by Christina Robinson | Animal Removal
At Coopertown Services, we are known for caring for the chimneys are fireplaces of our customers. But did you know we are also nationally certified wildlife removal experts? Spring in middle Tennessee is a time of growth. As grass grows green again, trees bud, and...
by Christina Robinson | Animal Removal
West Tennessee is known for its lush foliage and abundant wildlife. While birds, raccoons, squirrels, and other animals are an important part of the local ecosystems, there is one place we don’t want to see them – in our homes. Whether they sneak into the attic,...
by Joyce Robinson | Animal Removal
The sounds of scratching, scurrying, or crying from the chimney can strike fear into the hearts of any homeowners. Unfortunately, these sounds are just one of the many signs that you may have animals in your chimney. To many animals, chimneys are the perfect place to...
by Christina Robinson | Animal Removal
The sound of scratching or scurrying from the chimney is a noise no homeowner wants to hear. During the winter and spring, many birds and small mammals will try to take shelter in chimneys; safe, dark, enclosed, and protected, chimneys are an ideal location for...
by Christina Robinson | Animal Removal
Animals love chimneys, as they tend to be dark, enclosed spaces. It’s also a warm and protected place to build nests or raise young for them. While it may seem like a simple inconvenience, animal entry can cause significant damage to your chimney. They also...
by Christina Robinson | Animal Removal
One of the most prolific – and persistent – backyard animals is the squirrel. While many people enjoy seeing them in parks or out in nature, they can become a serious nuisance if they take up residence in your backyard trees. Squirrels have a knack for a...
