GREELEY, CO · HUMANE WILDLIFE REMOVAL

Humane Wildlife Removal in Greeley, Colorado

Skedaddle Colorado North. We help protect your home this fall with humane wildlife removal and prevention.

We help Greeley homeowners resolve problems with mice, rats, birds and raccoons through humane removal, cleanup and exclusion. This fall, our Colorado North team inspects foundations, walls, ceilings and other affected spaces to identify the animal and its access route. We explain the findings, recommend the necessary repairs and assess attic restoration where wildlife has damaged or contaminated insulation.

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At a Glance

  • Service area: Greeley, Colorado.
  • Species handled: Mice, rats, birds and raccoons; also squirrels, skunks and bats.
  • Inspection: Assessment followed by an explanation of findings, service options and pricing.
  • Method: Humane removal and building exclusion selected for the situation.
  • Guarantee: Lifetime guarantee on all workmanship and materials used to seal your home.
  • Experience: Part of the Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control network, founded in 1989.

Reviewed by Bill Dowd, Founder, President & CEO. Last updated October 2026.

Why homeowners choose Skedaddle

We identify the wildlife problem before recommending the repair. Our assessment connects the signs in your home with the animal, its access route and the condition of the affected space, then turns those findings into a service plan.

Your property, not a neighborhood assumption

We inspect Greeley homes from rooftop to foundation, including properties in Cranford, Glenmere and Arlington within the University District. Our technicians trace wildlife entry points and check weak or damaged areas rather than relying on assumptions about a neighborhood. Previous repairs and recurring activity help inform the assessment. We explain what needs attention and how the proposed exclusion work will protect the serviced areas.

Skills that connect removal and repair

Our training in wildlife biology, home repair, decontamination and restoration connects humane removal with the work a building needs afterward. We use hands-on techniques and species-specific care for dependent young where appropriate. During the assessment, we identify openings that need protection, evaluate contamination and determine whether insulation restoration is warranted. Our recommendations bring those findings together in a clear scope of work.

The lifetime guarantee behind the seal

We back our workmanship and materials with a lifetime guarantee on all workmanship and materials. Your written scope identifies the parts of the building we protect, and we explain the applicable guarantee terms before work starts. Follow-up can include inspection or repair of exclusion points when needed. Our goal is clear, defined protection for the work completed at your home.

A More Humane Approach to Wildlife Control Since 1989

Founder Bill Dowd shares why trapping and relocating wildlife leaves homeowners and animals with unresolved problems—and how Skedaddle developed a better solution rooted in animal biology.

Bill Dowd, Skedaddle founder, explains the humane wildlife control approach Skedaddle has used since 1989.

Wildlife we handle

Our Greeley wildlife services include mouse, rat, bird and raccoon removal. We inspect the affected spaces to identify the animal and its entry route, then select humane removal, cleanup and prevention methods suited to the findings.

Mouse removal

Small-gap inspection

Our mouse removal service checks the small openings around pipes, air ducts, roofing and garage connections that can let mice into Greeley homes. We trace access routes beyond the room where activity first appeared. The assessment also covers affected insulation and cleanup needs, allowing us to address the entry points and the conditions left behind.

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Rat removal

Trace the access route

Openings around a house and beneath its foundation can provide access for rats. We inspect garages, basement entrances and gaps beside exterior service lines to trace that access at your Greeley home. Our rat service combines removal, sealing and cleanup recommendations based on the affected spaces, with the findings and proposed repairs explained before work begins.

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Bird removal

Identify the bird and nest

We assess bird activity in Greeley vents, chimneys and other building openings before recommending removal. Our service identifies the species and nesting conditions, then addresses cleanup and prevention where the work can appropriately proceed. Federal protections restrict destruction of active nests of protected migratory birds, so the species and nest status determine the available options and timing.

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Raccoon removal

Assess the den before sealing

We inspect raccoon activity in attics, chimneys, crawlspaces and sheltered areas beneath Greeley decks and other structures. Our humane removal plan accounts for dependent young and uses species-specific reunification techniques when needed. Once removal is complete, we secure the recommended access points and assess cleanup and insulation restoration according to the condition of the occupied space.

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Other wildlife we remove in Greeley

Our fall services also cover squirrels at chimneys, skunks beneath garages and bats using buildings as roosts. We assess the affected structure and select a method suited to the animal. Colorado guidance identifies autumn after maternity colonies disperse as a period to consider bat exclusion, with occupancy and weather still governing the work. We coordinate removal, entry-point repairs and recommended cleanup around those findings.

Not sure which animal you’re hearing?

You do not need to identify the animal before booking. Our Greeley team inspects the activity, traces the access route and explains the humane removal and repair options for your home.

