Assess
Confirm the likely species, location, access concerns and whether young or multiple animals may be involved.
SERVICES
Wildlife removal starts with identifying the species, where it is living or entering, and the safest practical way to resolve the situation. When needed, exclusion and repair address the condition that allowed the problem to happen.

THE PROCESS
A clear process keeps the work focused on the cause, not only the symptom.
Confirm the likely species, location, access concerns and whether young or multiple animals may be involved.
Use direct capture, one-way exclusion, trapping or another lawful species-appropriate method.
Check for additional activity, damage and visible entry points connected to the conflict.
Recommend exclusion or repair when the structure remains vulnerable to repeat access.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Raccoons, gray/red/flying squirrels, skunks, groundhogs, opossums and other authorized Maine nuisance wildlife.
Bats are generally resolved through exclusion rather than trapping. Birds, dependent young and protected species require additional timing and legal considerations.
Mice and rats are outside our service scope. The accepted quote identifies exactly what removal, trapping, exclusion or repair is included.
HOMEOWNER RESOURCE
Use the homeowner guide for practical steps, safety reminders, species-specific notes and when to avoid sealing an opening yourself.

COMMON QUESTIONS
No. Mice and rats are outside Turcotte’s service scope.
When the animal is safely accessible and the situation is appropriate, direct removal may be possible. Access, species, exposure risk and building conditions determine the method.
Removal alone may not correct the cause. If the structure still has an active opening, exclusion or repair is often the long-term part of the solution.
LOCAL. RESPONSIVE. PROFESSIONAL.
Have questions or need a wildlife evaluation? Start with a conversation and we’ll help you identify the next practical step.