Coming Soon: Animal Control

Animal control requires specialized knowledge, training, and licensing—especially when dealing with wildlife like squirrels, raccoons, opossums, and more. SEI Pest Control provides professional, humane animal control services that follow regulations while protecting homes from damage, contamination, and unsafe encounters with wildlife.

A collage of four animals with labels. The top left shows a raccoon with gray and black fur peering from under a wooden structure, labeled "Raccoons." The top right shows a skunk with black and white fur walking on a wooden deck, labeled "Skunks." The bottom left shows a squirrel with grayish-brown fur and bushy tail on a tree branch, labeled "Squirrels." The bottom right shows a skunk with black and white fur walking on a wooden deck, labeled "Skunks."

Why an animal control professional?

Wild animals behave unpredictably and often carry risks such as bites, property damage, and contamination. Improper removal can prove dangerous and, in many cases, illegal. SEI’s licensed professionals use specialized equipment and proven techniques to safely control and remove wildlife. Our approach prioritizes humane treatment, homeowner safety, and long-term exclusion—giving customers peace of mind knowing the job is handled correctly from start to finish.

The animals we control

  • Raccoons: Intelligent and destructive animals that invade attics and crawlspaces. We remove them safely and prevent re-entry.

  • Skunks: Known for odor and burrowing behavior. Professional handling reduces risk and property damage.

  • Opossums: Opportunistic animals that nest under structures and carry parasites; removal requires proper containment.

  • Groundhogs: Burrowing pests that undermine foundations and yards.

  • Squirrels (including flying squirrels): Especially damaging inside structures where they chew wiring and insulation.

  • Bats: Protected species that often require exclusion—not extermination—through legal, humane methods.

  • And more.

Call SEI Pest Control today.