Wildlife Removal in Albuquerque, NM

Albuquerque's mix of neighborhoods brings a mix of wildlife problems. In the Northeast Heights, near the foothills, rock squirrels burrow under patios and block walls, and pack rats move in from the open space. In the North Valley and along the bosque, the older homes, big cottonwoods and irrigation ditches draw raccoons and skunks. On the Westside, newer stucco subdivisions have mice and roof rats getting in at weep screeds, garage door corners and the roof returns typical of tract homes.

Many Albuquerque homes have flat or low-slope roofs with parapets and canales. The gaps where the parapet meets the roof deck, and around rooftop evaporative coolers, are some of the most common entry points we find. Cooler ducts in particular give mice and birds an easy route into the house.

The City of Albuquerque's Urban Biology Division doesn't remove skunks or raccoons, and it points residents to private wildlife specialists. That's the work we do: humane exclusion with one-way doors, followed by sealing so the problem doesn't come back.

We drive in from Pecos for Albuquerque jobs, and we schedule inspections in batches so we can offer real arrival windows. Every job starts with a free inspection and a written quote.

Albuquerque FAQ

Do you cover the whole Albuquerque metro?

Yes. We serve Albuquerque, including the NE Heights, North Valley, South Valley, Westside and Uptown, plus nearby Corrales, Rio Rancho and Bernalillo.

Why do mice get in through my swamp cooler?

Cooler ducts and the gaps where the unit sits on the roof are common entry points. We screen and seal them without blocking airflow.