Business Details
41 Years
experience
Expert Wildlife Removal Services in Seattle
Northwest Nuisance Wildlife Control has been a trusted leader in wildlife management since 1985, specializing in humane live trapping and exclusion techniques. Our team holds licenses from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and brings over 50 years of combined experience in resolving conflicts with raccoons, bats, skunks, and other nuisance wildlife. We serve residential and commercial clients across Washington, offering tailored solutions that prioritize safety, environmental responsibility, and long-term prevention.Our technicians hold advanced degrees in wildlife resources and environmental science, ensuring expert handling of complex wildlife issues. Committed to ethical practices, we avoid harmful chemicals and focus on sustainable methods that protect both property and local ecosystems.
Services
Bat Management
Raccoon Removal
Skunk Removal
Beaver Control
Bird Control
Squirrel Removal
Coyote Management
Rodent Trapping
Animal Waste Cleanup
Exclusion Services
Details
- Year established: 1985
Highlights and features
- We have over 35 years of experience in wildlife management
- Our team holds advanced degrees in wildlife resources and environmental science
- We specialize in live animal trapping with no harmful chemicals
- Licensed by Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
- Serving Washington since 1985 with proven exclusion techniques
Associations and certifications
- Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
Services
Bat Management
Our licensed technicians specialize in humane bat exclusion using proven methods that comply with Washington wildlife regulations. We install bat cones and seal entry points to prevent re-entry while ensuring safe removal of maternity colonies during appropriate seasons. Our team addresses health concerns related to guano accumulation and provides attic cleanouts to restore contaminated spaces.
Raccoon Removal
We resolve raccoon conflicts through live trapping and exclusion techniques that prevent property damage and health risks. Our experts identify entry points in attics and crawlspaces, then implement durable barriers to keep raccoons out permanently. We also handle orphaned raccoons humanely while following state wildlife protocols.
Beaver Control
Our specialists address beaver-related flooding and tree damage through exclusion fencing and habitat modification. We install flow devices that maintain water levels while preventing dam construction near critical infrastructure. Our methods protect property while allowing beavers to remain in their natural environment.
Bird Control
We manage nuisance bird populations including pigeons and starlings through netting, spikes, and deterrent systems. Our solutions prevent roosting on commercial buildings while complying with migratory bird protections. We also clean contaminated areas to eliminate health hazards from droppings.
Animal Waste Cleanup
Our technicians perform thorough cleanup of wildlife waste in attics and crawlspaces using protective gear and EPA-registered disinfectants. We remove contaminated insulation, sanitize surfaces, and install moisture barriers to prevent future infestations while restoring safe living conditions.
Questions
What wildlife species do you handle?
We manage raccoons, bats, skunks, beavers, squirrels, coyotes, birds, and over 20 other nuisance species in Washington state.
Are your methods humane?
Yes, we use live trapping and exclusion techniques that comply with state regulations and prioritize animal welfare.
Do you operate in residential areas?
We provide services for both residential and commercial properties across Western Washington.
How do you prevent future infestations?
We seal entry points, install exclusion devices, and modify habitats to deter wildlife from returning.
Can you help with emergency situations?
We handle urgent wildlife conflicts during regular business hours and provide guidance for immediate safety measures.
What qualifications do your technicians have?
Our team includes licensed professionals with degrees in wildlife resources and environmental science.
