TriState Wildlife is a family business. Our father was a master carpenter who solved wildlife problems using the skills he'd spent decades perfecting on high-end homes. That carpentry background is still the foundation of everything we do.
Our sealants carry 50+ year manufacturer warranties
Our materials are chosen to match your home's aesthetics
Every entry point receives a customized solution
It's the kind of work you only get from people who've spent a lifetime building things.
"We haven't heard a sound since. Worth every penny for a good night's sleep."
TriState Wildlife offers an elevated standard of wildlife control throughout Fairfield County. With a foundation rooted in craftsmanship, we approach each project with the meticulous attention of a skilled artisan, ensuring that every solution is not only effective but seamlessly integrates with your home.
We specialize in humane removal; complete exclusion, and long-term protection, supported with written guarantees. Instead of temporary fixes, we deliver tailored solutions designed to preserve the integrity and beauty of your property.
From the initial assessment to final completion, we treat every detail with professionalism, care, and respect for your home.
Our Work in Fairfield County
Recent Jobs
Bat Exclusion -- Norwalk
Raccoon Removal -- Greenwich
Squirrel Removal -- Stamford
Full Home Exclusion -- Darien
What Customers Are Saying
Reviews from Fairfield County
"Bat colony in the third-floor eaves. Two other companies said they couldn't reach them. TriState brought 40 foot ladders and sealed the entire area in 3 days. They evicted the bats out humanely."
Greenwich, CT
Fairfield County, CT
"Raccoons in the attic above the nursery. They were there the same afternoon I called. Removed the family, cleaned everything, and the work blends perfectly with the cedar shingles."
Darien, CT
Fairfield County, CT
"Flying squirrels woke us up every night for a month. They trapped eight, sealed the entire roofline, and we haven't heard a sound since. Worth every penny for a good night's sleep."
Ridgefield, CT
Fairfield County, CT
"Easter Sunday a bat flew through our living room. We had 40 terrified guests and feared we'd have to cancel the party. Within 60 minutes Kris showed up, removed the bat, and calmed down our excited guests. Thanks so much!"
New Canaan, CT
Fairfield County, CT
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Raccoons, bats, squirrels (gray and flying), groundhogs, skunks, and opossums. Fairfield County's dense tree canopy, older housing stock, and proximity to Long Island Sound create year-round wildlife pressure from the coast to the inland hills.
Free on-site inspection before quoting. Pricing depends on species, entry points, and exclusion scope. Upfront written estimates, no hidden fees.
We serve Fairfield County from our Harrison, NY headquarters, just across the state line. Most calls get same-day response. Emergencies get priority scheduling.
No. Humane live trapping with 20+ mile relocation. Bats excluded with one-way devices. Rodents controlled with targeted trapping, never poison.
Every exclusion point is guaranteed. If wildlife re-enters through any point we sealed, we return at no charge. The guarantee transfers with the property.
Yes. Connecticut has its own regulations through CT DEEP, including specific rules for bat exclusion timing and species protections. We are fully licensed and permitted to operate in Connecticut and follow all CT DEEP protocols.
CASE STUDY: GREENWICH, CT
Squirrel Exclusion Done Right After Paying Another Company Twice
A Greenwich homeowner had paid another wildlife company twice in two years to remove squirrels from the attic. Each time the squirrels returned within months. Our inspection found that the prior work had used spray foam and steel wool across roughly 40 feet of roof edge, all of which had been chewed apart and pulled out by new squirrels.
We stripped the old materials, rebuilt every area properly, and extended protection along the entire rear and sides of the home. We left two key entry points open and at this point the trapping was successfully completed. After sealing off the remaining areas we coached the homeowner on how to remove feeding sources to minimize the quantity of animals in their yards generally. No more squirrels, seven years and counting.
CASE STUDY: RIDGEFIELD, CT
A Nursing Raccoon Above a Master Suite
A Ridgefield family heard movement "like a small dog" above their primary bedroom for weeks before calling. A large female raccoon had torn open an attic vent and taken residence above the master suite. Insulation was ripped apart and contaminated with urine and raccoon droppings. She had a nest of babies in the corner of the attic. We trapped her and removed the babies by hand, taking the entire family to a wildlife rehabilitator.
The homeowner's insurance covered the full cleanup and bacterial remediation after the raccoons were gone. Since the homeowner did not need access to the attic space we decided to schedule the bacterial remediation work approximately one year later, to allow time for the feces to desiccate and for some of the more aggressive parasite dangers to be neutralized. Timing the bacterial mitigation is a personal choice, and one that we always make with the homeowner to maximize the safety of everyone involved.
