




At Trutech Wildlife Service, we've been helping homeowners and businesses safely resolve wildlife problems since 1984. With more than 40 years of experience, our wildlife experts provide professional solutions for unwanted animals while treating your property, family, and the animals themselves with care and respect.We specialize in humane wildlife removal, animal exclusion, and prevention services for common nuisance wildlife such as raccoons, squirrels, bats, birds, and rodents. Our technicians identify how animals are getting into your property, remove them using appropriate methods, and help prevent them from returning.We believe in doing the job right--not just getting wildlife out, but delivering lasting results. That's why we stand behind our work and offer warranties on qualifying exclusion services.When wildlife becomes a problem, you can count on Trutech for knowledgeable technicians, professional service, and solutions designed to protect your home or business. Call Trutech In. To Get Wildlife Out.®
Website: trutechinc.com
Phone: (833) 552-1189
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- Sat 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Boston, MA 02118 ·535.09 mi
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Reviews
yelpMaybe I misunderstood but I had a snake in my breezeway. I was under the impression that entry points would be sealed as well as setting up glue traps and Snake Away around foundation. Paid $399...
MoreGave the tech Ryan Montoya( 744-545-5165) $1500 and signed paperwork that he took with him and never saw anyone again. Still have squirrels in the basement. He never returned calls. We think he is...
MoreTech told us he was sent out to provide services that he can't provide and won't work. Boss sent him back and he was like, Yeah - it's still not going to work... Trutech charged us hundreds of...
MoreI have a problem with moles and voles in my yard. I hired this company and they failed to solve the problem. In addition, they failed to live up to their part of the contract. DO NOT Hire them!
MoreThis company is infamous on other websites for being exploitative, possibly due to their commission-based compensation scheme where they give a company truck to a college kid or recent graduate...
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