Expert Wildlife Control Services in CT

Soundview Wildlife Control specializes in safe, humane, and effective wildlife removal services in Madison CT, Guilford CT, Branford CT, Clinton CT, New Haven CT, New London CT, East Haven CT, Durham CT & the surrounding Connecticut areas.

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Why Wildlife Control is Different from Pest Control

Unlike insects or rodents, wild animals require specialized removal methods. Traps, poisons, or DIY attempts can often make the problem worse—or even illegal. Our team uses humane techniques to safely capture and relocate animals, while sealing entry points to prevent them from coming back.

Wildlife We Handle

We provide exclusion and removal services for:

Damage Repair

Bats

Squirrels

Racoons

Oppossums

Skunks

Birds

Reptiles & Amphibians

Fox

Groundhogs

Why Choose Soundview?

✔ Licensed & insured technicians
✔ Humane animal removal methods
✔ Fast response and local service across Connecticut
✔ Long-term prevention, not just quick fixes

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Schedule Wildlife Control Services

Call today to schedule your wildlife inspection and protect your home from unwanted visitors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is wildlife control necessary?

Wildlife control protects your home, property, and family from damage and potential disease caused by animals nesting indoors or around your property. Humane removal ensures compliance with Connecticut wildlife laws and supports ecological balance.

What animals commonly cause problems in Connecticut?

Homeowners frequently encounter raccoons, squirrels, bats, skunks, birds, and groundhogs. These animals can enter attics, crawl spaces, or chimneys, leading to noise, odor, and structural damage.

How do animals get inside my home?

Wildlife often gains access through gaps in siding, chimneys, vents, rooflines, or damaged soffits. Even a small opening can be enough for a bat, squirrel, or raccoon to squeeze through and start nesting.

What are the signs I might have a wildlife infestation?

You might notice scratching or thumping noises at night, droppings in your attic, strong odors, or visible damage to exterior areas. Animal tracks or chewed materials can also indicate activity.

What health risks can wildlife pose?

Wildlife can spread diseases such as rabies, leptospirosis, and histoplasmosis through droppings or direct contact. Their nesting materials can also attract other pests like fleas and mites.

Are wildlife removal methods humane?

Every possible method to pressure, harass, and persuade an animal to move on its own from a structure is used. As well as control devices such as one-way doors and specially formulated compounds and repellants to move an animal from a home; or a combination of techniques is used to force an animal out. Followed by an appropriate repair to prevent animals from re-entering.

Can I remove wildlife on my own?

It’s not recommended. Handling wild animals can be dangerous and may be illegal without the proper permits. Always call a licensed professional for safe, humane removal.

How can I prevent wildlife from coming back?

Seal openings, cap chimneys, trim trees near your home, and secure trash bins. Regular inspections and exclusion work are essential to keep wildlife from returning.

What should I do if I see an animal in my attic or crawl space?

Avoid contact and do not attempt to trap or corner the animal. Contact a professional wildlife control expert immediately for inspection and removal.