Squirrels in the attic, mice in the walls, bats in the eaves? North Shore Wildlife finds how they're getting in, removes them humanely and seals every entry point. No poison, ever.
Pick your problem to see how we handle it, or call and we'll walk you through it.

One-way doors, then every gap sealed.
Squirrel removal →
Trapping plus entry-point sealing.
Mouse removal →
Our R.A.T.S. tunnel system, no poison.
Rat removal →
Exclusions in May and Aug 1–Oct 15.
Bat exclusion →
Attics, chimneys and roof damage.
Raccoon removal →
Humane trapping under sheds and decks.
Skunk trapping →
Protect decks, sheds and foundations.
Groundhog removal →Tell us what you're hearing or seeing and we'll figure it out.
Get a free estimate →Traps alone don't fix the problem. Closing the way in does.
We check the roofline, vents, foundation and attic to find every way in.
Humane one-way doors and trapping. No poison, so nothing dies in your walls.
We close every entry point with chew-resistant materials.
Exclusions come with a warranty, and Rodent Shield keeps mice out year-round.
Local technicians covering Essex County, from the New Hampshire line to Saugus. Call or text and talk to a real person.
We solve wildlife and rodent problems using humane methods, zero poison, full exclusion and clear warranties, all done by trained, state-licensed pros.




No baits. No poison. Just removal, sealing and follow-up that works.
Humane, poison-free solutions that bring peace and quiet back to your home, from local pros who do it right the first time.
Yes, they can. They can also chew through your soffit, fascia board and even the siding of your home.
Not necessarily. Even though raccoons are nocturnal, they may venture out during the day. If one is acting strangely, keep your distance and call us.
Look for droppings in your basement, attic, refrigerator or stove, and food that has been eaten on your counters.
You'll hear loud banging in the middle of the night. Look around your home for a vent that looks tampered with or a hole about the size of a soccer ball.
No. We never use poison for anything.
We're sharing helpful tips on what to look for and how to keep your family safe, plus a look at the work we do every day.
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Have a wildlife or rodent problem over the weekend? Call or text 978-872-6633 and we'll get back to you.
