Reno wildlife control, done right.

Wildlife Crew serves Reno, Sparks, Carson City, Incline Village, Sun Valley, Gardnerville, and Verdi. Call to confirm service at your address.

Shut the door to the room it is in, open an exterior window in that room if you safely can, and stay out. Do not corner it, do not try to catch it, and keep pets away from the door. Then call Wildlife Crew so the animal can be removed safely.

Share what you see, when it started, and any recent changes. That context helps focus the inspection once the wildlife control technician arrives.

Because the opening is still there. Trapping empties a space; it does not close it. A roofline that let a squirrel in last spring is the same roofline this spring, and the scent left behind actively advertises it to the next animal.

It depends on how long the animals were there and how much of the insulation is affected. Droppings and soiled insulation should not be swept or vacuumed by hand — contaminated material is best removed by a professional cleanup crew. Long-term activity usually means the insulation has to come out and be replaced.

Your ZIP code, where you have noticed signs of animal activity (attic, crawlspace, walls, yard), when it began, and a few clear photos of droppings, damage, or entry points can make the first conversation more useful.