Wildlife Control in Valley Park, MO

Why Choose STL Pest Control for Wildlife Control in Valley Park?

• Local Expertise: We understand the behavior and habits of wildlife species common in Valley Park.
• Humane Methods: Our techniques prioritize the safe and ethical removal of nuisance animals.
• Comprehensive Services: We provide removal, exclusion, and habitat modification to prevent reentry.
• Property Protection: We repair damage caused by wildlife and implement prevention measures.
• Health and Safety Focus: We address risks such as disease transmission and structural damage.

Our Wildlife Control Process

1. Inspection: A detailed assessment of your property to identify signs of wildlife activity and entry points.
2. Species Identification: Determination of the specific animals causing the issue to tailor our approach.
3. Removal: Safe and humane removal of wildlife from your property.
4. Exclusion: Sealing of entry points and installation of barriers to prevent future wildlife intrusions.
5. Habitat Modification: Recommendations and changes to make your property less attractive to wildlife.
6. Follow-Up: Ongoing monitoring to ensure the effectiveness of our solutions.

Common Wildlife Problems in Valley Park

• Raccoons: Known for damaging roofs and attics, as well as tipping over garbage cans.
• Squirrels: Often nest in attics, chewing through wood and wires, creating fire hazards.
• Skunks: Besides their odor, they can damage lawns and pose a rabies risk.
• Opossums: Frequently raid garbage, pet food, and gardens, and may carry parasites.
• Birds: Can create nests in vents or chimneys, causing blockages and health hazards.

Signs of Wildlife Activity on Your Property

Watch for these indicators of wildlife problems:

• Scratching or scurrying noises in walls, attics, or under decks.
• Droppings in hidden areas like attics or garages.
• Holes in soffits, fascia, or foundations.
• Overturned garbage cans or signs of foraging in gardens.
• Unpleasant odors near chimneys or crawl spaces.

Protect Your Valley Park Property from Wildlife

Take these steps to reduce the risk of wildlife intrusions:

• Seal potential entry points around your home, including vents and chimneys.
• Secure garbage in animal-proof containers.
• Trim tree branches away from your roof and walls.
• Remove outdoor pet food and water bowls overnight.
• Inspect your attic, basement, and crawl spaces regularly for signs of activity.