Wildlife Removal in Las Vegas, NM

Las Vegas, New Mexico has one of the largest collections of historic buildings in the state: Victorian houses, Territorial commercial blocks and old adobe homes. Historic buildings are full of character, and full of gaps. Settled foundations, old wood siding, unscreened crawlspace vents and aging rooflines all give rodents, raccoons and squirrels a way in.

Rural properties across San Miguel County bring pack rats, skunks and rock squirrels into barns, sheds, wellhouses and vehicles. Pack rat nests in engine bays and wellhouses are some of the most common calls we get from east of the mountains.

We're based in Pecos, part of San Miguel County, so Las Vegas is close to home for us. We know the cold winters and the old houses here. We seal historic structures with care, using materials that hold up without damaging old trim or plaster.

Every job starts with a free inspection. We also serve Villanueva, Ribera, Rowe and the communities between Las Vegas and Pecos.

Las Vegas FAQ

Do you work on historic homes?

Yes. We choose sealing materials and methods that protect historic trim, siding and plaster.

Do you serve rural San Miguel County?

Yes. That includes ranches, barns, wellhouses and outbuildings throughout the county.