Piedmont Wildlife Control

06/02/2026

Birds in NC right now are out here house hunting like it’s Zillow 🐦🏠

And vents? That’s the penthouse suite if you leave them open.

This one was caught just in time, before damage was done.

But if you’re hearing chirping, scratching, or “something in the wall”…it may be time to get your vents checked.

www.piedmontwildlifecontrol.com
(336) 915-7373

05/29/2026

A hill we will absolutely die on:
If your vinyl siding is loose, bent, or pulling away from the house… fix it. 😭
Because to a bat, that little gap looks like a luxury apartment with great curb appeal.
This home had an entire group tucked behind ONE loose section of siding. Small opening. Big problem.

05/29/2026

Always thankful for the great feedback from our amazing customers!!
If you have any unwelcome wildlife visitors, you know who to call!

05/24/2026

Customer called because the birds in their home suddenly disappeared overnight. Sounds like good news… until we found out WHY. 👀🐍
Turns out a rat snake had moved in and helped itself to the birds. Nature is wild sometimes.
We safely removed the snake and helped make sure the problem didn’t come back. One wildlife issue disappearing doesn’t always mean the problem solved itself. Sometimes it just means something else showed up for dinner.

05/19/2026

We're hiring! Person & Durham Counties

WILDLIFE REMOVAL TECH – PAID TRAINING – COMPANY TRUCK
Full‑time. Must have driver’s license and clean driving record, be VERY comfortable on ladders/roofs, and communicate well. We provide tools, PPE, training, and advancement opportunities.
Paid training, company truck, tools provided. Must be reliable, able to use ladders and traverse roofs. Needs to be comfortable in tight spaces (e.g., attic, crawlspace), able to lift 75+ lbs. overhead and ready to work outdoors. Great career path with a growing local company.

Previous experience in Wildlife Control is not needed but preferred. Other related experience in Roofing or Pest Control is helpful. Pay is heavily based on previous experience.

See full job description and requirements here:

https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=626892c79c640325&from=shareddesktop_copy&fbclid=IwY2xjawR4rpVleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETF4OHY4elJzVmtiNzNTWWJKc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHolSl8sNoUBSVai9vAewRuBz_Vq0td8K8nKIP7vrEM_RWfSq4KSafxDzT-xs_aem_litiD88yQJajw1-WcXRjxQ

Piedmont Wildlife Control - Animals Be Gone

05/18/2026

Customer said they heard a little noise…

05/16/2026

Solutions when you need them! Thanks Connie, for the great feedback.
Call us when you need us & we will get the job done.

05/15/2026

Turns out Santa isn’t the only thing getting stuck in chimneys… 🦉🎅

We safely removed this owl from inside a chimney today and got it back outside where it belongs. Another good reminder why chimney caps are so important — they keep wildlife out and prevent situations like this from happening in the first place! If your chimney needs a cap give us a call!

05/14/2026

Are you noticing an alarming number of tunnels crisscrossing all over your yard? Does it feel like you’re walking on a sponge when you step outside? 🐾 If so, then you’re most likely dealing with an overpopulation of moles that are wreaking havoc on your beautiful lawn! Let’s work together to restore your lawn back to its former glory! 🌱✨ Give us a call at (336) 915-7373

05/12/2026

It’s that time of year when people start spotting fawns curled up alone in yards, flower beds, and wooded areas. 🦌
In most cases, mom is nearby and the fawn is exactly where it’s supposed to be. The best thing you can do is give it space and keep pets and people away.
We put together a few important tips on what to do — and what not to do — if you come across a fawn this spring, plus a blog with more detailed information. Check it out before trying to “rescue” one of these spotted little lawn ornaments. 😅
https://www.piedmontwildlifecontrol.com/blog/baby-deer-fawn-abandoned