Wildlife Removal in Philadelphia, PA
Wildlife removal across Philadelphia, in rowhomes, twins and singles, from the Northeast to South Philly. Call and tell us what you hear and where.
At properties in Philadelphia
Where the noise is tells us where to start.
Rowhome rooflines, flat roofs, masonry gaps, shared walls and rear additions can hide more than one way in. In a row of houses the animal may be living next door and using your roof, so we check the roofline on both sides before we close anything.
Tell us where the activity is happening and when you notice it. That helps separate an attic route from a wall, foundation, deck or yard problem before the inspection begins.
Have this ready
You do not need to know what it is.
- Sound, sighting or animal if known
- Location on the property and time of day
- Address, ZIP code and callback number
Local knowledge
What we see in Philadelphia
Rowhomes and shared roofs
Animals move along connected roofs, so the way into your house can start a few doors down. We check the roofline on both sides of yours.
Flat back roofs and additions
Raccoons and squirrels get in where a flat rear roof or an addition meets the main wall.
Parks and creeks
Homes near the Wissahickon, Pennypack, Cobbs Creek, Tacony Creek and Fairmount Park see more raccoons, groundhogs, skunks and foxes.
Rats and mice
Mice and rats travel between rowhomes through basements and shared walls. Sealing your own house is what keeps them out.
Philadelphia neighborhoods
We work in every part of Philadelphia.
We take calls from all over Philadelphia. These are some of the neighborhoods we work in.
- Center City
- South Philadelphia
- Southwest Philadelphia
- West Philadelphia
- Overbrook
- Wynnefield
- Manayunk
- Roxborough
- East Falls
- Germantown
- Mount Airy
- Chestnut Hill
- Fishtown
- Kensington
- Port Richmond
- Frankford
- Mayfair
- Northeast Philadelphia
Not a wildlife call?
City services for other calls
- Stray, lost or injured dogs and cats: ACCT Philly, the city's animal shelter, at (267) 385-3800.
- A dead animal on the street: call 311. The city's Department of Sanitation does not remove animals from private property or sidewalks. We do.
- Deer: Pennsylvania Game Commission at 1-833-742-9453.
Common calls from Philadelphia
Start with the closest match.
What happens next
From the first call in Philadelphia to prevention.
01 · Tell us what you are seeing
Describe the sound or the animal, where it is and when you notice it. We will tell you whether we cover the address.
02 · We check the property
We look at the rooflines, vents, attic, foundation and anything else the animal could be using.
03 · We remove it and close it up
We take the animal out, then close the opening and repair the damage so another one cannot get in.
Philadelphia questions
Coverage, timing and the work itself.
Do you cover every address in Philadelphia?
Call with the full Philadelphia address. We will tell you whether the property is on the route and what information we need next.
What calls do you get most in Philadelphia?
Mostly rat and mouse control, raccoon removal, squirrel removal, bat removal and dead animal removal. Call with whatever you are hearing or seeing, even if it is not on that list.
What should I describe on the phone?
Tell us what you hear or see, where it happens on the property, the time of day and any droppings, odor or damage.
Can removal and repair happen on the same visit?
Sometimes, but only when the active wildlife situation and entry route are understood. Some jobs require removal or monitoring before permanent closure.
Request help
Tell us what is happening.
Send the animal or problem, your ZIP code and the best number to call. For immediate help, call directly.