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Highly disappointing experience: we had used WR to seal up some squirrel holes when we lived downtown, but when we called them to help with signs of rats now that we live in the country, their only suggestion was to poison within our home once and then pay a monthly subscription for outdoor poisoning. I could place poison within my house myself, and certainly don't want to poison the wildlife in the literal field that we live in, and definitely not for $150/month. For the $200 service call, I…
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Thank you for your feedback and for working with us previously, we truly appreciate it.<br>We’re sorry to hear that this recent experience did not meet your expectations. It sounds like we may not have done the best job clearly explaining our recommendations, and we understand how that could be frustrating.<br>When it comes to rats, especially in rural settings, exclusion alone is often not effective. Unlike squirrels, rats are persistent burrowers and will continue to find new ways in if a population is already established. In these situations, some form of population control is typically necessary first, otherwise we risk wasting both time and money on repairs that won’t hold.<br><br>That said, rodenticide is not the only option. We do offer trapping programs as an alternative, and we’re always happy to tailor a solution based on your preferences and concerns, including minimizing risk to surrounding wildlife.<br><br>In many countryside homes, we also see more extensive structural vulnerabilities, which is why ongoing service is sometimes recommended to maintain control while longer term repairs or exclusion work are completed.<br><br>We truly value your feedback, as it helps us improve how we communicate our approach. If you’re open to it, we would welcome the opportunity to have a more in depth conversation and find a solution that better aligns with your goals.<br><br>Thank you again for your past support and for taking the time to share your experience.<br><br>John Hatfield<br>Wildlife Resolutions Inc.
Wildlife Resolutions is a fantastic team of people working together providing excellent services in a proactive and timely manner. They are creative problem-solvers, and work well to understand the clients needs on a variety of Wildlife situations for the homeowner. Best experience with these folks. Highly recommend.
Quick response to the situation, skunk was removed gently with extreme care.
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Wildlife Resolutions
757 Warren Rd Unit 4465, Ithaca, NY 14852
At Wildlife Resolutions, we are dedicated to resolving human-wildlife conflicts through compassionate, Knowledgeable, and professional services. We educate our community about their environment and promote conservation-minded solutions to pest and wildlife conflicts.
4.9 out of 5
460 reviews
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| Provider | Rating | Reviews | Phone | Address |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wildlife Resolutions | 4.9 | 460 | (607) 351-7274 | 757 Warren Rd Unit 4465, Ithaca, NY 14852 |
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How many pest control companies are listed in Ithaca, NY?
There are 1 pest control companies serving Ithaca, New York. This city page also covers 1 ZIP codes and 460 customer reviews.
How much does pest control cost in Ithaca?
One-time treatments typically run $150–$500 depending on pest type and home size, quarterly plans are often $100–$300 per quarter, and termite work often starts near $500–$2,500+ depending on treatment type and home size. Final pricing depends on the pest type, urgency, and property size.
What should I compare before hiring a company in Ithaca?
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When is pest season in Ithaca, NY?
Peak pest season in the Ithaca area typically runs April through October. New York's temperate climate with cold winters and warm, humid summers concentrates pest activity into warmer months, though indoor pests persist year-round.
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