At All City Animal Trapping, we are proud to offer comprehensive wildlife control services to residents of Los Alamitos, California. Living in this beautiful area, surrounded by lush landscapes and diverse wildlife, often brings animals close to our homes. One common issue we handle is raccoons with babies in the attic. These nocturnal creatures seek shelter in quiet, dark spaces, especially when raising their young. We provide safe and humane removal techniques, followed by clean up and attic restoration to ensure your home is free from damage and contaminants.
Rats are another frequent problem in Los Alamitos. Homeowners often find rats in attic and in walls, which can lead to significant structural damage. Rats chew on wires, insulation, and wood, creating fire hazards and compromising your home’s integrity. Our team uses expert techniques to locate and remove the rats, and we also offer insulation replacement services if the rats have caused damage to your attic’s insulation. Addressing the issue quickly is important to prevent further damage and maintain a safe living environment.
Another wildlife concern in Los Alamitos is bats. These animals are often drawn to attics or chimneys, where they can establish roosts. Bats can spread diseases like rabies and leave behind harmful guano, so prompt removal is necessary. We use humane methods to remove the bats and ensure that your home is sealed to prevent future invasions. Additionally, if you are dealing with bird exclusion and removal, our services will help keep birds from nesting in places like vents or chimneys, which can lead to blockages or even damage to your roof.
For those with issues in their yards, skunks in yards or under the house are a common concern. Skunks may dig burrows or take shelter under decks, which can result in unpleasant odors or damage to your property. Our trapping techniques are effective in safely removing these animals without harm, and we take steps to ensure they don’t return. Similarly, if you have raccoons in yard or under the house, we can help trap them to keep your property safe. These animals often seek shelter in hidden spots, so our team is experienced in finding their entry points and closing them off.
One of the more challenging situations we deal with is dead animal removal from in walls or under the house. When an animal dies in a difficult-to-reach area, the odor can become unbearable. Our team is skilled at locating the source of the smell and safely removing the carcass, preventing further health risks. If animals are repeatedly entering your home, we also offer pheromone eviction to discourage them from returning. This method works by disrupting the scent trails they use to find their way back to your home.
For those who live in areas with abundant natural habitats, bees and beehives can sometimes become an issue. If bees decide to build a hive near your home, it can create a dangerous situation, especially for people with allergies. Our team provides expert bee removal services, ensuring that the bees are safely handled without harm to the colony. We understand the importance of protecting both people and the environment, and we handle bee removal with the utmost care.
Additionally, many homeowners in Los Alamitos face challenges with gophers. These burrowing creatures can cause extensive damage to lawns, gardens, and landscaping. Their tunnels create uneven surfaces and can lead to the collapse of plants and shrubs. We use effective trapping methods to eliminate the gopher population and prevent future damage to your landscape.
At All City Animal Trapping, we are committed to providing residents of Los Alamitos with expert wildlife control services that keep their homes safe and secure. Whether you’re dealing with raccoons with babies in the attic, coyote trapping, or skunks in yards or under the house, we have the experience and tools necessary to handle it. We work quickly and effectively to address your concerns, using humane techniques to remove animals and restore your home. Our goal is to provide peace of mind to homeowners, ensuring that their property remains safe from wildlife disturbances
