Swarthmore, Pennsylvania
Wildlife removal in Swarthmore, PA
Wildlife removal and repair for homes in the Borough of Swarthmore.
At properties in Swarthmore
Where the noise is tells us where to start.
The Crum Woods run along one side of the borough and Little Crum Creek runs through it, so raccoons, foxes, groundhogs and bats are never far from the houses. Most calls here are about an animal in an older house: in the attic, the chimney, a wall or under the porch.
Tell us where the activity is happening and when you notice it. That helps separate an attic route from a wall, foundation, deck or yard problem before the inspection begins.
What we look for in Swarthmore
Older houses
Stone foundations, deep eaves, porch roofs and chimneys all develop gaps over time. We check each of them.
Big trees
Oaks and maples over the roof give squirrels and raccoons a way up.
Near the woods and the creek
Homes closest to the Crum Woods and Little Crum Creek see the most raccoons, groundhogs and bats.
Common calls from Swarthmore
Start with the closest match.

Raccoon removal
Raccoons in the attic, chimney or garage.
Squirrel removal
Squirrels in the attic, walls and roof edge.
Bat removal
Bats in the attic or a bat loose in the house.
Wildlife removal
Raccoons, opossums, foxes and other animals in the attic, walls, porch or yard.
Groundhog & skunk removal
Groundhogs and skunks under porches, sheds and gardens.
Opossum removal
Opossums under the porch, in the garage or under the shed.
Rat & mouse removal
Mice and rats in the walls, the basement, the attic or the garage.
Snake removal
Snakes in the basement, the garage or the garden.
Bird removal
Birds nesting in vents, chimneys and gaps at the roof edge.
Wasp & hornet nest removal
Wasp, hornet and yellow jacket nests under eaves, in trees or in the ground.
Dead animal removal
Finding and removing dead animals from walls, attics, crawl spaces and yards.
Animal damage repair
Closing the holes animals used and fixing what they damaged.
Swarthmore questions
Coverage, timing and the work itself.
Do you cover every address in Swarthmore?
Call with the full Swarthmore address. We will tell you whether the property is on the route and what information we need next.
What should I describe on the phone?
Tell us what you hear or see, where it happens on the property, the time of day and any droppings, odor or damage.
Can removal and repair happen on the same visit?
Sometimes, but only when the active wildlife situation and entry route are understood. Some jobs require removal or monitoring before permanent closure.
Send a request
Tell us what is going on.
What you hear or see, where it is, and the best number to reach you. We will call you back.
Call directly610-632-8833