Critter Control of Central Mass

Squirrels are a nuisance year-round in Massachusetts. They’re one of the most common causes for spring and summer calls for wildlife removal in the area as they look for places to raise young. Access to human-grown food makes the pests more likely to hang around lawns and infest buildings. Squirrels will gnaw at small cracks in houses to widen them into entryways. If homeowners cover these holes, a squirrel can become especially destructive while trying to find a way out.

In Massachusetts, humid summers and cold winters alike make attics a common site for bat roosts. Bat problems are most prevalent in the summer, but we can remove them year-round. Since Massachusetts protects bats, the safest way to relocate or exclude them is to contact professionals.

Bats can pose a health hazard due to diseases spread through guano like Histoplasmosis. Thorough cleaning and repairs are needed to ensure the acidic waste doesn’t damage the structure.

Raccoons often enter homes in the fall through the spring months, looking for nesting spots. Many homeowners seeking raccoon removal will likely find them hiding in the attic, burrowed into walls, or nesting comfotably in chimneys and fireplace smoke shelves. If you’re looking to get rid of raccoons in Massachusetts, you’re not alone. Raccoons don't hibernate, so Massachusetts residents see these critters year-round.