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Wildlife Removal in Lansing, MI

Michigan’s capital is a city of rivers and established neighborhoods. The Grand River and the Red Cedar River meet downtown, and tree-lined streets of older homes stretch out from there. That’s a great setup for wildlife, and bats, raccoons, squirrels and skunks take full advantage. Precision Wildlife Removal serves Lansing from our Howell office, straight down I-96 from Livingston County, with phones answered 24/7.

Bats are our specialty. Bat removal is most of the work we do, and Lansing’s older homes along the rivers have plenty of gaps bats use. Bat removal →

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  • 100% humane, no poison
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Older homes, more entry points

Many Lansing homes have been standing for generations. Over the years, gable vents lose their screens, soffits and fascia loosen, chimney flashing pulls away, and gaps open where additions meet the original house. Each of those is an invitation:

  • Bats slip into gaps at gables, trim and chimneys and roost in attics and walls. River corridors give them plenty of insects to feed on. We exclude bats humanely and follow Michigan’s maternity-season guidance (generally no exclusion May through mid-August). Bat removal → · Guano cleanup →
  • Raccoons tear into roof vents, soffits and chimneys. Raccoon removal →
  • Squirrels travel along mature street trees and chew into rooflines. Squirrel removal →
  • Skunks dig under porches, stoops and sheds. Skunk removal →
  • Birds nest in vents and soffits and roost on commercial buildings. Bird control →

We inspect the whole house and seal openings in a way that suits older construction. The work comes with a 5-year warranty. See wildlife exclusion and prevention.

Landlords and rental properties

The Lansing area has a large rental market, including houses and apartment buildings near Michigan State University’s campus in neighboring East Lansing. Wildlife in a rental means tenant complaints and possible damage. We work with landlords and property managers to remove animals, seal buildings and document the work. See commercial wildlife control.

Cleanup after wildlife

Animals that have lived in an older attic for a while can leave a lot of droppings, nesting material and ruined insulation behind. We handle attic restoration and cleanup and crawl space cleanup.

How it works

  1. Call (888) 346-8228, any time.
  2. We schedule a technician from our Howell office to come to your property for a free inspection.
  3. You get a free estimate and a clear plan.
  4. Humane removal, sealing and cleanup.

Lansing FAQs

Which office serves Lansing?

Our Howell office at 10087 Bergin Rd, Howell, MI 48843, open 24 hours.

Do you work with landlords and property managers?

Yes. We handle single rentals and multi-unit buildings. See commercial wildlife control.

Is there a bat in your house right now?

If no one had contact with it, close interior doors, turn off the lights and open a window to the outside. If it may have touched someone or a pet, don’t release it. Call your local health department and call us. See emergency wildlife removal.

Do you serve other areas between Lansing and Howell?

Yes. Our Howell office covers Livingston County, including Fowlerville and Howell, as well as Lansing. Call (888) 346-8228 to check your address.

Get help in Lansing

Call (888) 346-8228, or request a free inspection.