Wildlife Control & Removal

Work With a Highly Skilled Wildlife Removal Specialist in Fairbanks, AK

If you live in Fairbanks, AK, you’ll eventually need wildlife removal services. That is a fact. Luckily for you, we will provide you with far-reaching wildlife removal services to keep your residential or commercial property 100% free from any type of wildlife threat.

We are proud members of various related associations, and we have competent certifications.

Our associations and certifications include:

We Offer Humane Wildlife Removal Services

We Remove, We Don’t Kill

At Mr.D’s Pest solutions, we offer humane wild animal removal services. We believe that the wildlife of Fairbanks, AK, is beautiful and should be protected at all times. However, we can’t ignore the huge problem that the presence of wild animals on your property pose. With our wildlife services, you’ll rid your residential or commercial property of any wild animal and relocate it to its natural habitat.

Schedule Your Wildlife Pest Control Services Today

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Get rid of beavers, muskrats, and any other type of wild animal from your property efficiently and professionally with our help! With a vast experience of over eight years in the wildlife removal industry, you can trust our specialists to take care of your wildlife removal needs ASAP. Call us today at (907) 651-2579 & we’ll remove wildlife from your property! Be sure to let us know if you’re a military member, and we’ll provide you with discounts.

Our Full Range of Services

Bed Bug Removal

Our exterminators have the knowledge and tools to locate even the hardest to find pests.

Residential & Commercial Pest Control

Keep your home or business protected from any kind of pest with out far-reaching services.

Bird Control

We’ll get rid of nuisance birds such as pigeons and mud swallows as soon as possible!

Rodents

With our strategically piaced baits, we’ll get rid of rodents in your home or business. We also offer chemical free options for the indoors.

Carpenter Ants

Carpenter ants’ nests will continuously grow if not treated properly, becoming a more costly and invasive procedure over time.