Humane Wildlife Relocation & Exclusion Protection
Larger woodland animals like squirrels, raccoons, bats, and skunks frequently nest inside attics, chimneys, crawl spaces, or under decks, creating severe property damage. They tear through insulation, damage roof soffits, and leave biological waste. At Jargelo Pest Control Services, we follow humane trapping protocols, relocate target animals, and secure structures so they cannot re-enter.
Common Wildlife Services
Raccoons & Squirrels
Treating attic intrusions, replacing chewing damage on fascia boards, and relocating target animal families.
Bats & Swallows
Securing high gable vents and installing one-way exit doors so birds and bats can leave but not return.
Skunks & Opossums
Trenching and installing mesh barriers around crawl space perimeters to block burrowing access.
Exclusion Proofing
Heavy-duty mesh screens, chimney caps, foundation seals, and exhaust vent guards.
The Importance of Humane Wildlife Relocation
Relocating wildlife requires careful attention to animal welfare regulations and local municipal bylaws. We focus on trapping and relocating target species humanely, far away from urban structures. For nesting mothers, we seek to isolate and relocate offspring together, preventing nesting stress. We follow strict conservation standards in every exclusion operation.
Wildlife Control FAQs
How do you get raccoons out of attics?
We install heavy-duty one-way doors over their main exit points. Raccoons can crawl out to hunt but cannot re-enter, forcing them to find a new natural nesting spot outside.
Do you provide deck trenching services?
Yes. We dig a trench around the bottom perimeter of decks and sheds, inserting galvanized steel mesh underground to block skunks and opossums from digging underneath.
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Perimeter Deck Trenching
Installing heavy-duty galvanized steel mesh underground prevents skunks, rabbits, and opossums from digging or nesting beneath decks and storage sheds.