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Wildlife Removal in Shelby Township, MI

Shelby Township sits in northern Macomb County, where newer subdivisions meet wooded parkland and open space. The Clinton River winds through the township, and Stony Creek Metropark is close by. That much green space brings bats, raccoons, squirrels and skunks close to homes, and many of them end up in attics, under decks or in garages. Precision Wildlife Removal serves Shelby Township from our Fraser office, with phones answered 24/7.

Bats are our specialty. Bat removal is most of the work we do, and bats feed over Shelby Township’s river and woods at dusk. Bat removal →

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Where green space meets the roofline

Homes that back onto woods, ravines, river corridors or parkland are the first stop for wildlife looking for shelter. In Shelby Township we see:

  • Raccoons tearing into roof vents, soffits and garage eaves to den, especially mothers looking for a safe spot to raise kits in spring. Raccoon removal →
  • Bats feeding over the river and wooded areas at dusk and roosting in attics, soffits and behind trim. We use humane one-way exclusion and follow Michigan’s maternity-season guidance (generally no exclusion May through mid-August). Bat removal →
  • Squirrels jumping from mature trees onto rooflines and chewing into soffits and vents. Squirrel removal →
  • Skunks digging under decks, porches and sheds in yards that border open land. Skunk removal →
  • Birds nesting in dryer vents, exhaust vents and soffits. Bird control →

Newer homes aren’t animal-proof

A lot of Shelby Township’s housing is newer construction, and newer homes have their own weak spots. Ridge vents, builder-grade roof vents, soffit returns and gaps where rooflines meet are all common entry points, even on houses only a few years old. Our inspection covers the whole roofline and foundation. We then seal openings with durable materials, and the work comes with a 5-year warranty. See wildlife exclusion and prevention.

If an animal has already made a mess, we handle attic restoration and cleanup and crawl space cleanup.

Larger lots and outbuildings

Parts of the township have bigger lots with sheds, detached garages and outbuildings, and wildlife uses those too. We inspect and seal outbuildings along with the house, so animals don’t just move from one structure to the next. For trapping situations, see animal trapping.

How it works

  1. Call (888) 346-8228, any time.
  2. A technician from our Fraser office comes to your property for a free inspection.
  3. You get a free estimate and a clear plan.
  4. We remove the animals humanely, seal entry points and clean up if needed.

Shelby Township FAQs

Which office serves Shelby Township?

Our Fraser office at 17080 Masonic Blvd, Unit 219, Fraser, MI 48026, open 24 hours.

Do you handle emergencies in Shelby Township?

Yes. Calls are answered by a real person 24/7. If an animal is in your living space or a bat may have touched someone, call right away. See emergency wildlife removal.

My house backs onto woods. Should I get an inspection even without signs of animals?

It’s a smart move. A free inspection can find weak spots before an animal does, and preventive sealing costs less than cleanup.

Do you serve nearby communities?

Yes, including Utica, Sterling Heights, Macomb Township and Clinton Township.

Get wildlife out of your Shelby Township home

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