I have a really good nose! Sure, there's various dead-animal location technology, such as FLIR heat-detection devices that can detect decaying bodies (which are warmer) or corpse-sniffing dogs, but these things aren't always helpful.
A lot of animals die in attics, where a dog doesn't help, or ductwork or other places where you can't see heat. The best technology is my nose and my experience! My nose is so good that I can usually detect the species of animal just
by the smell! I know animal behavior and architecture so well that I have an excellent instinct about where the carcass lies.
Removing a dead animal is an easy enough task when you know where the animal is. When the carcass cannot be located, however, things take a very different turn: a bad smell starts to linger, and an invasion of flies takes over. Other scavengers join the party, attracted by pheromones or scent, such as rats, mice, opossums, foxes, and raccoons. Stains can appear on surfaces and materials that come into contact with deceased animals, and it can even devalue your home or rental property. Here at Fayetteville Dead Animal, we have a wide assortment of services that can solve each and every one of these problems. It is more common that these critters will die in a dark, hard-to-reach area of your home or building, such as crawl spaces, wall cavities, roofs, attics, and basements; and in order to effectively resolve the problem, you’ll need to address every aspect of it. This includes locating and sealing entry points, removing and safely disposing of the carcass, repairing and restoring the area, and installing preventative tools and methods to stop future wildlife problems before they have a chance to start. Our fully-encompassing service from friendly, highly-trained, and fully licensed and insured professionals is the reason we are consistently rated the number one dead animal removal service in Fayetteville and North Carolina. Give us a call on 910-933-2132 to learn more, or to schedule a visit from one of our expert technicians.
