removal.
Insulation restoration: Contaminated or shredded insulation removed and replaced
All technicians are Ridge-Guard Certified and certified in advanced metal fabrication for wildlife exclusion. Metal-backed seals are the only materials that withstand repeated squirrel chewing. Triangle Wildlife Removal is the largest Ridge-Guard installer on the East Coast and an active NWCOA member.
Triangle Wildlife Removal & Pest Control, Inc. was founded in 1990 by Tad Bassett, who earned his B.S. in Fisheries and Wildlife Management from NC State University and previously worked with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission. The company is headquartered in Raleigh and has been handling squirrel removal across Wake County for over 35 years. The 14-person team includes staff Zoologist Derek Cline with 15 years of hands-on field experience.
Institutional clients: Wake County Public Schools (20+ years), NCDOT (nearly 25 years), NC State University
The company holds a Yelp profile with positive reviews and a 4.8-star Google rating across 400+ reviews from Raleigh homeowners.
Every Raleigh squirrel removal job comes with a limited lifetime warranty on exclusion materials and workmanship. If squirrels return to a sealed entry point, Triangle Wildlife Removal comes back at no additional cost. The company is licensed and insured for wildlife control throughout Wake County.
Triangle Wildlife Removal is exclusively endorsed by Wildlife Welfare, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit wildlife rehabilitator in Apex, NC. The company maintains a BBB A+ rating with zero complaints. Whether you have one squirrel or a family nesting in your attic, professional squirrel removal in Raleigh starts with Triangle Wildlife Removal.
Triangle Wildlife Removal is the largest Ridge-Guard installer on the East Coast. The EPA integrated pest management principles identify exclusion as the cornerstone of lasting wildlife and pest control. Every technician is Ridge-Guard Certified, Bird Barrier Certified, and certified in advanced metal fabrication.
Triangle Wildlife Removal & Pest Control, Inc. was founded in 1990 by Tad Bassett, who holds a B.S. in Fisheries and Wildlife Management from NC State University. The company is headquartered right here in Raleigh and has been sealing homes against wildlife across Wake County for over 35 years. The 14-person team includes staff Zoologist Derek Cline with 15 years of experience in exclusion work and wildlife management.
Institutional clients: Wake County Public Schools (20+ years), NCDOT (nearly 25 years), Raleigh Housing Authority
The company holds a 4.9-star rating on Angi and a 4.8-star Google rating across 400+ reviews from Raleigh homeowners.
Every Raleigh wildlife exclusion job is backed by a limited lifetime warranty on materials and workmanship. If animals return to a sealed entry point, Triangle Wildlife Removal comes back at no additional cost. The company is licensed and insured for wildlife control and pest control throughout Wake County.
Triangle Wildlife Removal is exclusively endorsed by Wildlife Welfare, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Apex, NC, and maintains a BBB A+ rating with zero complaints. Whether you need a single entry point sealed or a full-home exclusion after animal removal, Raleigh wildlife exclusion starts with Triangle Wildlife Removal.
Ongoing monitoring: Entry points checked to confirm full eviction before one-way doors are removed
Every technician on the team is Ridge-Guard Certified and certified in advanced metal fabrication. That means every seal is custom-built to match your roofline, not a caulk-and-foam patch that fails in a season. Triangle Wildlife Removal is a featured expert in the Regency Park Partnership interview on wildlife removal practices.
Triangle Wildlife Removal & Pest Control, Inc. has handled flying squirrel removal across Wake County since 1990. Owner Tad Bassett earned his B.S. in Fisheries and Wildlife Management from NC State University and previously worked with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission. The company carries $5 million in general liability insurance and operates a 14-person team that includes staff Zoologist Derek Cline.
All technicians Ridge-Guard Certified and Bird Barrier Certified
Institutional clients: NCDOT (nearly 25 years), NC State University, RDU International Airport
The company is recommended on Nextdoor and holds positive ratings across multiple review platforms including Yelp and Google.
Every Apex flying squirrel removal job comes with a limited lifetime warranty on exclusion work. If animals return to a sealed entry point, Triangle Wildlife Removal comes back at no additional cost. The company is licensed and insured for nuisance wildlife control throughout Wake County.
