You stop hearing scratching in your attic at 2 a.m. The smell disappears. Your insulation isn’t being shredded by raccoons or squirrels anymore.
But more than that—you’re not dealing with this again in three months. That’s the difference between trapping an animal and actually solving the problem. Most infestations happen because something gave that raccoon, opossum, or bat a way inside. A torn soffit. A gap near the roofline. An unsealed vent.
We remove the animal using humane wildlife management methods. Then we find every entry point and seal it properly so nothing else gets in. You also get a full cleanup if there’s contamination from droppings or nesting materials. That means no lingering odors, no health risks, and no reason for another animal to show up looking for the same shelter.
It’s not just animal control. It’s a complete reset so your home stays yours.
We’ve been handling pest control services and wildlife removal across the Treasure Coast for nearly two decades. We’re licensed, insured, and based right here in Port St. Lucie—so we know exactly what animals you’re dealing with in Copper Creek, FL.
Raccoons love the attics in this area. Squirrels chew through fascia boards. Bats roost in vents. We’ve seen it all, and we know how to fix it the right way. We also use eco-friendly methods that work with Florida’s ecosystem, not against it.
You’re not getting a national franchise with a call center. You’re getting a local team that shows up fast, handles the job completely, and guarantees the work for a full year.
First, we come out and do a full inspection. That means checking your attic, crawl space, roof line, vents, and anywhere else an animal could’ve gotten in. We identify what you’re dealing with—raccoon, squirrel, bat, opossum, or something else—and where it’s getting inside.
Then we trap and remove the animal using humane techniques that follow Florida wildlife laws. No poisons. No shortcuts. If there are babies in a nest, we handle that too. Once the animal is out, we move to exclusion. That’s where we seal every gap, crack, and opening so nothing else can enter. We use materials that animals can’t chew through or claw past.
If there’s contamination from urine, feces, or nesting debris, we’ll clean and sanitize the area. This step matters because it removes attractants and health hazards that could bring more animals or cause respiratory issues for your family. Everything we do is covered by a one-year guarantee. If something gets back in through our work, we come back and fix it at no charge.
Every wildlife removal job in Copper Creek, FL includes a full property inspection, humane animal trapping and removal, complete exclusion work to seal all entry points, and sanitation if needed. You also get a written report that explains what we found, what we did, and what to watch for going forward.
Florida’s climate keeps wildlife active year-round. There’s no “off season” for raccoons or squirrels here. That’s why exclusion work is so important. We’re not just reacting to the current problem—we’re preventing the next one. Copper Creek sits in an area where residential development has pushed into natural habitats, so encounters with wildlife are common. Animals aren’t going away. But they don’t need to be in your attic.
We also offer 24/7 emergency response if you’ve got an urgent situation—like a raccoon in your living space or a bat flying around inside. Dead animal removal is available too, because sometimes the problem is an odor you can’t locate. We’ll find it, remove it, and treat the area so the smell doesn’t linger.
It depends on the animal, how many there are, and how much exclusion work is needed. A single squirrel with one entry point costs less than a raccoon family with multiple access areas and contaminated insulation.
Most jobs fall between a few hundred and a couple thousand dollars. We offer free estimates, so you’ll know the full cost before any work starts. There are no surprise fees or upsells once we’re on-site.
The bigger cost is usually what happens if you wait. Animals cause more damage the longer they stay. Chewed wiring can lead to electrical fires. Contaminated insulation loses R-value and can spread disease. The sooner you handle it, the less you’ll pay overall.
Trapping the animal can take anywhere from one day to a week, depending on the species and how many there are. Raccoons and opossums usually get caught within a few days. Squirrels can be quicker. Bats require a different approach since they’re protected during maternity season in Florida.
Once the animal is out, exclusion work typically takes a few hours to a full day depending on how many entry points we’re sealing. If sanitation is needed, that adds another few hours. Most jobs are completely finished within a week from start to finish.
We don’t drag things out. The faster we solve it, the faster you get back to normal. If it’s an emergency situation—like an animal inside your living space—we can be there the same day in most cases.
Not if we do our job right. That’s why exclusion is the most important part of professional wildlife services. Trapping the animal is only half the solution. If we don’t seal the entry points, something else will move in.
We use heavy-gauge materials that animals can’t chew or claw through—steel mesh, reinforced flashing, and commercial-grade sealants. Every gap gets closed. Every vent gets secured. We also include a one-year guarantee on all exclusion work. If an animal gets back in through an area we sealed, we’ll come back and fix it at no additional cost.
Relocating the animal far enough away also matters. Florida law dictates how and where we can release wildlife, and we follow those rules to make sure the animal doesn’t just circle back to your neighborhood.
Yes. We use humane wildlife management techniques that don’t involve poisons or harmful chemicals. Traps are species-specific and designed to capture without injury. Once the animal is removed, we sanitize any contaminated areas to eliminate health risks from droppings, urine, or parasites.
Wildlife can carry rabies, leptospirosis, raccoon roundworm, and other diseases that spread through contact or airborne particles. That’s why cleanup is just as important as removal. We wear protective equipment during the job and make sure your home is safe before we leave.
If you have pets, we’ll let you know where traps are placed so you can keep them away from those areas. Most traps are set in attics, crawl spaces, or outside near entry points—places your pets don’t usually access anyway.
We handle raccoons, squirrels, opossums, bats, armadillos, snakes, and occasionally birds that nest in vents or attics. Raccoons are the most common call we get in Copper Creek—they’re strong, smart, and love attics. Squirrels are a close second. They chew through wood and wiring and can cause serious damage fast.
Bats are trickier because Florida has maternity season restrictions. We can’t exclude them during certain months when babies are present, so timing matters. Snakes usually show up in garages, sheds, or near foundations. We’ll remove them and check for gaps they might be using to get inside.
If you’re not sure what you’re dealing with, that’s fine. We’ll identify it during the inspection and explain what needs to happen next. Some animals require different approaches, and we’ll walk you through the process based on what’s actually in your home.
Yes. We offer 24/7 emergency response for situations that can’t wait—like a raccoon in your kitchen, a bat flying around your bedroom, or an aggressive animal near your kids or pets. We understand that some wildlife problems need immediate attention.
Same-day service is available in most cases if you call early enough. Even if it’s not a true emergency, we’ll usually get to you within 24 to 48 hours. We don’t make you wait a week while an animal tears up your attic or stresses out your family.
Dead animal removal is also handled quickly. If there’s a smell and you can’t find the source, we’ll locate it and get it out the same day whenever possible. The longer it sits, the worse the odor gets and the harder it is to eliminate.
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