14351 Warren Ave. Dearborn, MI 48126 Call Us - (313) 581-7300 Overhead, Entry, and Garage Door Company of Michigan We specialize in Commercial and Residential installation, and repairs for garage doors, entry doors, and overhead doors of all kinds! Custom Styling and Sizing is our Specialty Have your own vision or idea for your next Residential or Commercial Door project? We fabricate Custom Wood Garage Doors and Entry Doors. Talk to our Over Head Door experts about fulfilling your individual needs! Visit Our Showroom Today! We welcome you to visit our new and revamped showroom to see our large selection of Residential and Commercial Door products. Our service experts will be ready to assist you! We are open 6 days a week for your convenience: Monday - Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Contact us for more information (877) 581-7301. Jan Door only provides the highest quality Residential and Commercial Door products from Wayne Dalton, Genie, Stanley, Liftmaster, Safeway, Challenge, Windsor Republic, and more!
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We provide Garage door service, repair, sales, installation and estimates for the entire Detroit, Michigan Metropolitan area with service to Wayne, Oakland, Washtenaw, Monroe, Livingston and Macomb Counties. Ann Arbor, Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Canton, Clinton Township, Commerce Township, Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Farmington Hills, Grosse Ile, Inkster, Livonia, Macomb Township, Northville, Novi, Plymouth, Royal Oak, Southfield, Southgate, Sterling Heights, Taylor, Trenton, Troy, Utica, Warren, Wayne, West Bloomfield, Westland, Ypsilanti, MI.Location: Shelter Phone Number: 21860 Van Horn Road (734)675-4956Woodhaven MI 48183The Woodhaven/Trenton Animal Shelter is located on Van Horn and Hall Road next to the Department of Public Service in the City of Woodhaven. 8:00am to 12:00pm & 2:00pm to 6:00pm 8:00am to 9:00am 9:00am to 11:00am 2:00pm to 3:00pm
Closed Sundays on Holidays 5:00pm to 6:00pm Closed Weekends and HolidaysShelter Facebook Page Visit our Facebook page to see animals available for adoption.Please click here to view the Woodhaven/Trenton Animal Shelter Facebook Page 1 Index for CodesArticle II Administration and EnforcementArticle IV. In GeneralArticle III Cruelty & RelatedArticle V. Cats Send a Donation to the Shelter Via Paypal Application to apply to Volunteer at the Woodhaven - Trenton Animal Shelter.Click here for Application The Cities of Woodhaven and Trenton have a joint agreement to provide Animal Control services to both cities. The city employs two animal control officers - one full-time and one part-time. Animal Control provides the following services for both cities:Animal AdoptionLost and Found AnimalsAnimal RescueAnimals Running at largeCitizen Complaints Regarding Neglected Animals
ATTENTION WOODHAVEN AND TRENTON RESIDENTS!With the arrival of spring comes green grass, budding trees, and flowering bulbs. Wildlife emerges from hibernation and new babies are born. Rabbits, raccoons and ducks are just a few of the animals common to our area that are nesting in our yards. Rabbits will nest around shrubs, air conditioning units, under decks, and even in the middle of your backyard grass. If you find a rabbit's nest do not touch the babies. The mother will not return if her young are touched. If possible, do not remove nest until babies have left. If this is not possible, contact Animal Control to have them removed. Ducks are also nesting under trees and shrubs. It takes approximately one month for the eggs to hatch. Please leave the duck and the nest alone and do not try to feed. The mother will lead her ducklings to food and water. If it is not possible to leave the nest where it is, please call Animal Control and they will remove the eggs. Raccoons will have their babies inside an uncapped chimney.
Make sure you have a chimney cap and make sure it is well secured. It will also help if you clean you chimney every spring. If you have babies in your chimney, you have to wait until the babies are old enough to leave (2 months) You can "help" the mother remove the babies by making a lot of noise in and around the chimney (example: placing radio in fireplace) Inspect and repair holes and cracks near attic areas and keep trees trimmed around top of house to prevent raccoons from gaining access to attic. Also leave a light on in the attic. If you have an animal in an attic or chimney and must have it removed, please try a pest control and wildlife service. One option is Advantage Pest Control (734) 637-4687, or you may choose to use any other company. These companies are better equipped for removing animals from attics and chimneys. They can also handle any bat, rodent or bee problems. If your trash is stored outside, make sure trash bags especially those with food, are place in locking trash containers.
Feeding the birds also attracts other wildlife and feral cats. Help prevent wildlife problems before it is to late. Keep your home and outbuildings in good repair. Make sure all vents, chimneys and holes are repaired. Place heavy wire around your deck to keep animals from burrowing. Keep your trash locked up. Keep your garage door closed at night. Clean up weeds and unwanted shrubs. If you take away the food source and hiding places, the animal will move elsewhere. Also, a new and safe way to chase away pesty animals is a motion detector water spray device. There are many on the market, one option is to Google "motion detector water sprayer" for more information. Animal Control has live traps to help catch NUISANCE animals only. Traps are a $50.00 deposit which will be refunded when trap is returned. Traps are given on a first come first serve basis. There is a $1.00 per day rental fee. Residents who have their own trap, will be charged a $5.00 per animal pick-up fee. If a resident has a trap of their own and is trapping, a DNR permit is required.