Free on-site inspection
A technician walks the property to identify the species, locate entry points, and check for damage in attics, soffits, and crawl spaces. Most inspections in Boulder County take 30–60 minutes.
Boulder Wildlife Solutions handles raccoons, bats, squirrels, skunks, and birds with humane, code-compliant methods. Same-day response across Boulder County.
We focus on the species that drive most calls in Boulder, Longmont, Lafayette, and the foothills — and we exclude entry points so the problem doesn't come back next season.
Safe trapping and removal of raccoons from attics, chimneys, and crawl spaces in Boulder County homes.
Learn moreRemoval and exclusion of tree and ground squirrels from attics, walls, and soffits across Boulder.
Learn moreCode-compliant bat exclusion and entry-point sealing — respecting Colorado maternity-season restrictions.
Learn moreLive trapping and odor-free removal of skunks from under decks, sheds, and foundations.
Learn morePigeon, starling, and woodpecker removal with permanent exclusion for eaves, vents, and solar panels.
Learn moreFull list with pricing details and process for each.
View services hubWe respond same-day to wildlife calls throughout Boulder County. Foothills properties, university-area homes, and newer developments all see different species pressure — we know the local patterns.
Also serving Nederland, Eldorado Springs, Gold Hill, Niwot, and the unincorporated foothills above Boulder.
Every job follows the same four-step process so you know exactly what to expect.
A technician walks the property to identify the species, locate entry points, and check for damage in attics, soffits, and crawl spaces. Most inspections in Boulder County take 30–60 minutes.
You get a written quote before any trapping or exclusion work begins. We explain the timeline, trapping locations, and any code requirements (especially for bat work) before you commit.
Depending on the species, we either set live traps and check them daily, or install one-way exclusion devices that let animals leave but not re-enter. Both methods are humane and Colorado-compliant.
Once animals are out, we seal every entry point with steel mesh and exterior-grade caulk, sanitize affected attic or crawl-space areas, and back the exclusion with a written re-entry guarantee.
Wildlife pressure in Boulder is different from suburban Denver or eastern Colorado. Our work is built around the species and structures we actually see here.
We only work Boulder County. That means faster response times — usually under 90 minutes to Boulder, Longmont, Lafayette, and Louisville — and detailed knowledge of which neighborhoods see which species. We've worked attics in Mapleton Hill, dealt with skunks on University Hill, and excluded bats from century-old farmhouses near Niwot.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife regulates wildlife handling tightly — especially for bats, raptors, and rabies-vector species. We hold the required wildlife damage control license and follow CPW maternity-season restrictions on bat exclusion (no full exclusion April 15–August 15). Cheaper operators routinely violate these rules.
Trapping an animal without sealing the entry point guarantees the next one moves in. Every removal job ends with full exclusion: steel mesh on every gap larger than a quarter, sealed soffit returns, capped chimneys, and screened roof vents. This is what makes our work last.
You get a written quote before work begins, with no hourly surprises. Most single-animal removals fall in a tight band ($300–$650), and we'll tell you upfront if the situation is more involved (multiple raccoons, large bat colony, full attic decontamination).
We offer same-day response across Boulder County for most calls, with 24/7 availability for active animals inside living spaces — bats in bedrooms, raccoons in chimneys, skunks under porches. Most jobs in Boulder, Longmont, Lafayette, and Louisville are reached within 90 minutes.
Yes. We use live trapping, one-way exclusion devices, and entry-point sealing — never poisons or lethal traps unless required by law (such as for confirmed rabies-vector exposures). All removed animals are released or handled in compliance with Colorado Parks and Wildlife regulations.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife restricts bat exclusion from approximately April 15 through August 15 to protect flightless pups during maternity season. Sealing a colony out during this window would trap pups inside. We perform inspections and seal secondary entry points during this period, then complete full exclusion in late summer or fall.
Most single-animal removals (raccoon, squirrel, skunk) in Boulder County run $300–$650 depending on access and trapping duration. Bat exclusion is more involved and typically ranges $750–$2,800 based on home size and entry points. Bird exclusion varies widely with the structure. All quotes start with a free on-site inspection.
We serve all of Boulder County including Boulder, Longmont, Lafayette, Louisville, Erie, Superior, and the foothills communities of Nederland, Eldorado Springs, and Gold Hill.
Yes. We carry full liability insurance, are NWCOA (National Wildlife Control Operators Association) certified, and hold the required Colorado Parks and Wildlife wildlife damage control license.