Dead Wildlife Removal

Dead Wildlife Removal in Missouri City

A sudden strong odor in one part of the house, and flies gathering there, usually means something died in a wall or the attic. Finding it is most of the job.

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A strong smell in one part of the house, and flies showing up there? Something probably died in a wall, the attic or under the floor. The hard part is finding it, and that is what we do, then we remove it and treat the area for the smell and the flies. Then we seal the way it got in so it does not happen again.

Locating it is the work

The smell tells you something died; it does not tell you where. A carcass can be inside a wall void, above a ceiling, in the attic insulation or under the house. We track it down by the odor, the fly activity and the likely travel routes, because cutting into the wrong spot solves nothing.

Removing it and sealing the way in

Once we remove the carcass we treat the area to knock down the odor and the flies it drew. Then the real prevention: sealing the entry point the wildlife used, so you are not back here in a month with another one dead in the wall.

Related services

Wildlife Removal

Removal and exclusion for live wildlife.

Rodent Control

Stop the rats before they die in the wall.

Rats in the Attic

The usual source of attic odor.
Questions

Dead wildlife removal questions

I think something died in my wall. Can you help?
Yes. That smell and the flies with it usually mean a rat, mouse or opossum died inside a wall, ceiling or the attic. We find it by the odor and the fly activity, remove it, then treat the area and seal the way it got in.
There is a terrible smell in one room. What is it?
A sudden strong odor concentrated in one area, often with flies gathering, usually means a rodent or other wildlife died in a wall, ceiling or the attic. We locate it by the smell and fly activity and remove it.
How long does the smell last if I just wait?
It can linger for a week or more depending on its size and the temperature, and it draws flies the whole time. Removing the carcass and treating the area is far faster than waiting it out.
How do you stop it happening again?
After removal, we seal the entry point the wildlife used to get in. Without that, another rodent follows the same route and can die in the same spot, so sealing the house is the part that prevents a repeat.
Is this the same as animal control?
No. Animal control is the city and county service, and it deals with stray pets and public safety calls. Yellow Rose is a licensed pest and wildlife company, TPCL#0860510. We work on the wildlife in and around your house, live or dead.
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