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.
"Sealed every gap with materials that match the house. Outstanding work."
At TriState Wildlife, we set a higher standard for wildlife control throughout Passaic 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 by 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.
Our Work in Passaic County
Recent Jobs
Bat Removal -- Wayne
Raccoon Removal -- Clifton
Squirrel Removal -- Totowa
Full Bat Exclusion -- Little Falls
What Customers Are Saying
Reviews from Passaic County
"Raccoons in the attic above the garage. They were here the same day I called, removed the family humanely, and sealed every gap with materials that match the house. Outstanding work."
Wayne, NJ
Passaic County, NJ
"Bats in our cabin near Wanaque Reservoir. They found entries under the cedar shake siding that were invisible from the ground. One-way devices, full seal, 25-year warranty."
West Milford, NJ
Passaic County, NJ
"Skunk under the front porch. They trapped it without any spray, sealed the entire foundation perimeter, and even repaired the lattice. Above and beyond."
Pompton Lakes, NJ
Passaic County, NJ
"Flying squirrels were wreaking havoc night after night for over a month. We tried DIY methods that completely failed. We called TriState and they solved everything. The project was extensive but they fixed it completely."
Ringwood, NJ
Passaic County, NJ
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Raccoons, bats, squirrels, groundhogs, skunks, and opossums. Passaic County ranges from dense suburban Clifton and Wayne to heavily forested West Milford and Ringwood, creating diverse wildlife pressure across the county.
Free on-site inspection before quoting. Pricing depends on species, entry points, and exclusion scope. Upfront written estimates, no hidden fees.
We serve Passaic County from our Harrison, NY headquarters. Most calls get same-day response. Emergencies get priority.
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. Transfers with the property.
Yes. Properties in West Milford, Ringwood, and Wanaque border state forests and reservoirs with heavy wildlife populations. These homes benefit most from full home exclusion because removal alone will not prevent new animals from moving in from the surrounding woodland.
CASE STUDY: WAYNE, NJ
A Little Brown Bat Colony in a Cathedral Ceiling
A Wayne homeowner reported a faint chirping sound in the cathedral ceiling above the great room on summer evenings. Thermal imaging located a maternal colony of little brown bats roosting that had gained access behind the fascia on the gable ends. Because pups were not yet old enough to fly, we delayed eviction until late August. In the meantime we sealed every other vulnerability on the home so the colony would have only one exit. Once the pups were independent we installed one-way eviction devices, confirmed the colony was gone over ten nights, and completed final closure. Bacterial mitigation followed, utilizing scaffolding to remove, sanitize, and replace the cathedral ceiling.
CASE STUDY: WEST MILFORD, NJ
Groundhogs Beneath a Detached Garage
A West Milford homeowner noticed the concrete apron in front of a detached garage had cracked and dropped half an inch. Two groundhog burrows ran beneath the side of the garage and out toward a stone wall. We trapped and relocated three groundhogs. After a contractor stabilized the slab, we installed a permanent barrier around the entire garage perimeter and treated the abandoned burrows to neutralize residual scent. No re-entry attempts the following spring.
