Where it is
Attic, soffit, chimney, garage, wall, ceiling, deck, or yard. City or zip helps. We do not need a full address on the first call.
Call · text · form
Contact us
Animal in the house? Call or text Florida Wildlife Trappers. The look is free. We work every city in Brevard County and every city in Orange County.
The line is open 24 hours. Form requests get a call back. We do not publish a street address — the phone and the form are how you reach us.
- Open 24 hours
- Free inspection
- Brevard and Orange County
- PhoneCall or text (321) 205-4972.
- HoursOpen 24 hours. Night is fine.
- AreaBrevard County and Orange County.
- InspectionFree. Price waits on the opening.
Three ways in
There is one number. Call it, text it, or send the form on this page. The public name is Florida Wildlife Trappers. Reviews on Google sit under Florida Trappers and Wildlife Rescue — same company, same phone.
We have been on Central Florida houses since 2008. The work is humane: no poison. Getting the animal out is half the job. Closing the hole in metal is the other half.
What to say when you call
What you hear
Heavy walk at night, scratching, chewing, scurrying, or nothing yet — only a hole or a stain. Daytime noise often means squirrel. Night often means raccoon or bat exits.
What you saw
A torn soffit, a chewed golf-ball hole, a gable vent, barrel-tile gap, or an animal on camera. If you do not know the animal, say “not sure.” We name it when we look.
How to reach us
(321) 205-4972 Text the same number Open 24 hours · Brevard and Orange County
Call when something is in the house tonight. Text if you cannot talk. Use the form if you want a call back with the zip and a short note already written down.
Someone answers Florida Wildlife Trappers. There is no second number and no front-desk maze. The inspection is free. Nobody names a job price until we see the animal and the opening.
Nuisance alligator. Call us about a nuisance alligator. We handle it for you. You do not call a state hotline.
Google reviews: Florida Trappers and Wildlife Rescue.
What happens after you reach us
- We talk Room, sound, opening, zip. Young in the den matters — we do not seal them in.
- We look The inspection is free. We find the opening and name the animal if we can.
- We name a price Only after the look. It depends on the animal and the opening — not a menu on the site.
- We finish the hole Out of the house, then metal. Foam and chicken wire fail. Humane. No poison.
Where the call covers
Brevard County
Every city in the county. Homes, businesses, and agricultural property. Brevard service area →
Orange County
Every city in the county, including the Orlando side of the map. Orange service area →
Not statewide
We do not take Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa, or Naples from this line. If you are outside Brevard and Orange, say so up front.
Have this ready
- A callback number The one you answer. Call, text, and the form all use the same line on our side: (321) 205-4972.
- Zip or city So we know you are in Brevard or Orange before we drive.
- Time of day When the noise happens. Night walk versus daytime chew changes the animal list.
- Young or eggs If you think babies are in the den, say it. Young stay unsealed until they can leave.
- Photos help A soffit tear, vent, or stain — not required. Typical openings on our pages are examples, not your job.
- Alligator Yard or pond. Call us. We handle it. You do not call a state hotline.
Form, not a public inbox
The form on this page sends a request to us. We call you back. We do not print an email address in the page HTML for scrapers to harvest. If the form fails, your device can open a mail draft as a fallback — still the same request: name, phone, issue, zip, and where to look.
Licensed and insured. No license number on the page. No dollar amounts. No street for walk-ins. The job is on your property, not at a storefront.
Contact questions
Do you have a street address?
No. We do not publish a street. Call or text (321) 205-4972, or use the form. The work is in Brevard County and Orange County.
Who answers?
Florida Wildlife Trappers. Call or text. The line is open 24 hours. The inspection is free.
How much is the inspection?
The look is free. The job price depends on the animal and the opening. Nobody invents a number before we see the opening.
Tonight — is anyone there?
Yes. Call or text (321) 205-4972. Open 24 hours. Night noise in the attic is a normal reason to call.
Call or form — which is faster?
Call or text if something is in the house now. Use the form if you want a call back and you already know the zip and the room. Both land with us.
I do not know what animal it is
That is fine. Pick “Not sure” on the form, or say it on the phone. Room and what you hear are enough to start. We name it when we see the opening.
Will you poison it?
No. Humane removal. Trap or a one-way door when that fits, then we close the hole in metal.
Nuisance alligator?
Call us about a nuisance alligator. We handle it for you. You do not call a state hotline.
Why do Google reviews say a different name?
The Google listing name is Florida Trappers and Wildlife Rescue. The public site name is Florida Wildlife Trappers. Same phone. Same crew.
Still in the house?