Colorado North Wildlife Removal & Rodent Control
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Fort Collins · Greeley · Loveland · Windsor · Timnath · Severance · Wellington · Estes Park · Berthoud · Johnstown · Evans · Mead
Skedaddle Colorado North: Humane wildlife removal that helps you feel at home again
Care for the animals. Protection for your home.
Finding wildlife in your home can be unsettling, but you don’t have to handle it alone. At Skedaddle Colorado North, we help you feel comfortable at home again with humane wildlife removal and rodent control. This fall, we’ll find out what’s getting into your attic, walls or other sheltered spaces, remove the animals with care and seal their entry points. We’ll also explain any repairs or cleanup your home needs, so you know what to expect every step of the way.
At A Glance
Service area: Fort Collins, Greeley, Loveland and surrounding Colorado North communities.
Species handled: Raccoons, skunks, squirrels, bats, mice, rats and birds.
Inspection: We identify the wildlife, trace entry routes and assess affected areas before recommending work and providing a quote.
Method: Humane removal, one-way devices where appropriate and durable entry-point sealing.
Cleanup: Removal of droppings and nesting material, decontamination and replacement of affected insulation where needed.
Guarantee: Lifetime guarantee on all workmanship and materials.
Why homeowners choose Skedaddle
We connect wildlife removal with the building repairs and cleanup that follow it. You receive an explanation of what we find, the work we recommend and how each part of the service addresses your home.
Local service with a clear scope
Our Colorado North location was established in 2026, serving Fort Collins, Greeley, Loveland and the surrounding communities listed below. We inspect the property in front of us rather than assuming neighboring homes have the same problem. A chimney opening, a damaged vent and a gap beneath a shed require different assessments. We identify the animal, trace its access and explain the work needed before service begins. Our written quote separates the recommended removal, exclusion and cleanup, with attic restoration included where the condition of the insulation calls for it.
Training that connects wildlife and home repair
Our technicians' training covers wildlife biology, home repair, decontamination and restoration. That combination matters when an animal problem also involves damaged materials or an opening that needs repair. We choose humane techniques for the species and structure, check for dependent young and assess when sealing can safely proceed. Our inspection also considers earlier repairs and other vulnerable areas. We explain these findings in practical terms, so you understand how the recommended work fits together.
The lifetime guarantee behind our work
We provide a lifetime guarantee on all workmanship and materials. Our written service scope identifies the exclusion work included at your home, and we explain the applicable terms before work starts. The guarantee supports the work we complete; it does not replace an inspection when a different part of the property develops a wildlife concern. We keep the discussion focused on the installed protection, the condition of the building and the service your home actually needs.
The Mission Behind Skedaddle: Since 1989
Our founder, Bill Dowd, shares the thinking behind Skedaddle's humane approach: understanding wildlife, caring for the animals and protecting the homes they enter.
Wildlife control in Colorado North
Wildlife control starts with identifying the animal and understanding how it is using your home. We remove raccoons, skunks, squirrels, bats, mice, rats and birds, with an inspection that connects indoor signs to exterior access. Attics, chimneys, foundations and sheltered spaces beneath structures all need different attention. We assess the occupied area, check for dependent young or nesting activity and select a removal method suited to the findings. Our recommendations also address the openings that need protection and any contamination or insulation damage. Whether the concern is above a ceiling or beneath an outbuilding, we explain the removal, repair and cleanup plan before work begins.
Raccoon removal
We assess raccoon activity in attics, chimneys, crawlspaces and sheltered areas beneath structures. At a Fort Collins home or a property elsewhere in our territory, the inspection follows the access route rather than stopping at the noise indoors. We check the occupied space for dependent young, select humane removal techniques and plan the exclusion repairs. Cleanup and insulation recommendations reflect the condition of the areas the animals have used.
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Skunk removal
Our skunk service focuses on the animal and the sheltered space it occupies. Around Loveland houses, garages and sheds, we inspect beneath the structure and identify the access points before recommending removal. We account for dependent young and choose techniques appropriate to the conditions. The plan also addresses the repairs needed to protect the serviced structure, with cleanup recommendations based on what we find rather than an automatic whole-property treatment.
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Squirrel removal
We investigate squirrel activity in attics and chimneys, tracing the entry route and checking surrounding vulnerable areas. For a home in Windsor or Timnath, our assessment covers the affected roofline and the spaces inside that show activity. We remove squirrels humanely, account for dependent young and secure the recommended openings when the space is ready. Any cleaning or insulation work is explained separately according to the damage and contamination present.
