They found a bat colony two contractors had missed. Sealed thirty-one gaps I didn't know existed. The attic has been silent for a year.
Wildlife Removal on Kiawah Island, SC
Kiawah Island sits within one of the most biodiverse coastal ecosystems in South Carolina. That's part of what makes it beautiful, and it's why wildlife activity is a fact of life for homeowners and rental property owners on the island. Raccoons are bold here and learn quickly which homes are accessible. Monster Wildlife handles removal and exclusion for residential and vacation rental properties throughout Kiawah.
Kiawah is a private barrier island about 21 miles southwest of Charleston, accessible via Johns Island. The island's 10,000 acres include a mix of primary residences and vacation properties set within maritime forest, ocean beach, and an extensive lagoon system.
The island's wildlife management program handles alligators and some nuisance wildlife in common areas, but private property wildlife calls (raccoons in attics, snakes in garages, birds in vents) are outside that scope. That's where we come in.
Common wildlife calls on Kiawah
Raccoons top the list. The island's raccoon population is accustomed to human presence and moves freely between wooded areas and residential properties. Vacation homes are particularly attractive because food sources are inconsistent and entry points often go undetected for extended periods between guests.
Snakes are the second most common call. Kiawah's lagoon edges, marsh borders, and wooded lots create habitat for both cottonmouth water moccasins and nonvenomous species. A snake in a garage, on a porch, or near an entry can usually be removed the same day when we're able to schedule it.
Kiawah Island wildlife removal: questions answered.
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Showed up at midnight for a raccoon family in the chimney. Got everyone out alive, capped the flue, didn't break a thing. Worth every cent.
Polite, careful, didn't try to sell me a single thing I didn't need. The squirrel problem just... ended. That's all I wanted.
