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Wildlife removal in Simsbury is a steady job because the town is built into wildlife habitat. Talcott Mountain and the western ridges, the Farmington River corridor, Stratton Brook State Park, the McLean Game Refuge and miles of old stone walls put raccoons, squirrels, bats, skunks and woodchucks within reach of almost every house. Nukingstreet Pest & Wildlife Control removes them humanely, then seals the opening they used, so the next animal cannot move into the same spot. Call (800) 466-9918.
Black bears are common in Simsbury too, but they are managed by CT DEEP and local police. We help with what bears leave behind: torn-open bins, damaged sheds and spilled feed that draw in smaller animals.
Simsbury Center, Tariffville, East Weatogue and Terry’s Plain are historic districts full of colonial and 19th-century houses. Over time their rooflines, gable vents, chimneys and sill plates open up just enough for a squirrel or a bat. Newer homes in West Simsbury and along the ridges have their own weak spots: ridge vents, soffit returns and decks built close to the woods. Finding those gaps is the main part of the job.
Every species is handled differently, and Connecticut has rules for how nuisance wildlife may be handled. Our approach follows them:
Removing the animal is half the job. We close the entry point with materials sized to the animal (steel mesh, hardware cloth, metal flashing and chimney caps) and fit them to older trim without damaging it. If the attic needs cleanup after raccoons or bats, we handle soiled insulation and droppings too. See exclusion and sealing.
For other pest problems in town, see pest control in Simsbury. For ticks in Simsbury yards, see mosquito and tick control in Simsbury. For an overview of every animal we handle, see wildlife removal in Connecticut.
Attics, chimneys and decks, with a check for young first. More about raccoon removal.
One recurring plan. Complete protection. We identify entry points, treat the source, and keep common pests from ever getting comfortable in your home or business.
We inspect, identify, and eliminate pests at the source using proven treatment methods, then protect your space to prevent future infestations.
We identify the animal and find every opening, from the ridge vent to the foundation, and check for young before choosing a method.
Humane trapping or one-way exclusion, matched to the species and handled according to Connecticut's nuisance wildlife rules.
We close the way in with steel mesh, hardware cloth, flashing or a chimney cap, and clean up droppings and damaged insulation if needed.
Protection that fits your life — not a rigid contract.
Your home, covered year-round. We handle the pests — you handle everything else.
$1,324 First Year includes your full onboarding inspection, initial treatment, and setup. $900/year every year after — simple, predictable, and cancellable.
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Bears are handled by CT DEEP and local police, not pest control. Report sightings to CT DEEP. We can help afterward by securing bins, feeders and sheds and repairing damage that smaller animals use.
Timing is the best clue. Squirrels are active in the early morning and late afternoon. Raccoons are heavier and noisy at night. Bats make faint scratching and squeaking at dusk and dawn. Droppings and the size of the opening confirm it during the inspection.
We inspect and seal the secondary gaps in summer, but we do not exclude a roost while flightless pups are inside, roughly June to mid-August. The exclusion is scheduled once the young can fly.
Yes. Sealing the entry point is part of the job; without it, another animal moves into the same space. We use materials sized to the animal and suited to older homes.
Yes. Raccoon latrines and bat guano can carry disease, so we remove droppings and soiled insulation with protective procedures. See attic and guano cleanup.
Call (800) 466-9918, email info@nukingstreet.com or use the form on this page.
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