Wildlife Removal in
Dutchess County, NY

A Higher Standard in Dutchess County

At TriState Wildlife, we set a higher standard for wildlife control throughout Dutchess County. Our work is built on the craftsmanship of experienced professionals who approach every project with the precision of a master builder, ensuring that each solution is not only effective but also thoughtfully integrated into your home’s structure.

We specialize in humane wildlife removal; thorough exclusion, and long-term protection, all backed written guarantees. Instead of temporary fixes, we provide customized solutions that safeguard both the integrity and appearance of your property. From the first inspection to the final step, we handle every aspect with discretion, professionalism, and a deep respect for your home.

A Bat Colony Discovered During a Renovation

An East Fishkill home undergoing a kitchen renovation opened a ceiling void to find evidence of a multi-year big brown bat colony. The home had a slight odor in the Summer that they had assumed it was from mold. We immediately had them seal the area back up so that bats couldn't access the interior living space. At this point we gave the family an emergency spot in our queue, and went to work sealing every square inch of the exterior that was vulnerable to bats. We then evicted the colony.

Once the colony was confirmed gone, we set up a containment barrier around the kitchen, and took down the walls and ceilings to complete a full bacterial mitigation. Upon completion, the contractors were able to resume their renovations successfully without any worries about bats or bacteria.

Groundhogs Beneath an Outbuilding and Retaining Wall

A LaGrange property had groundhogs burrowing beneath a shed in the backyard and along the adjoining field-stone retaining wall. Three burrow entrances had collapsed a section of wall, and foxes had been seen coming to the shed nightly, presumably interested in the groundhogs. We trapped and relocated four adult groundhogs, and installed a permanent protective barrier around the shed. We treated the burrow entrances as well, using a process to minimize the odor inside the burrow. After this was completed the foxes vanished and haven't been seen since.