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Neighborhoods we serve

We serve homeowners throughout Greeley. The examples below are part of our city coverage, not an exhaustive boundary. Our team schedules inspections across Greeley and the other Colorado North communities. Contact us to check if we service your neighborhood.

Alles AcresArlingtonCranfordGlenmereHillsideMonroe/Union Colony

What an inspection looks like

We inspect your property, explain the findings and provide service options with a detailed quote. Our assessment connects the wildlife activity with the removal method, entry-point repairs and any cleanup needed after the animals are out.

  1. Book the inspection: Call 970-289-1322 or request an appointment through our booking page. Our team arranges your Greeley assessment and gathers the property details for the visit.
  2. Onsite inspection and removal plan: We check entry points and weak or damaged areas, identify the wildlife and explain the recommended removal approach, repair sequence and quote.
  3. Humane removal and permanent sealing: We select species-specific techniques, including one-way devices where appropriate, and account for dependent young. Once the space is ready, we protect the recommended openings with durable exclusion materials.
  4. Decontamination and attic restoration: We assess droppings, nesting debris and affected insulation to determine whether localized cleaning or broader restoration is needed. The recommended cleanup and replacement work is identified in your written scope.
  5. Guarantee and follow-up: We back serviced areas with our lifetime guarantee on all workmanship and materials under the applicable written terms. Follow-up can include inspection or repair of a serviced exclusion point when needed.

Our written quote explains the recommended removal, sealing, decontamination and attic restoration work. We distinguish the required service scope from additional recommendations, with pricing explained before the work begins. Book Inspection

Baby raccoons nestled together in a cloth-lined wildlife reunion box

Skedaddle's Three-Step Wildlife Removal Process

Step 1 Assess and Remove

Assess and Remove

We identify the wildlife, trace its entry route and evaluate the spaces it has affected. From activity beside a Glenmere garage to an opening near a Cranford vent, our assessment follows the evidence at your property. We then select humane removal methods that account for the species, dependent young and any timing restrictions.

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Step 2 Clear and Clean

Clear and Clean

We assess droppings, nesting debris and other contamination to determine the cleanup your home needs. Our service may involve localized cleaning and decontamination or more extensive removal of affected materials. Where wildlife has damaged attic insulation, we identify the necessary removal, replacement and restoration work within the agreed scope.

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Step 3 Prevent and Protect

Prevent and Protect

We address confirmed entry points and vulnerable areas through the recommended exclusion repairs. Our written scope identifies the foundation gaps, vents or roofline openings included in the service. We protect those areas with durable materials and back the completed work with a lifetime guarantee on all workmanship and materials under the applicable terms.

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Wildlife by season

We plan Greeley wildlife service around the animal, the affected structure and the time of year. Our seasonal inspections connect rodent access, occupied vents and sheltered denning spaces with the removal, repairs and cleanup your home needs.

Season Wildlife focus Our service focus
Spring
(March–May)		 Raccoons and birds We check sheltered spaces, chimneys and vents for occupancy, nests and dependent young before determining the removal sequence.
Summer
(June–August)		 Birds, mice and rats We identify the species and nest status at occupied openings, while tracing rodent access through foundations, garages and utility gaps.
Fall
(September–November)		 Mice, rats, birds and raccoons We inspect building-access routes and affected materials, coordinating humane removal with exclusion repairs and recommended decontamination.
Winter
(December–February)		 Mice, rats and ongoing indoor wildlife activity We assess activity in enclosed spaces and check the openings that allow access, with repairs and cleanup based on the inspection findings.

Quarterly focus: Q4 (October–December 2026): Our Q4 inspections focus on utility gaps, garage and foundation access, and occupied vents or chimneys across Greeley. At a Glenmere garage or Cranford wall vent, we identify the animal before selecting a removal method. Bird work remains dependent on the species and nest status; we do not treat an autumn date as proof that a nest is inactive. Exclusion and cleanup recommendations follow the conditions we find.

Inside the exclusion process

Our service addresses the animal and the building together. We inspect the home, carry out species-appropriate removal, assess contamination and complete the recommended repairs to protect the serviced areas.

A humane approach to wildlife removal

We select removal and exclusion techniques around the species and the building. A Cranford wall vent and a foundation opening elsewhere in Greeley each receive their own assessment. One-way devices may suit rat removal, while bird work requires a plan based on the species, location and nest status. We monitor the removal process and determine when an entrance can be secured.

Reuniting mothers with young whenever possible

We account for dependent young during removal, using species-specific reunification techniques and warming boxes where appropriate. Our den assessment considers the family, not only the adult animal seen entering or leaving. Bird work follows a separate assessment: active nests of protected migratory birds cannot simply be removed without the necessary authorization. We plan the method and timing around the species and the animals present.

