Hurricane Irma What Happened?

Most of us understand, being residents of Florida that hurricanes occur naturally and seasonally. It could be said that we have tourist season and hurricane season. Hurricane Irma arrived in FL as a category 4 storm in the morning hours of Sept 10th. It flooded coastal cities and ripped off roofs… It killed the power to more than 6.8 million people. At one point, Hurricane Irma was the strongest hurricane the National Hurricane Center has ever recorded in the Atlantic.

Do you have damage to your home that you fear an animal can gain entry? We can fix that!

For more information or a FREE ESTIMATE Call 1-866-263-WILD or (941)729-2103.  You can speak with a trusted professional. We would like to be your local expert and learn about your current situation. Call us now. We are the experts for humane wildlife trapping and removal as well as full property restoration, in Bradenton and surrounding areas. We also serve Sarasota, Parrish, Lakewood Ranch, Ellenton and all the surrounding areas.

With a storm of this magnitude, the fate of the states unique wildlife species and native habitats remains unknown.

How does this affect you as a homeowner?

In an upcoming series, we will address the following homeowner concerns:

Did Hurricane Irma send you an uninvited house guest? 

How will hurricane Irma effect the squirrel population?

How should I handle cleaning up brush and debris around my home after Irma?

What were the impacts of flooding from Irma on various nuisance wildlife species?

Do you have damage to your home that you fear an animal can gain entry? We can fix that!

For more information or a FREE ESTIMATE Call 1-866-263-WILD or (941)729-2103.  You can speak with a trusted professional. We would like to be your local expert and learn about your current situation. Call us now. We are the experts for humane wildlife trapping and removal as well as full property restoration, in Bradenton and surrounding areas. We also serve Sarasota, Parrish, Lakewood Ranch, Ellenton and all the surrounding areas.