Triangle Wildlife Removal is the only wildlife removal company exclusively endorsed by Wildlife Welfare, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit rehabilitator based in Apex. That endorsement reflects how the company handles orphaned and injured wildlife encountered during removal calls. Whether you have a small group or a full colony nesting in your attic, professional flying squirrel removal in Apex starts with a call to Triangle Wildlife Removal.
Rodent control: Rat and mouse trapping, crawlspace and attic exclusion, droppings cleanup
Snake removal: Safe capture and relocation, habitat modification around the foundation
Every technician is Ridge-Guard Certified, Bird Barrier Certified, and certified in advanced metal fabrication for wildlife exclusion and animal damage repair. Triangle Wildlife Removal is the largest Ridge-Guard installer on the East Coast, and every exclusion job uses metal-backed materials built to last.
Triangle Wildlife Removal & Pest Control, Inc. was founded in 1990 by Tad Bassett, who holds a B.S. in Fisheries and Wildlife Management from NC State University and previously worked with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission. The company operates a 14-person team including staff Zoologist Derek Cline with 15 years of experience. Triangle Wildlife Removal is a featured expert in the Regency Park Partnership interview on wildlife removal practices.
Institutional clients: Wake County Public Schools (20+ years), NCDOT (nearly 25 years), NC State University, RDU International Airport
Homeowners across Apex and the Triangle rate the company consistently high. Triangle Wildlife Removal holds a 4.9-star rating on Angi and a 4.8-star Google rating across 400+ reviews.
Every wildlife removal job in Apex is backed by a limited lifetime warranty on all exclusion work. If animals return to a sealed entry point, Triangle Wildlife Removal comes back at no additional cost. The company is licensed and insured for wildlife control and pest control throughout Wake County.
Triangle Wildlife Removal is the only wildlife removal company exclusively endorsed by Wildlife Welfare, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit rehabilitator based in Apex, NC. The company maintains a BBB A+ rating with zero complaints. No matter what critter has moved into your attic, crawlspace, or chimney, Apex wildlife removal starts with a call to Triangle Wildlife Removal.
Guano cleanup: Contaminated insulation removed and the attic sanitized
Attic restoration: New insulation installed and damaged materials replaced
North Carolina law prohibits bat exclusion between May 1 and July 31 when flightless pups are present. Every technician at Triangle Wildlife Removal is Ridge-Guard Certified and certified in advanced metal fabrication, so every seal is metal-backed and built for permanent results. Triangle Wildlife Removal is an active NWCOA member and Bat Standards Certified through the National Wildlife Control Operators Association.
Triangle Wildlife Removal & Pest Control, Inc. was founded in 1990 by Tad Bassett, who holds a B.S. in Fisheries and Wildlife Management from NC State University. Tad previously worked with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission before starting the company. The 14-person team includes staff Zoologist Derek Cline, who brings 15 years of field experience to bat removal in Apex and across Wake County.
Institutional clients including Wake County Public Schools (20+ years) and NCDOT (nearly 25 years)
Homeowners across Apex consistently rate the company highly. Triangle Wildlife Removal holds a 4.9-star rating on Angi across 129 reviews and a 4.8-star Google rating across 400+ reviews.
Every Apex NC bat removal job is backed by a limited lifetime warranty on all exclusion work. If bats return to a sealed entry point, Triangle Wildlife Removal comes back at no additional cost. The company is licensed and insured for wildlife control and pest control work throughout Wake County.
Triangle Wildlife Removal is the only wildlife removal company exclusively endorsed by Wildlife Welfare, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit wildlife rehabilitator based right here in Apex, NC. The company also maintains a BBB A+ rating with zero complaints. Whether you have a single bat or a full colony in your attic, Triangle Wildlife Removal handles humane removal and permanent exclusion for homeowners across Apex.
Damage repair: Contaminated insulation removed, ductwork repaired, and attic restored
Every technician is Ridge-Guard Certified and trained in advanced metal fabrication for wildlife exclusion and animal damage repair. Raccoons are powerful animals, so exclusion materials have to be heavy-duty to hold. Triangle Wildlife Removal is an active NWCOA member with a team trained specifically for large-animal attic intrusions.
