Wildlife Removal in Santa Fe, NM

Santa Fe homes are beautiful, and many of them are easy for wildlife to get into. Pueblo Revival and Territorial houses have flat roofs, parapets, canales and vigas, and every one of those features creates gaps. A viga end that's shrunk away from the stucco, a canal with a gap behind it, or a cracked parapet cap can all let in bats, mice and birds.

Older adobe homes near the Plaza, on the Eastside and along Canyon Road often have crawlspaces and settled foundations that pack rats and skunks love. In Eldorado and the Southeast, the piñon-juniper lots mean pack rat middens in sheds, garages and engine bays are common.

Bats roost behind stucco trim and in wall voids across Santa Fe. We use one-way exclusion, timed outside maternity season, and we never harm them. Then we seal the building and clean up the guano and stucco staining.

We're based nearby in Pecos, so Santa Fe, Eldorado, Tesuque and La Cienega are home territory for us. Every job starts with a free inspection.

Santa Fe FAQ

Can you seal around vigas and canales without damaging the stucco?

Yes. We use color-matched exterior sealants, mesh and flashing designed for stucco and adobe. The goal is a seal you can barely see.

Do you serve Eldorado and Tesuque?

Yes. Eldorado, Tesuque, La Cienega, Lamy and the rest of the Santa Fe area are all part of our regular service area.