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Bat removal
We assess suspected bat entry at roofline gaps and other building openings before planning exclusion. At Wellington and Estes Park properties, as elsewhere in our territory, the decision depends on roost occupancy and conditions at the home. An autumn appointment is not automatic clearance to seal an opening. We establish an appropriate work sequence, explain timing considerations and assess affected materials for cleanup or insulation restoration where the findings warrant it.
Learn more about bat removalOther wildlife we remove
Our team also provides mouse removal, rat removal and bird removal across Colorado North. For mice and rats, we trace activity to gaps around foundations, garages and utility lines, then recommend humane removal, exclusion and cleanup. For birds using vents, chimneys or other openings, we identify the species and check for active nests before planning the work. This fall, we’ll help you address the animals, protect their entry points and clean affected areas, with insulation restoration where needed.
Hearing something in the attic or walls?
You don’t have to guess what’s making the noise. We’ll inspect your home, identify the animal and explain the removal, sealing and cleanup it needs. You’ll receive a clear quote before work begins.
Wildlife by season
We plan wildlife work around the animals present and the conditions at your home, not a calendar date alone. This quarterly chart outlines our inspection priorities across the year; the actual removal method, timing and cleanup depend on what we find.
| Quarter | Seasonal focus | Our service focus |
|---|---|---|
| January–March | Winter activity and the transition toward spring | We investigate indoor signs, locate building access and assess occupied spaces before repairs. |
| April–June | Denning and nesting considerations | We check for dependent young and occupied nests, then plan species-appropriate removal and exclusion. |
| July–September | Roost occupancy, nesting and late-summer repairs | We assess the animals present and the conditions that determine when openings can be secured. |
| October–December | Fall protection and the transition into winter | We inspect roofline openings, utility gaps and sheltered spaces, connecting removal with recommended repairs and cleanup. |
Quarterly focus: Q4 (October–December 2026)
This fall, we focus on identifying occupied access routes before sealing. Our team evaluates bat roost conditions, checks sheltered spaces and traces rodent entry, with cleanup and insulation recommendations based on the affected materials.
Communities we serve
We serve homeowners throughout the Colorado North communities listed below. Our team schedules inspections for houses and affected structures, assesses the wildlife activity and explains the recommended service scope. From Fort Collins, Greeley and Loveland to the surrounding communities, we connect removal with exclusion repairs and the cleanup your property needs. When you contact us, we confirm appointment availability and gather details about the activity so we can arrange the appropriate assessment.
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Fort Collins · Greeley · Loveland · Windsor · Timnath · Severance · Wellington · Estes Park · Berthoud · Johnstown · Evans · Mead
Serving your neighborhood
From Fort Collins, Greeley and Loveland to the surrounding communities listed above, our Colorado North team is here to help. Book an inspection and we’ll build a wildlife-removal plan around your home.
Skedaddle's Three-Step Wildlife Removal Process
Assess And Remove
We begin with a detailed inspection of your home to identify the wildlife, locate active entry points, and assess the extent of the problem. Our technicians then use proven, species-appropriate methods to remove animals safely and humanely.
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Clear And Clean
After the animals are removed, we clean and decontaminate affected areas, removing nesting materials, droppings, and other traces left behind. When needed, we also address damaged insulation and help restore the space to a clean, healthy condition.
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Prevent And Protect
Finally, we identify vulnerable areas and seal confirmed or potential entry points to help prevent wildlife from returning. Our durable exclusion work carries a lifetime guarantee on all workmanship and materials.
Learn moreInside the exclusion process
Our approach follows three stages: Assess and Remove, Clear and Clean, and Prevent and Protect. We connect humane removal with protection of the building, using the inspection findings to determine the tools, timing, repairs and cleanup your home needs.
A humane approach to wildlife removal
We match the method to the animal and structure. Hands-on removal and species-specific exclusion equipment serve different purposes; one-way devices are used only where appropriate. We assess access and occupancy before securing an opening, rather than assuming the same technique suits every home.
Reuniting mothers with young whenever possible
We check occupied spaces for dependent young and account for them in the removal plan. Where appropriate, our technicians use species-specific baby reunification methods and heated reunion boxes. Our approach considers the family present, not only the adult visible outside the building.
Decontamination and attic restoration
We inspect the spaces wildlife used before recommending cleanup. Attic restoration may include removal of contaminated materials, decontamination and replacement insulation. We explain why each part is recommended and distinguish localized cleaning from a more extensive restoration scope.
