Wildlife Removal in Los Alamos, NM

Los Alamos and White Rock sit right against forest and canyon country, and wildlife doesn't stop at the property line. Wooded lots, pitched roofs and older mid-century homes on the mesa give squirrels, mice and raccoons plenty of ways in.

Many Los Alamos homes from the 1940s through the 1960s have wood siding, crawlspaces and gable vents with screens that have long since rusted or torn. Those gaps are some of the most common entry points we find. Pitched roofs with soffits also make it easy for squirrels to move from nearby ponderosa pines straight into the attic.

In White Rock, rock squirrels burrow along foundations and retaining walls, and pack rats nest in sheds and under decks on the canyon-rim lots. Higher elevation means colder winters, which drives rodents indoors earlier in the fall.

For longer drives like Los Alamos, we group inspections on route days. Every visit starts with a free inspection and a photo-documented plan.

Los Alamos FAQ

Do you work in White Rock too?

Yes. We serve Los Alamos townsite, the Western Area, North Community, Barranca Mesa and White Rock.

When should I seal my Los Alamos home?

Early fall is ideal, before the first hard freeze pushes rodents and squirrels indoors.