Wildlife Control in Wylie, Texas

Seeing signs of an animal intrusion? Worried about pests damaging your property in Wylie? Nestled between Lake Lavon and Lake Ray Hubbard, homeowners in our area face unique issues with displaced wildlife. US Wildlife Dispatch is here to help. We provide wildlife removal services, connecting you with licensed local experts.

Raccoon Removal in Wylie

Raccoons are a primary concern for homeowners in Wylie, often tearing through roof vents to nest in attics, especially in neighborhoods bordering our local greenbelts.|The scratching and thumping sounds keeping you up at night are likely raccoons. These intelligent animals can cause significant damage to insulation and wiring.|Our Wylie partners specialize in the humane trapping and removal of raccoon families, followed by sealing entry points damaged by storms or wear to prevent their return.

Squirrel & Rodent Control for Wylie Residents

In a growing community like Wylie, squirrels and roof rats pose a serious fire hazard by chewing on electrical wires in walls and attics.|As new developments expand, our technicians are equipped to handle any rodent infestation pushed into established neighborhoods.|We don’t just set traps; we perform full exclusion services, finding and sealing every potential entry point from the foundation to the roofline to secure your home for good.

Dead Animal Removal

A foul odor that worsens quickly in the Texas heat is often a sign of a deceased animal in a wall or crawlspace.|Don’t risk the health hazards to your family and pets. Our teams are trained to locate and safely remove carcasses from hard-to-reach areas.|We also provide sanitization and deodorization services to eliminate lingering bacteria and smells.

Special Considerations for Wylie Homeowners

• Skunks & Opossums: With our proximity to the lakes, skunks and opossums are common visitors to backyards, posing a risk to curious pets. We offer safe and effective trapping solutions.

• Post-Storm Inspections: After a severe hailstorm or high winds, your roof may have hidden damage creating an open door for wildlife. We recommend a professional inspection to find and seal potential entry points before an infestation begins.