Humane Wildlife Removal on the Lakeshore
Something's scratching in the attic at 2 a.m. — around here it's usually squirrels or raccoons that found a gap in an old roofline. A local contractor partner removes them humanely and seals every entry point.
Service Areas
Wildlife calls run from Manitowoc and Two Rivers through Kiel and Mishicot, south to Reedsville and Valders — plus Kohler, Sheboygan Falls, and Plymouth.
Old houses have more doors than you think.
How critters get into lakeshore homes
- Humane removal methods
- Entry points sealed shut
- Attic cleanup & restoration
Our Wildlife Services
Get them out, keep them out, and clean up the mess they left.
Raccoon Removal
Raccoons trapped and relocated per Wisconsin regulations, then entry points sealed. Attic latrines get sanitized — raccoon waste is a real health hazard.
Squirrel Removal
One-way doors let squirrels exit but not re-enter, then gaps get sealed with chew-proof materials. Chewed wiring gets flagged for an electrician.
Bat Exclusion
Humane one-way exclusion devices installed during the legal window, with sealing timed so no bats are trapped inside. Wisconsin protects bats, so timing and method matter.
Attic Restoration
Contaminated insulation removed, surfaces sanitized, and fresh insulation blown in. Undoes the damage the tenants did.
Entry Point Sealing
Every gap, vent, and chewable edge secured with animal-proof materials. Removal without sealing is just a vacancy listing.
Prevention Inspections
A top-to-bottom exterior walkthrough that spots entry points before raccoons and squirrels do. Cheaper than an eviction every time.
New Trappers on the Lakeshore
We're just getting started with wildlife work in Manitowoc County, so there are no customer reviews to display yet — honest. This business is all about showing up, solving it humanely, and sealing it right so the problem doesn't repeat. As local attics get quiet again, real customer reviews will take this spot.
How Removal Works
Free Property Inspection
A contractor partner finds what's in there, how it got in, and what damage was done.
Humane Removal
One-way doors, live trapping, or exclusion — matched to the species and the season.
Seal & Restore
Entry points get sealed with chew-proof materials, and the attic gets cleaned up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Nighttime scratching usually means raccoons or mice; daytime noise points to squirrels. An inspection identifies the culprit by droppings, entry points, and damage patterns.
No. During pup season — about June to mid-August — state rules bar exclusion work so flightless young aren't sealed inside. Outside that window, humane one-way exclusion is standard.
Yes — it can carry raccoon roundworm, which is a serious health risk. Attic latrines need professional cleanup with proper protective equipment, not a shop vac.
No permits for the removal work itself. Wisconsin DNR regulations govern trapping and relocation methods, which your contractor follows.
Not if the entry points are properly sealed — that's the step that separates a real wildlife job from a trapping-only visit. Chew-proof materials on every gap.
Get an electrician to assess the wiring damage — chewed insulation is a fire risk. Then the wildlife pro seals the entries so it doesn't happen again.
Gaps you'd never notice: uncapped chimneys, loose soffits, roofline gaps, and vents with flimsy covers. Old lakeshore homes settle and open up new doors constantly.
Animal in the living space right now?
A raccoon or bat in the house is urgent — keep your distance and call. A contractor partner will prioritize getting it out safely.
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