Wildlife Removal Services

Wildlife Removal Services

Colorado Pest Control Pros Serving The Entire Front Range & NoCo

We’ll Keep Wildlife In Their Habitat. Not Yours.

Hearing noises in your attic? It very well could be a critter up there wreaking havoc.

Raccoons, skunks, bats, rats, and birds are common invaders of Colorado homes.

When you contact EnviroPest for wildlife control, you can count on our local team  to get them out quickly, clean up the mess they’ve made, and repair any damage.

  • Fast, Professional Service
  • Humane Practices
  • Guaranteed Results
  • Expert Cleanup & Repair

Our wildlife removal experts provide a thorough inspection of your property to identify potential entry points for wildlife. This inspection includes roof areas, foundations and other areas that may be difficult to spot openings.

In many cases, our team will install a device to allow the animal to exit but not return. Unlike trapping, this eviction process is more cost-effective for our clients and more humane for the animals. We then conduct a follow-up visit to ensure all animals have vacated. Once we’re confident  the wildlife problem has been resolved, we will remove the device and repair the entry point to prevent future wildlife entry.

Additionally, we can repair the damage caused by wildlife. EnviroPest offers restoration services, including extensive blockage of entry points (aka structural exclusion), cleaning up waste and disinfecting affected areas, attic cleanup and replacement of insulation.

Bat infestations are treated with eviction, using a device that allows them to leave and not return to a structure. Once the bat population has been evicted, entry points are  sealed to prevent re-entry.

Unfortunately, when bats in Colorado infest they also introduce bat bugs and leave attics and other infested areas covered in guano and other waste.

For those issues, EnviroPest also offers treatment for bat bugs and the removal of bat waste.

Our wildlife control pros also specialize in disinfecting and the removal of insulation necessary in extreme cases.

brown bats hanging in an unfinished denver garage
Wildlife Seeking Shelter In Colorado Homes

Raccoons are very common in urban areas and are constantly searching for new sources of food and shelter. As a result many homeowners have raccoon problems, including raccoons living in attics or under decks.

When raccoons invade Colorado homes and businesses, they can cause serious property damage and be quite aggressive if cornered or threatened.

Getting rid of raccoons is generally done by evicting them using one-way doors, lights, eviction fluid and other means. In some instances live trapping is required. You should not try to trap and remove raccoons yourself; instead, rely on a professional wildlife removal expert.

Trapped animals are humanely euthanized as per Division of Wildlife guidelines. A full plan for removal, damage repair and cleanup is offered during the initial inspection.

At EnviroPest, we specialize in the removal of honey bee hives that have settled within a building or home.Whenever possible, we work with a local bee keeper to ensure the safe removal of the hive and its queen.

Our service first addresses the removal of the honeycomb, which is essential in preventing other pest problems, moisture issues and structural damage.

Our technicians then repair the infested portion of the structure and to reduce the likelihood of re-infestations.

Our Colorado pest control company does not provide a service for the removal of honey bee swarms, but we provide referrals to specialists who do.

cluster of honey bees under a denver, co porch
bird nesting on a building in colorado springs

We can take care of most bird issues in both residential and commercial environments. From pigeons and sparrows to flickers and geese.Our first choice when it comes to resolving any type of pest bird issues is exclusion but our bird control specialists will develop a bird control solution based on your particular situation and needs.

After an inspection, our technician may offer solutions ranging from trapping, deterrents, repellents, eviction and structural repair, and roost prevention techniques including bird spikes and bird netting.

Please note that some birds are protected and certain restrictions in place must be followed.

Hantavirus Alert

Cases of hantavirus increased in 2024, and Colorado has the 2nd most reported cases of any state since 1993. Out of the 122 cases, 45 were fatal. Read the full article here.

How Common Is Hantavirus In Colorado?

The virus responsible for the death of Gene Hackman’s wife is rare in Colorado, though not unheard of – with 122 cases reported statewide between 1993 and 2023.

Hantavirus is a family of viruses spread by rodents. The most important hantavirus in Colorado is the Sin Nombre virus, which can cause a severe and potentially deadly respiratory virus. People can become infected when they inhale the virus that infected deer mice shed in their urine, feces, and saliva, according to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.

“There is no person to person spread for this. So it’s purely a function of having inhaling the virus from the droppings that are there,” said Dr. Michelle Barron, senior medical director of infection prevention at UCHealth.

DO NOT attempt to clean the area without proper Personal Protective Equipment or professional-grade de-sanitization products.

The Differences Between Mice & Rats

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Frequently Asked Questions

Colorado Wildlife Control FAQs

Yes, according to the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment, rabies is regularly found in Colorado wildlife and especially in bats and skunks. In 2020, 92 animals tested positive for rabies and of those 80 were known to have exposed people, livestock animals, and domestic pets to rabies.
Most animal control agencies are local government-run departments and are created for the purpose of addressing issues related to domesticated animals such as cats and dogs. For help with wildlife issues, you will have to contact a company that specialized in wildlife control and removal.
The cost for our wildlife control services depends on several factors including the type of animal, the severity of the infestation, if you would prefer to have EnviroPest handle the sanitation and repair work, and more. If you have a wildlife problem in Denver, Boulder, Fort Collins, or elsewhere in Northern Colorado, request a quote below; we’d be happy to discuss your specific problem!

Eric G.

Eric G.

Great experience with the pest control service. Alexander did a thorough job spraying both the inside and outside of the home and took the time to explain what they were doing. I especially appreciated that he didn’t just treat the home but also pointed out areas around the house that could allow pests to get inside and recommended repairs and preventative measures to help keep them out. The service was professional, thorough, and informative, and I appreciated the attention to detail. I would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for reliable pest control and helpful advice from Alexander on preventing future pest problems.

Eric G.
a month ago

Aaron S.

Aaron S.

Our garage had been infested with mice. They left quite a mess. EnviroPest has systematically worked to eradicated the mice, mitigate entry points, and most recently completed a thorough cleanup and sanitation process. Along the way, they have all been professional, friendly, and have gone out of their way to explain their findings and recommendations. I never felt like we were being upsold. Overall very satisfied and would call them again if needed.

Aaron S.
3 months ago

A V.

A V.

Mark has come to service my property a few times and does a great job answering questions and focus on my areas of concern. I like having the rapport with someone familiar with my previous service and property needs.

A V.
6 months ago

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