Wildlife Removal in Maine

Wildlife Removal Services in Maine

Maine's long, cold winters drive wildlife into structures from October through April, with squirrels and raccoons being the most common attic intruders. Porcupines cause significant damage to wood structures and vehicles in northern counties, and fisher cat populations have expanded throughout the state.

Wildlife removal in Maine is regulated by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. All contractors in our directory hold the required state permits and follow humane, legal removal practices. Fall intrusion season in Maine begins early, often in September, as animals prepare for winter shelter.

Common Wildlife Problems in Maine

• Raccoons — attic damage, chimney entry, trash raiding
• Squirrels — chewing wiring, nesting in attics and walls
• Bats — colony infestations, health concerns, roosting removal
• Snakes — identification, removal, exclusion
• Groundhogs & Moles — yard and foundation damage
• Birds — nesting, exclusion, deterrents