Lehigh Valley Wildlife Removal

Known for their energetic nature, squirrels often take up residence in attics or walls, where their constant gnawing can damage insulation, wires, and wood structures. You may also hear them scratching as they move around.

These nocturnal creatures are notorious for rummaging through trash and can create significant damage by nesting in attics or crawlspaces. Raccoons are also known carriers of diseases like rabies and leptospirosis, which can pose health risks to you and your family.

 While they might look cute, skunks are known for their strong, foul odor that they can release when threatened. Skunks often burrow under sheds, decks, and porches, creating an unpleasant situation for homeowners.

These burrowing animals can destroy landscaping by digging tunnels and feeding on plants. Their burrows can also be hazardous to the structural integrity of your yard or driveway.

Whether it’s a harmless garter snake or a more dangerous species, snakes can be alarming to find in your yard, deck, or home. Their presence may indicate a larger problem, and some species can pose serious risks to both pets and people.

These nocturnal animals often seek shelter in attics or under structures and may rummage through garbage. Opossums can be carriers of diseases like leptospirosis and tuberculosis and can become aggressive if threatened.

Beavers are notorious for felling trees and damaging water systems. They can create significant flooding problems and disrupt the natural environment of your property.

While rare, snapping turtles can become aggressive if disturbed, and their strong bite can cause injury. It’s best to have them removed safely to avoid any potential danger.

While bats can be beneficial in controlling insect populations, their droppings (guano) can accumulate and cause damage to your home. Bats also carry diseases like rabies, and their presence can create health concerns.

Birds may roost on your property, causing damage to roofs, chimneys, and other structures. Their droppings can also pose serious health risks, as they can harbor bacteria and diseases.

Foxes can be dangerous to small pets, and their presence in urban areas may indicate that they are becoming more accustomed to human environments. They require immediate attention for the safety of your family and pets.

Coyotes are opportunistic predators that pose a significant risk to small children, pets, and livestock. As they become more accustomed to living in suburban and urban areas, it is crucial to address their presence quickly.