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Global wildlife in Colorado

Colorado's varied climate, from the eastern plains to the Rocky Mountains, presents unique wildlife challenges, particularly in metro areas like Aurora and Thornton. The state experiences distinct seasons, with winter bringing animals seeking warmth and spring seeing an increase in new populations. Our services are designed to address the specific wildlife issues prevalent in Colorado's diverse landscapes and its residential areas.

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In Colorado, the changing seasons significantly impact wildlife behavior. Winter often drives species like squirrels, mice, and sometimes larger mammals closer to human structures for shelter and warmth. Spring and summer see an increase in activity as animals reproduce and forage. Our approach involves a detailed inspection to pinpoint the animal species, their entry points into your home or yard, and the extent of any damage. We then utilize humane trapping and removal methods, followed by secure exclusion techniques to prevent future intrusions.

Colorado's housing stock, including the homes in Aurora and Thornton, features a mix of older properties with potential access points and newer constructions. The proximity to natural habitats means encounters with animals like raccoons, skunks, bats, and prairie dogs are common. When selecting a service provider in Colorado, it is important to ensure they are knowledgeable about state and local wildlife regulations. We prioritize effective, long-term solutions that restore peace to your property by addressing the source of the wildlife problem.

Common questions

How much does it cost to remove a dead animal in Colorado?

The cost to remove a dead animal in Colorado is based on factors such as the animal's size, its location within the property (e.g., attic, wall cavity), and the accessibility for removal. Our process includes a thorough assessment to determine the scope of work. We provide a free phone quote to give you a clear understanding of the charges before we begin.

How to get rid of critters in your house in Aurora?

To remove critters from your Aurora house, we first identify the specific animal and how it gained access. Our technicians will conduct a detailed inspection to find entry points and nesting areas. We then employ humane removal strategies and implement exclusion measures to seal off these access points, preventing their return. Our aim is a safe and effective resolution.

Does animal control charge you to remove an animal in Colorado?

Yes, professional animal control services that handle wildlife removal from private property typically involve a fee. This cost is influenced by the type of animal, the difficulty of the removal, and the time commitment involved. We offer free phone quotes to ensure you are informed about the cost beforehand. Our services aim to resolve your wildlife concerns permanently.

How to get rid of animals out of your yard in Thornton?

Removing animals from your Thornton yard involves understanding what attracts them, such as food or shelter. Our specialists will assess your yard to identify these attractants and the species involved. We then implement humane deterrents and exclusion strategies to make your yard less appealing to wildlife. Our goal is to create a sustainable solution.

What is the hardest pest to get rid of in Colorado?

Bats can be particularly challenging to remove in Colorado due to their ability to fit into small spaces and their protected status, requiring specific handling procedures. Raccoons also present difficulties with their intelligence and strength. Our experienced technicians are trained in specialized methods for these complex wildlife situations.

How to detect animal presence in Colorado homes?

Signs of animal presence in Colorado homes often include scratching or scurrying sounds in attics or walls, visible droppings, or gnaw marks on structures. Animals like squirrels and mice are common invaders seeking warmth. We perform comprehensive inspections to identify the animal, its activity, and the best course of action for removal and prevention.

Useful reference: USDA Wildlife Services — humane wildlife management.

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