Nuisance Wildlife Management

What This Service Involves

Raccoons, beavers, moles, and other wildlife can damage public property, undermine infrastructure, and create safety concerns. We assess the conflict, apply humane exclusion and deterrent methods, and coordinate removal in accordance with Washington wildlife regulations. Preventive recommendations address the attractants and access points that draw animals in. Balancing public safety with humane, lawful practice keeps agencies compliant and communities satisfied.

Benefits

Resolves wildlife conflicts humanely and lawfully; Protects infrastructure from animal damage; Addresses attractants to prevent recurrence; Keeps practices compliant with state wildlife rules

Our Process

1) Assess the species, damage, and site conditions; 2) Apply humane exclusion and deterrents; 3) Coordinate lawful removal where required; 4) Recommend prevention to stop recurrence

What Affects the Cost

Species involved and conflict complexity; Extent of exclusion and repairs; Permitting and regulatory coordination; Number of sites and site access; Follow-up monitoring needs

Best Time of Year

Spring and summer breeding seasons often raise wildlife activity and the need for management.