Phoenix Wildlife Removal & Animal Removal Services

Critters Invading Your Property? We Can Help.

Wildlife infestations can cause serious property damage, health risks, and ongoing stress if left unaddressed. Animals nesting inside walls, attics, or roofs can create unsanitary conditions and even attract other pests. The sooner you address a wildlife intrusion, the easier it is to prevent extensive damage.

When you reach out to ecoPest Wildlife Management, we begin by asking targeted questions to understand what’s happening on your property. Noises, droppings, damaged insulation, or visible wildlife activity can all indicate different species, such as rodents, bats, birds, or roof rats. Identifying the animal correctly allows us to bring the right tools and solutions for your situation.

During your service visit, we walk you through each area of concern and explain our recommendations clearly. Our goal is to help you understand not only what we’re doing, but why — so you feel informed, supported, and confident in the plan moving forward.

If you’ve seen signs of unwanted animals on your property but aren’t sure if you actually have a wildlife problem, we encourage you to schedule a complimentary inspection. Call (602) 813-7157 or contact us online to get started.

Our Humane Wildlife Removal Process in Phoenix

When you invite our team onto your property, we follow a proven, step-by-step wildlife removal process designed for Phoenix homes and businesses.

Every service starts with a detailed interior and exterior inspection to identify entry points, nesting areas, and damage. From there, we determine the safest and most effective removal strategy using humane, trap-free eviction devices whenever possible.

After animals are safely removed, we focus on prevention. This includes sealing access points, installing exclusion barriers, and repairing damaged areas to keep wildlife from returning. In cases where insulation has been compromised, our team can assist with insulation repair or replacement to restore comfort and energy efficiency.

Because Arizona heat can intensify odors and damage materials quickly, addressing these issues promptly helps protect your property long-term. Our process is designed to leave your space cleaner, safer, and better protected against future wildlife problems.

Common Wildlife Problems in Phoenix Homes and Businesses

Properties throughout Maricopa County face a mix of urban and desert wildlife challenges. Common signs of wildlife activity include scratching noises at night, droppings, damaged roofing, or animals accessing vents and overhangs.

Rodents may travel along rooflines or enter through damaged construction gaps, while birds can nest in vents or roof structures. Commercial properties often face additional risks due to open access points, dumpsters, or landscaped areas that attract wildlife.

If you’ve noticed insulation disturbed, new odors, or unfamiliar sounds, it’s best to have the situation evaluated early. Our team takes the time to explain what’s happening, identify the species involved, and recommend solutions that fit your property and budget.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Quickly Can Wildlife Be Removed From My Property?

The timing depends on the type of animal, how many are present, and how they are getting in and out of the structure. In many situations, we can install humane eviction devices or other solutions on the first visit, then return to verify that animals have left and complete exclusion work. We also offer emergency and same-day options for situations that cannot safely wait, such as wildlife inside living spaces or active damage to critical areas.

Do I Need to Leave My Home or Close My Business During Service?

Most wildlife work can be completed while you remain on-site, as we focus on methods that do not rely on harsh chemicals or disruptive demolition. We explain where we will be working, how long each step should take, and whether there will be any noise or temporary access limitations. If limited access is needed in certain rooms or areas, we coordinate timing in a way that keeps your day as normal as possible.

What Can I Do to Help Prevent Wildlife From Returning?

Simple maintenance habits can make your property less attractive to animals looking for shelter, water, or food. Keeping vegetation trimmed away from the roofline, repairing damaged screens or vents promptly, and storing pet food and bird seed in sealed containers are all helpful steps. During our visit, we point out specific conditions we see around your home or business and offer practical suggestions tailored to the layout, age, and surroundings of your property.