Here at Lanier Wildlife Solutions, we take pride in providing the best quality service at an affordable price. We are locally owned and operated. Each call will be answered by an individual who is readily available to talk about your nuisance wildlife needs. Not only is our service guaranteed and warranted, it is the best pricing in the profession. We provide trapping, and more importantly quality exclusion work to keep pesky critters away. Please do not hesitate to call our professionals now for a free quote. Baton Rouge and surrounding areas 225 315-0711. For New Orleans and surrounding areas please call 504 717-7858
"Did really well with job Worked around scheduled."
Marieca E on April 2025
Here at Lanier Wildlife Solutions, we take pride in providing the best quality service at an affordable price. We are locally owned and operated. Each call will be answered by an individual who is readily available to talk about your nuisance wildlife needs. Not only is our service guaranteed and warranted, it is the best pricing in the profession. We provide trapping, and more importantly quality exclusion work to keep pesky critters away. Please do not hesitate to call our professionals now for a free quote. Baton Rouge and surrounding areas 225 315-0711. For New Orleans and surrounding areas please call 504 717-7858
"Did really well with job Worked around scheduled."
Marieca E on April 2025
owner operator
owner operator
We provide the full range of pest control services for commercial and residential customers, including general pests, mosquito programs and termite control. Additional phone - (318) 256-6300.
We provide the full range of pest control services for commercial and residential customers, including general pests, mosquito programs and termite control. Additional phone - (318) 256-6300.
We provide the full range of pest control services for commercial and residential customers, including general pests, mosquito programs and termite control.
We provide the full range of pest control services for commercial and residential customers, including general pests, mosquito programs and termite control.
15 employees.
15 employees.
I am a Retired Baton Rouge Firefighter (27yrs), sole business owner (In Pest Control Industry for over 30 yrs), meaning I am the one who will be servicing your home or business to insure YOU are getting the propper Pest Prevention Treatment possible. Billing is usually paid upon serviceing for homeowners, businesses that require a billing period will be left with a reciept of service to be paid within 30 days of the service date. I do establish a personal rapport with my customers, as to work with them on delaying a payment on an occasional basis if necessary.
I am a Retired Baton Rouge Firefighter (27yrs), sole business owner (In Pest Control Industry for over 30 yrs), meaning I am the one who will be servicing your home or business to insure YOU are getting the propper Pest Prevention Treatment possible. Billing is usually paid upon serviceing for homeowners, businesses that require a billing period will be left with a reciept of service to be paid within 30 days of the service date. I do establish a personal rapport with my customers, as to work with them on delaying a payment on an occasional basis if necessary.
Family owned & locally operated by Rick and Cherylann Story. Our two full time service technicians, John and Heather, are LSU graduates and have been with the company for 10 plus years. Rick is a retired entomology professor (LSU 1981-2012) and works full time in the business. Cherylann manages the scheduling and billing.
"Should it be necessary I will not hesitate to call for Baton Rouge Pest Control again. Very professional and hassle-free transaction. Very happy with the promptness of service and owner's knowledgeability as well!"
Gerald D on June 2019
Family owned & locally operated by Rick and Cherylann Story. Our two full time service technicians, John and Heather, are LSU graduates and have been with the company for 10 plus years. Rick is a retired entomology professor (LSU 1981-2012) and works full time in the business. Cherylann manages the scheduling and billing.
"Should it be necessary I will not hesitate to call for Baton Rouge Pest Control again. Very professional and hassle-free transaction. Very happy with the promptness of service and owner's knowledgeability as well!"
Gerald D on June 2019
Pest control professionals can use poisonous bait, set traps, fumigate, or a combination of these treatments to get rid of moles. Depending on the method, they will return to remove the bodies or release the moles in a suitable environment far from your home (at least 5 miles). You can try to remove moles yourself using traps and repellents, but if you're dealing with a large infestation, it's better to hire a professional.
"Moles are attracted to a yard rich in food sources and loose, moist soil. They are drawn by abundant grubs, earthworms, and insects that make a nourishing meal for them. Moist, well-drained soil also enables easy tunneling, which further encourages these animals to inhabit your yard. Recognizing these factors can help you understand why moles appear on your property."
To make your yard less attractive to moles, alter your landscape to remove the conditions they favor. Install deep barriers around garden beds, clear out debris such as tree stumps and dead leaves, and manage grub populations actively. Incorporate plants known to deter moles, such as daffodils, marigolds, and garlic, to significantly discourage their presence.
Moles pose minimal danger to you. They do not carry rabies and do not bite humans under normal circumstances. Their impact is confined to creating tunnels that may cause minor lawn damage. In the event of a bite, immediate medical care is recommended to prevent infection and to ensure proper treatment, although bites are extremely uncommon.
"Moles, shrews, and voles differ in both appearance and behavior. Moles are burrowing mammals with large claws designed for digging and are focused on consuming insects beneath the soil. Shrews are smaller with clearly visible eyes, often inhabiting tunnels dug by others. Voles feature larger, distinct eyes and primarily consume plants and seeds. Understanding these differences helps in identifying and managing each pest appropriately."