Wildlife Removal

Wildlife removal for homes, attics, yards, and businesses

Currin Pest Control handles active wildlife problems with inspection, removal, exclusion, and repair guidance instead of treating the issue like a one-time trap drop.

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What We Handle

Attic critters, yard damage, entry points, and repeat access

Wildlife removal is a complex field because the animal, the structure, the season, and the access points all matter.

Raccoons contained in a live trap during wildlife removal — Wildlife removal starts with the animal, access point, and structure.

Active animals in attics, walls, and fireplaces

Wildlife removal is not a one-size-fits-all trap drop. Currin starts by identifying the animal, the entry route, the nesting or travel area, and whether young, contamination, or damage may be involved.

Common calls include scratching in the attic, heavy footsteps at night, wall sounds, droppings, odor, damaged rooflines, overturned soil, and animals visible around the home or business.

Raccoons, squirrels, rats, opossums, skunks, armadillos, beavers, and snakes
Attics, walls, fireplaces, crawl spaces, sheds, yards, and rooflines
Removal method selected by species, structure, season, and access

Entry points and prevention work

Correct preventative repairs are needed to keep pest animals out for good. That remains the center of Currin wildlife work.

Currin inspects roofline gaps, soffits, vents, crawl-space openings, construction gaps, and other access points so the animal is removed and the repeat route is addressed.

Full building inspection when needed
Exclusion repairs and one-way methods where appropriate
Repair guidance before sealing active access points

Wildlife droppings and contamination on attic insulation — Attic wildlife problems can leave cleanup and insulation work behind.

Rodents, contamination, and attic restoration

Rats and mice can live in attics, chew wiring, contaminate insulation, and leave droppings behind. Rodent work usually needs inspection, trapping or control, exclusion, and cleanup planning.

When wildlife has contaminated an attic or wall area, Currin can recommend sanitation, deodorizing, insulation removal, or new insulation after the animal and access problem are handled.

Rodent control tied to exclusion and sanitation
Droppings, urine, odor, nesting material, and insulation damage review
Sanitation and insulation recommendations after removal

Residential and commercial wildlife control

Residential work is planned around children, pets, access, and the normal household schedule. Commercial and property-management work adds tenant coordination, communication, safety, and recurring prevention needs.

Currin uses paperless service communication and electronic reports so the inspection, removal, repair, and follow-up details stay clear.

Homes, rental properties, small businesses, and managed properties
Safety-focused equipment and communication
Electronic service updates and reports

Service Approach

Removal is only part of the job

Wildlife removal should handle the nuisance animal, the access point, and the conditions that make the problem likely to repeat.

Inspect the activity

Confirm the animal, likely access points, travel paths, damage, and safety concerns before recommending work.

Remove the animal

Use practical removal or exclusion methods for the species and structure instead of guessing from the driveway.

Close the access

Address roofline gaps, vents, soffits, crawl-space openings, or other entry points that let the animal return.

Restore affected areas

Recommend sanitation, deodorizing, or insulation work when animals have left contamination behind.

Residential and Commercial

Wildlife control for more than one kind of property

Residential calls usually involve attics, garages, rooflines, crawl spaces, yards, sheds, or animals entering through small openings around the home. Currin works to keep the service practical while protecting children, pets, and the normal household schedule.

Commercial and property-management calls often need faster communication, access coordination, and practical prevention so tenants, customers, or staff are not dealing with repeated animal activity.

Paperless service communication and electronic reports help keep wildlife work clear from inspection through follow-up.

Homes and rental properties
Small commercial buildings
Property manager coordination
Paperless service communication and reports

Common Wildlife Calls

Start with the animal if you already know what it is

These pages give more detail by animal. If you are not sure what is active, start with an inspection and Currin will identify the issue first.

Armadillo Removal

Yard damage, burrows, and humane armadillo removal.

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Beaver Removal

Property damage, waterway concerns, and beaver control.

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Opossum Removal

Opossum removal around homes, garages, and crawl spaces.

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Raccoon Removal

Attic raccoons, entry repair, cleanup, and exclusion.

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Rat Control

Inspection, trapping, exclusion, and sanitation for rat problems.

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Skunk Removal

Skunk removal and prevention around structures and yards.

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Snake Removal

Snake identification, removal, and entry-point guidance.

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Squirrel Removal

Attic squirrel removal, repairs, and follow-up prevention.

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Before You Book

When this is a wildlife removal job, and when it is not

Currin is the right call when wildlife is entering, damaging, contaminating, or repeatedly returning to a home, attic, crawl space, yard, or commercial property.

If the animal appears injured, orphaned, sick, or is part of a public-safety situation in a roadway or public space, the better first call may be animal services, a licensed wildlife rehabilitator, or the appropriate local authority.

Call Currin for active property damage, attic entry, nesting, trapping, exclusion, and cleanup planning
Call animal services or a rehabilitator for injured, orphaned, or visibly sick wildlife
Call first if you are unsure which category your situation falls into

Need a licensed local pro to take a look?

Call or text Currin Pest Control, or send the request form and we will follow up with the next practical step.

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Wildlife removal questions

What should I do if I hear animals in the attic?

Do not seal the opening until the animal is identified and removed. Closing an active entry point can trap animals inside and create a bigger repair or odor issue.

Does wildlife removal include repairs?

Currin can inspect entry points and recommend or perform exclusion repairs when they are part of the wildlife issue. The goal is to remove the animal and reduce repeat access.

Can you help with rodents too?

Yes. Rat and rodent issues are handled through inspection, trapping or control work, exclusion guidance, and cleanup recommendations when contamination is present.

Do you service my area?

Currin Pest Control regularly serves Dallas, Ellis, Tarrant, and Johnson counties and can go beyond those areas for some cases, including Rockwall and Kaufman. Call or text to confirm.

How does payment work?

Currin Pest Control is a zero-balance company. Services are paid at the time work begins. PayPal, cash, check, and major credit cards are accepted, and invoices and service reports are handled by email.

What is your guarantee?

If the work does not meet your satisfaction, Currin keeps working to correct the problem. If expectations still are not met, the last service is refunded.

Request service

Tell us what is happening and the best time to reach you. For urgent issues, call or text and we will respond as soon as possible.

Phone

(469) 443-4220 · call or text

Mail

PO Box 570, Lancaster, TX 75146

Hours

Mon-Fri 8am-5pm · Sat by appointment · Sun closed

Billing

Customer portal and bill pay