FOUNDED IN WYOMING
The story behind Wyldguard
Travis Fleischman is a certified Wildlife Control Operator based in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. For years, he led the team at High Country Wildlife, a wildlife control company serving homeowners dealing with everything from squirrels in the attic to raccoons under the deck.
There were a lot of instances where Travis and his crew would show up to a property where another company had already attempted the job. Wrong materials, improperly sealed entry points, and the animals were back. The homeowner had spent thousands of dollars and was starting over with nothing to show for it.
Travis looked for a warranty product that would protect homeowners when the work was not done to the right standard. He did not find one. So he built it.
Wyldguard Protection Warranty is the first limited express wildlife damage warranty of its kind in the United States. It covers structural repairs, exclusion work, and wildlife removal, administered through a vetted network of certified Wildlife Control Operators nationwide.
KNOW THE DIFFERENCE
What this warranty is not
Wyldguard Protection Warranty is a limited express warranty, not an insurance product. The coverage is transparent, the terms are published in full, and nothing about how this product works is designed to be confusing.
If a covered claim is filed, Wyldguard finds the certified WCO, authorizes the work, and pays the contractor directly. The homeowner does not manage contractors, chase reimbursements, or navigate a claims process.
Don’t have a Wildlife Control Operator yet? We’ll find you one.
OUR STANDARDS
Built on certification and accountability
Every Wildlife Control Operator in the Wyldguard network must meet strict requirements before a warranty can be activated on any property they service. Current state licensing, NWCOA certification or direct Wyldguard training, and the ability to stand behind their work with a minimum one-year workmanship warranty.
Wyldguard also reserves the right to inspect any covered property at any time. If the work does not meet standards, the claim does not get paid. That accountability protects the homeowner and keeps the network performing at the level this warranty requires.
