Wildlife removal in Mission, BC | ProPestClean Pest Control

Wildlife removal built around Mission properties

Mission sits where the Fraser Valley meets forested foothills, so spiders, wasps, carpenter ants, rodents, and wildlife can all show up on the same property in different seasons. We inspect thoroughly, explain what we find, and sequence exclusion and treatment so you are not stuck in a loop of callbacks—whether you are downtown, in Hatzic, or on a Steelhead acreage.

Wildlife intrusions can cause property damage and health risks. Our certified wildlife specialists use humane trapping and exclusion methods to safely remove animals and prevent future intrusions.

BC’s urban wildlife interface means roof vents, soffits, chimneys, and uncapped decks are common entry points. We combine species-appropriate removal timing with durable exclusion, metal flashing, vent guards, and one-way doors, so your home is not re-opened the next season. When required, we coordinate with licensed partners for vector species or complex situations.

What we handle in Mission

Raccoons in attics and chimneys
Squirrels in walls and roofs
Birds in vents and eaves
Bats in attics, soffits, and wall voids
Skunks under decks, sheds, and steps
Coyote attractants, fencing gaps & conflict referrals
Wildlife damage assessment
Exclusion barrier installation

Neighbourhood coverage

We serve Downtown Mission, Hatzic, Steelhead, Silverdale, Cedar Valley and surrounding Mission neighbourhoods. If your property is outside these examples, call and we will confirm the nearest technician route.

Local notes for Mission

Wildlife & exclusion

Raccoons and squirrels follow tree branches and fence lines onto roofs. We pair humane removal with durable repairs at vents, soffits, and deck gaps so access does not return next season.

Carpenter ants & wood contact

Moisture-softened wood and vegetation touching structures invite carpenter ants. We identify conditions, treat accordingly, and point out moisture fixes that support long-term control.

Rural property logistics

Long driveways, locked gates, and pets outdoors are normal here. We confirm access and safety before service so treatments land where they work for your household.

Why Mission chooses us

Licensed wildlife control specialists with humane removal methods. We prioritize animal welfare while protecting your property from wildlife damage.

How service usually works

1
Wildlife Assessment
We identify the wildlife species, assess property damage, and determine the best removal and exclusion approach. Our inspections use motion sensor cameras, a borescope, and a thermal camera to locate pest activity in voids, wall cavities, attics, and rooflines that a visual walkthrough alone can miss.
2
Humane Removal
Using live traps and exclusion techniques, we safely remove wildlife from your property and relocate them to appropriate habitats.
3
Damage Repair & Prevention
We repair wildlife damage and install exclusion barriers to prevent future intrusions.

Frequently asked questions

Are your methods humane?

Yes, we use live trapping and exclusion methods that prioritize animal welfare. We follow strict humane treatment guidelines and provincial regulations.

Do you handle rabies vector species?

We work with licensed professionals for rabies vector species. Our team can coordinate with wildlife authorities when necessary.

How do you prevent wildlife from returning?

We identify and seal entry points, remove attractants, and install exclusion barriers. We also provide recommendations for ongoing wildlife prevention.

Something is in my attic at night, what is it?

Raccoons and squirrels are common attic invaders; we inspect for entry damage, droppings, and sounds timing to confirm species before we set exclusion or traps.

Do you remove skunks or raccoons in Burnaby?

Yes. We assess denning under decks, sheds, and steps, then use humane removal and exclusion that meets BC rules. Timing and species matter; we will explain options before work begins.

Can you help with moles damaging my lawn?

We assess mole activity and tunnels, then recommend trapping or referral options depending on property rules and severity, so you get a realistic plan instead of guesswork.