There are many different kinds of animals that can cause damage to your Fort Worth home and property.  Once animals get into your home, it is a good bet that they will begin to cause damage.  The longer that the animals are allowed to remain in your attic, the more damage they will cause.

Let us help you to remove animals from your Fort Worth home and to repair the damage that they have caused.

Almost all wildlife can cause some kind of damage to homes, businesses, or property at one point or another. We can help you to repair damage they have caused and show you how to prevent further damage.

• Armadillos dig holes in yards and gardens in Fort Worth

• Fort Worth bats in attics, sheds, crawlspaces and leave behind large amounts of guano (mixture of urine and feces, containing insect parts) in these areas

• Fort Worth birds get into attics and vents then proceed to fill the area with nesting materials, parasites, and droppings

• Moles, gophers, and groundhogs cause a lot of yard damage in Fort Worth

• Opossums often make their homes in attics, sheds, and crawlspaces

• Forth Worth raccoons tear up roofs and make their homes in attics, sheds, and crawlspaces leading to large amounts of contamination and shredded insulation

• Rats and mice chew holes in walls, floors, and furniture in order to get around a home; shred stuffed animals, books, and other soft materials to make nesting material; damage wiring; and leave a trail of feces and urine behind them wherever they go

• Fort Worth squirrels can cause a great deal of the damages.

• Woodpeckers cause damage to Fort Worth homes, particularly in homes with siding or stucco

Many other animals not mentioned above also cause problems and damage your Fort Worth home; such as coyotes, bobcats, and skunks.  At Fort Worth animal removal, we can help to repair your home

In order to control them, most of these animals will need to be trapped and completely removed from the property for the problem to no longer persist.  We have trained experts that know how to properly and humanely trap the animals.