Why every seal carries a lifetime guarantee
We back our exclusion work with a lifetime guarantee on all workmanship and materials. Your written scope identifies the repairs included, and we explain the applicable terms. Our protection is tied to the completed work, not an unlimited promise about every future wildlife concern.
Ready to book?
Let’s take the uncertainty out of your wildlife problem. We’ll inspect your home, explain what we find and recommend the work needed to remove the animals and protect their entry points.
Service area and contact
Serving Colorado North and the surrounding communities.
Saturday 6:00 am to 3:00 pm | Sunday 8:00 am to 2:00 pm
Frequently asked questions
What does wildlife removal include?
We inspect the property, identify the wildlife and explain the recommended removal, exclusion and cleanup. The scope may also include attic restoration where insulation is damaged or contaminated. These are related services, not an automatic package for every home. Our quote identifies the work we recommend, the affected areas and the associated pricing, so you understand what the service covers before we begin.
How much does an inspection and removal cost?
We explain inspection arrangements when you book and provide a detailed quote after assessing the property. Removal pricing depends on the species, its access points, the occupied spaces and the repairs or cleanup needed. A shed den and contaminated attic can require very different work. We do not apply a blanket price based only on the animal, and our team explains the recommended scope before service starts.
Can you remove wildlife the same day I call?
We arrange inspections according to availability and cannot guarantee same-day removal. Our assessment determines the work sequence, which can be affected by access, dependent young, nesting activity or bat roost conditions. The inspection and completion of all work may occur on different days. When you call, we explain the available appointment options and gather the details needed to assess the situation.
When is bat exclusion appropriate?
We assess roost occupancy and weather before scheduling exclusion. The Colorado Bat Working Group recommends considering autumn work after maternity colonies disperse, but the season alone does not establish that sealing can proceed. If a bat is inside the home or contact occurred or is suspected, follow Colorado Parks and Wildlife's advice to contact your local health department promptly rather than waiting for a routine wildlife inspection.
Can you remove birds from an occupied nest?
We identify the bird and assess nest status before recommending work. For protected migratory birds, destroying a nest with eggs, chicks or dependent young is prohibited without appropriate authorization. Our team explains how those protections affect the available options and repair timing. We do not assume an autumn nest is empty or that an opening can be sealed simply because no bird is visible.
Which communities do you serve?
We serve Fort Collins, Greeley, Loveland, Windsor, Timnath, Severance, Wellington, Estes Park, Berthoud, Johnstown, Evans and Mead. Our team arranges inspections for homes and affected structures throughout these communities. When you contact us, we confirm appointment availability and discuss the activity you have noticed. The inspection then establishes the removal method, recommended exclusion repairs and any cleanup or insulation restoration your property needs.
Does the exclusion work come with a guarantee?
Yes. We provide a lifetime guarantee on all workmanship and materials. Your written service scope identifies the exclusion repairs included at your property, and our team explains the applicable terms before work starts. If installed exclusion work needs attention, we explain the next steps. The guarantee supports the work we complete; unrelated activity at another part of the property may require a separate assessment.
Does Skedaddle Colorado North offer pest control?
Our Colorado North service described here is wildlife removal and rodent control, covering raccoons, skunks, squirrels, bats, mice, rats and birds. This page does not offer general insect pest-control services. We inspect wildlife access, recommend humane removal and exclusion, and assess cleanup where needed. If you are unsure which animal is causing the signs in your home, our team can discuss the concern when arranging your inspection.
Colorado North Wildlife Resources & Guides
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RaccoonsHow Skedaddle Safely and Humanely Snares Raccoons
If you hear a scampering, scraping sound in your attic, basement or even in your living area, you may have a wild visitor in…
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Skunks3 Reasons Why Professional Skunk Removal is Important
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SquirrelsWhere do Squirrels Take Tree Nuts?
Squirrels are cute, playful creatures that are frequently seen in our neighborhoods throughout the summer months. You probably enjoy seeing the animals frolic in…
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BatsHow are Bats Removed?
Having bats in your home can be a disconcerting experience. Roosting animals are often loud and destructive. They also expose you and your family…
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Book your inspection today
A noise above a Fort Collins ceiling, activity beneath a Loveland shed or an occupied vent at a Greeley home deserves a property-specific assessment. We identify the wildlife and connect humane removal with exclusion repairs, cleanup and attic restoration where needed. Our Colorado North team explains the findings and recommended work, backed by a lifetime guarantee on all workmanship and materials. Call 970-289-1322 or request your fall inspection so we can build a plan around your home.
