Serving Ithaca, Tompkins County and the Southern Tier
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Serving Ithaca, Tompkins County and the Southern Tier
Finger Lakes’ Favorite 2024 · 2025 · 2026
Bats are our most requested call. We assess the entire structure, seal every entry point and install one-way exits so the colony leaves on its own and cannot return. Exclusion work is backed by a one-year warranty.
Founded in 2014 by a wildlife biologist with more than twenty years in the field, we take on the complex jobs other companies turn down. Our technicians are dual certified in wildlife and pest control, so one person diagnoses and solves the whole problem. We are certified to rappel, which lets us service high-rise and hard-to-reach structures across the region.
Tell us what you are seeing and our certified technicians will take it from there.
Humane removal, one-way exits and full structural exclusion, warrantied for a year.
Wasps, hornets and yellow jackets handled safely, including high and awkward nests.
Trapping, exclusion and repair of the entry points and damage they leave behind.
Wildlife Resolutions has served Ithaca and the surrounding counties since 2014. Seven dual certified technicians, most of them with us five years or more, handle every job from the first assessment through the warranty visit.
Applies to returning customers on scheduled wildlife and pest services. Cannot be combined with other offers.
Mention it when you book, or ask your technician on site.
Our thanks to those who have served. Applies to scheduled wildlife and pest services. Cannot be combined with other offers.
Mention it when you book, or ask your technician on site.
We do not compete on price and we do not run seasonal promotions. What we do keep standing is a thank-you to the people who come back to us and to those who have served: 15% for returning customers, 10% for veterans and 5% for seniors.
Applies to returning customers on scheduled wildlife and pest services. Cannot be combined with other offers.
Mention it when you book, or ask your technician on site.
Our thanks to those who have served. Applies to scheduled wildlife and pest services. Cannot be combined with other offers.
Mention it when you book, or ask your technician on site.
We do not compete on price and we do not run seasonal promotions. What we do keep standing is a thank-you to the people who come back to us and to those who have served: 15% for returning customers, 10% for veterans and 5% for seniors.
Every program starts with a full assessment. Pricing is quoted after we have seen the property, because no two structures are the same, and the quote is built not to be exceeded.
We put time and support into the schools, arts organizations and community programs across Tompkins County and the Southern Tier. Our team also teaches at the state and national level, sharing what we learn in the field with other operators.
No. A proper assessment takes time and expertise, so we charge for it. What you get is a full assessment of how animals are getting in, what is drawing them and exactly what the work will involve, with a quote built not to be exceeded.
No. There is no pesticide for wildlife. We solve the structural and habitat picture: food, water and shelter. Exclusion is roughly 80% of the solution, so we seal the building first and manage the population second.
Ithaca and all of Tompkins County, plus Broome, Cayuga, Chemung, Chenango, Cortland, Onondaga, Schuyler and Tioga counties, parts of Madison, Oneida and Seneca counties, and Corning in Steuben County. If your address sits just outside that list, call us and we will tell you straight away.
Yes. Exclusion work carries a one-year warranty and most pest applications carry 30 days or longer depending on the product label. The technician who did the work handles the warranty visits personally.
Recognized as a Finger Lakes Favorite in 2024, 2025 and 2026. Thank you to the community we have served since 2014.
Our professional memberships include NWCOA, the New York State Pest Management Association, the National Pest Management Association, the New York Wildlife Management Association and the New York State Trappers Association.




