Animals die, and when they do, they can cause a big stink!  The most common dead animals we deal with are mice and rats.  True, a big animal usually causes a bigger stink, but with poisons becoming the popular choice for rodent control, those animals ingest the poison and go off somewhere and die, and very rarely are they easy to get to.  This is one of the reasons I don't use any type of poison.  Removing a dead animal can be a very tough job, it requires someone with an excellent sense of smell and the ability to pinpoint that smell, all while being able to stomach the stench as it gets worse with the hands on cleanup.

We don't just deal with dead rodents though, we deal with all kinds of dead creatures.  After the offending animal has been removed, we make sure to clean up the area by removing any maggots and disinfecting the area with a plant based biodegradable cleaner.  After that, the smell doesn't have much of a chance to stay around long, and begins clearing up soon afterward.  The final step is to find out where and how the animal got in, and fix it so that you won't have any other unexpected visitors in your home.

Common Problems
Smell inside a wall
Smell in the crawlspace
Smell in the attic
Smell in the floor
Dead animal in the yard
Dead animal under the deck

Signs of a Dead Animal
SMELL!
Dead opossum
Dead raccoon
Dead rat
Dead mouse
Dead bird
Dead skunk
Dead cat
Dead squirrel

Diseases
Lots!