Albuquerque Animal Attic

Attic Animal Pest Albuquerque

We are Albuquerque Animal Attic, a full service wildlife removal company servicing Albuquerque, NM. If you need an animal removal company that can respond quickly, we have a team of advisers who are ready for your call 24/7, and our specialists are usually available to attend your property within 24 hours. Our advisers don’t just arrange a suitable time for us to visit, but can also offer practical advice on what you can do as well! We pride ourselves in offering great service at a competitive price, and we feel these features have played a big part in our recognition as the best animal removal company in the city for the third time. We know that the longer animals are present in your property, the more damage they can cause, so our specialists are trained to use the latest equipment and most efficient techniques for dealing with pest animals. For this reason, we don’t use any poisons, as they are not just dangerous but are also inefficient as well. Our specialists can also provide building-grade repairs so that your property is brought back to its usual standard by the time that they have finished the work. Call us now at 505-652-1213 for a solution to your wild animal problem.

About Pest Animal Albuquerque and Our Services:

Same-day or next-day appointments.

Property inspections and in-attic inspections.

Humane wildlife trapping and exclusion.

Critter damage repair to your home.

We offer attic cleanup and sanitation services.

We never use poisons! We don't handle insects.

Fully New Mexico licensed and insured.

Call 24/7 to schedule an appointment

Our Service Range

Our Service Range

Albuquerque, Tijeras, Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, South Valley, Sandia Park, North Valley, Cedar Crest, Carnuel, Sedillo, Chilili, Pajarito Mesa, San Antonito, Cedro, and more.

Albuquerque Wildlife Removal Tip of the Month: Things to Expect if A Wild Animal Enters Your Home

Animals like humans need food and shelter the survive. As urbanization forced them out of their natural New Mexico habitat, their presence has become more prominent in urban and rural areas. They will be moving to our chimney, attic, garage, basement, bedroom, and kitchen. They will also be attracted to possible food sources such as birdseed, pet food, and garbage bin. During this time, your house will not be safe for you and your family.



What to Expect If Animals Invaded Your House
It is important that you know the things that you should expect when the animal establish their den inside your house. This will help you develop a comprehensive control method that will solve your issues. If you suspect that the animal is ill, you should allow the professional to deal with this matter.

Prevention
The first thing you should do is to know which Albuquerque animal has invaded your property. This will help you identify the right strategy to control their infestation. You will have to develop a habit of regularly checking for the possible opening of the exterior part of your house. Check your roof, the vents, basement and porch and be sure to seal them using appropriate materials. Invest on a garbage can that comes with a secured locking mechanism. The trashcan made from metal would be highly resistant on the attack of the animals. If you have pets, feed them inside to avoid attracting the attention of the animals.

Control Methods
You need to determine how these animals are getting inside your house. You should block their entry points using materials such as mesh wires and hardware cloth. Sheet metal would also be effective deterrent against them. Use chimney cap that is made from durable material to prevent them from entering through your chimney. Before conducting any removal or exclusion method, be sure to familiarize yourself on the existing laws since there are some animals that are protected under the existing regulations. Harming, disturbing, possessing, selling the animals, their nest, or their roosting ground whether intentionally or unintentionally is prohibited under the law. In case you are concerned about the zoonotic diseases that they may carry; the wildlife control agency will be armed with protective gears to remain safe during the process.

Mothballs should never be used in deterring the animals since they are not designed in that manner. For people that are planning to use pesticide, remember that toxic products are indiscriminate killer and you will not have a complete control over it. Be sure to use products that are intended for home-use.

Problems related with wild Albuquerque animals can sometimes be complex. Unless you have the experience, knowledge, and equipment, you should never handle this personally. Even the traditional trapping method can be ineffective if you do not know how to appropriately set them up and place them. For the commercially available products, be sure to follow the instruction of the manufacturer. Removing them during the initial phase of the infestation will enable you to stay away from costly damages.