Decontamination and attic restoration

We evaluate contamination before recommending spot cleaning or a fuller attic restoration. At your Greeley home, we identify affected materials and explain how the cleanup relates to our inspection findings. Our restoration service can include removal of droppings and nesting debris, decontamination and replacement of damaged insulation where needed. These recommendations are set out in the quote rather than treated as an automatic part of every removal.

Why every seal carries a lifetime guarantee

We provide a lifetime guarantee on all workmanship and materials. Your written scope identifies the protected roof openings, wall vents, foundation gaps or other exclusion points. We explain the applicable terms and provide follow-up inspection or repair when needed. Coverage applies to the serviced areas, not unrelated future wildlife activity throughout the property.

Service area and contact information

Business name
Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control: Colorado North
Phone
970-289-1322
Website
Colorado North wildlife removal
Service area
Greeley, Colorado.
Hours
Monday to Friday 5:30 am to 7:00 pm; Saturday 6:00 am to 3:00 pm | Sunday 8:00 am to 2:00 pm
Established
Colorado North was established in 2026. Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control was founded in 1989 by Bill Dowd.
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Regulatory guidance
We identify birds and assess nest status before planning work at occupied openings. Federal protections can restrict work involving active nests of protected migratory birds, and our removal and repair sequence accounts for those requirements.
Humane Methods
Our approach combines safe, non-lethal removal, reuniting wildlife families whenever possible, and preventing re-entry while following local wildlife regulations and best practices.
GBP service area
Fort Collins, Greeley, Loveland, Windsor, Timnath, Severance, Wellington, Estes Park, Berthoud, Johnstown, Evans and Mead, Colorado.

Frequently asked questions

What will wildlife removal cost?

We determine pricing through a property assessment, then provide a detailed quote for the recommended work. Our team explains the findings and distinguishes removal and sealing from cleanup or attic restoration. The scope depends on the animal, the access points and the condition of the affected spaces, rather than the species name alone.

Is same-day removal available?

We schedule inspections according to current availability and cannot guarantee same-day removal. Our assessment establishes the removal and repair sequence based on where the animal is and the conditions at your home. An active nest of protected migratory birds, for example, can affect which work is permitted and when it can proceed.

Can you remove birds from a vent or active nest?

We assess the bird species, location and nest status before recommending removal, cleanup and prevention. For protected migratory birds, destroying a nest containing eggs, chicks or dependent young is prohibited without appropriate authorization. Our plan accounts for those protections and establishes when a vent or other occupied opening can be cleared and secured.

Which parts of the city can I request service for?

We serve Greeley, including Alles Acres, Arlington, Cranford, Glenmere, Hillside and Monroe/Union Colony. Those examples are not an exhaustive neighborhood list. Our shared Colorado North service area also includes Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor, Timnath, Severance, Wellington, Estes Park, Berthoud, Johnstown, Evans and Mead, with appointments scheduled according to availability.

How are humane methods and wildlife rules considered?

We use humane methods approved by SPCAs and Humane Societies and plan the work around the species and conditions present. Colorado Parks and Wildlife explains that wildlife requirements vary by species and local restrictions may also apply. Our assessment considers dependent young, occupied openings and nesting activity before we select the removal method and repair timing.

What should I watch for around my home this fall?

Fall signs can include mice moving indoors, droppings near utility lines or foundation openings, and activity around garages or vents. We inspect these areas to establish which animal is present and how it entered. Our recommendations connect humane removal with entry-point protection and the cleanup needed in the affected spaces.

What does the lifetime guarantee cover?

We offer a lifetime guarantee on all workmanship and materials. We identify the protected areas in the written scope and explain the applicable terms before service. Follow-up can include inspection or repair of a serviced exclusion point; coverage does not automatically extend to unrelated wildlife activity elsewhere on the property.

Will the attic need cleaning or new insulation?

We assess the attic's condition before recommending cleaning or replacement insulation. Some situations call for targeted cleanup, while others need removal of contaminated materials, decontamination and broader restoration. Our written scope identifies the affected areas and the insulation work needed, keeping the recommendation tied to the actual condition of your home.

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Book your fall wildlife inspection

Activity beside a Glenmere garage, movement near a Cranford wall vent or an opening at the roofline can signal a wildlife problem. Our Greeley team identifies the animal and provides humane removal, exclusion, decontamination and attic restoration where needed. We use methods approved by SPCAs and Humane Societies and provide a lifetime guarantee on all workmanship and materials. Book your fall inspection for a clear plan to protect your home.

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