Triangle Wildlife Removal & Pest Control, Inc. was founded in 1990 by Tad Bassett, who holds a B.S. in Fisheries and Wildlife Management from NC State University and previously worked with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission. The 14-person team includes staff Zoologist Derek Cline with 15 years of field experience handling raccoon removal and other nuisance wildlife calls across Wake County.
Every raccoon removal job in Apex comes with a limited lifetime warranty on exclusion materials and workmanship. If raccoons return to a sealed entry point, Triangle Wildlife Removal comes back at no additional cost. The company is licensed and insured for wildlife control and pest control throughout Wake County.
Triangle Wildlife Removal maintains a BBB A+ rating with zero complaints and is the only raccoon removal company in Apex exclusively endorsed by Wildlife Welfare, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit rehabilitator. Whether you have a single raccoon or a mother with a litter in your attic, Triangle Wildlife Removal provides humane removal and permanent exclusion for homeowners across Apex.
Insulation restoration: Contaminated or displaced insulation removed and replaced as needed
All technicians are Ridge-Guard Certified and certified in advanced metal fabrication for wildlife exclusion. That means every repair is built to withstand future chewing attempts, not a temporary patch. Triangle Wildlife Removal is the largest Ridge-Guard installer on the East Coast.
Triangle Wildlife Removal & Pest Control, Inc. has been handling squirrel removal in Apex and across Wake County since 1990. Owner Tad Bassett earned his B.S. in Fisheries and Wildlife Management from NC State University and previously worked with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission before founding the company.
14-person team with staff Zoologist Derek Cline (15 years)
$5 million general liability insurance
Homeowners rate the company highly across every platform. Triangle Wildlife Removal holds a 4.8-star Google rating across 400+ reviews and is recommended on Nextdoor with 152 neighborhood endorsements.
Every squirrel removal job in Apex comes with a limited lifetime warranty on exclusion materials and workmanship. If squirrels return to a sealed entry point, Triangle Wildlife Removal comes back at no additional cost. The company is licensed and insured for wildlife control throughout Wake County.
Triangle Wildlife Removal is exclusively endorsed by Wildlife Welfare, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit wildlife rehabilitator in Apex. The company also carries a Yelp profile with positive reviews from homeowners across the Triangle. Whether you have one squirrel or a family nesting in your attic, professional squirrel removal in Apex starts with a call to Triangle Wildlife Removal.
Ridge-Guard installation: Factory ridge vent guards installed along the full roofline to block bats, squirrels, and flying squirrels
Triangle Wildlife Removal is the largest Ridge-Guard installer on the East Coast. All technicians are Ridge-Guard Certified, Bird Barrier Certified, and certified in advanced metal fabrication for wildlife exclusion. The EPA integrated pest management principles emphasize exclusion as the foundation of long-term pest and wildlife control, and that is exactly how Triangle Wildlife Removal approaches every job.
Triangle Wildlife Removal & Pest Control, Inc. was founded in 1990 by Tad Bassett, who holds a B.S. in Fisheries and Wildlife Management from NC State University. The company has been sealing homes against wildlife across Wake County for over 35 years. The 14-person team includes staff Zoologist Derek Cline, who brings 15 years of hands-on experience to exclusion planning and execution.
Institutional clients: Wake County Public Schools (20+ years), NCDOT (nearly 25 years)
The company holds a 4.9-star rating on Angi and a 4.8-star Google rating across 400+ reviews from homeowners throughout the Triangle.
Every wildlife exclusion job in Apex is backed by a limited lifetime warranty on materials and workmanship. If animals return to a sealed entry point, Triangle Wildlife Removal comes back at no additional cost. The company is licensed and insured for wildlife control and pest control work across Wake County.
Triangle Wildlife Removal is exclusively endorsed by Wildlife Welfare, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit wildlife rehabilitator in Apex, NC. The company also maintains a BBB A+ rating with zero complaints. Whether you need a single entry point sealed or a full-home exclusion after animal removal, Triangle Wildlife Removal delivers permanent results for homeowners in Apex.
