Armadillo Removal in Missouri City
Armadillos dig for grubs at night and tear up a lawn fast. Worse, they burrow under decks, slabs and foundations.
Lawn getting torn up overnight, or a burrow opening up under the deck? That is usually an armadillo digging for grubs. They root through flower beds and turf and, worse, dig dens under decks, slabs and foundations, which can undermine the concrete. We remove the armadillo and close off the burrows so the yard and the structure are protected.
Why they wreck the yard
Armadillos feed on grubs and worms in the soil, so they dig, every night, leaving cone-shaped holes and rooted-up turf and beds. The bigger problem is where they den: they tunnel under decks, sheds, slabs and foundations, and those burrows can undercut the concrete and create a real structural headache over time.
Removing them and closing the burrows
We remove the armadillo, since they are hard to deter once they have found grubs in your soil, then close off the burrow openings under the structure so another one does not take over the den. If grubs are what is drawing them, that is worth addressing so the yard stops being a buffet.
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Armadillo questions
What is digging cone-shaped holes in my lawn overnight?
Are armadillo burrows a real problem?
Can't I just fill in the holes?
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