Opossum Control

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Expert Opossum Control Services

Opossums might look like a threat with their mouthful of teeth, but they are generally docile animals looking for an easy meal. They frequently wander in Swarthmore and get into crawlspaces or into low hanging attics. While they are not aggressive, their presence brings a musky odor that can permeate your entire living space if they settle in. The smell makes it essential to get them safely removed from the property.

You can usually spot an opossum problem by the large, cat-like tracks they leave in soft garden soil. The rustling sounds they make under the floorboards at night are also a distinct identification. They are opportunistic feeders, so they are often drawn to your property by fallen fruit and unsecured trash cans left out after dark.

While they help control tick populations in the wild, having an opossum living in your home is no less than a mess. They leave behind significant amounts of feces and can invite parasites into your home. Our removal process focuses on identifying their travel paths and safely removing them from your property without causing unnecessary harm.

Why Choose Us

Our team specializes in low stress trapping that prioritizes the safety of the animal and your family. More than just removing the animal, we investigate the root cause of why they chose your yard in the first place to prevent future visits.

Get Rid of the Annoying Noise Today

Opossums under your house can keep you awake and create unsanitary conditions near your foundation. Do not wait for the smell to get worse or for your garden to be destroyed. Reach out to Swarthmore County Animal Control now to schedule an inspection and get these scavengers moving along.

FAQs

What is the service price of oppossum removal?

You might need to spend roughly $250 to $350 per animal trapped and relocated.

They commonly hide under decks, crawl spaces, garages, and attics.

Yes, we use safe and humane trapping and exclusion methods.

We seal entry points and remove food sources that attract them.