Wildlife Removal in Iowa Colony, Texas
Iowa Colony is being built out faster than almost anywhere in Texas, and clearing the former rice fields and coastal prairie for Meridiana and Sierra Vista pushes displaced wildlife toward the newest houses first.
Wildlife showing up at a new Iowa Colony house? Meridiana, opened in 2017, and Sierra Vista were built on land that was rice fields and coastal prairie, and clearing that land for construction displaces armadillos, opossums and snakes that were already living there. They move toward the nearest structure, which in a fast-growing town is often the newest one. We remove the animal and close the entry point.
Rice fields and prairie, cleared fast
Iowa Colony's population has multiplied several times over in a decade, and Meridiana and Sierra Vista were both built on land that was rice fields and coastal prairie until recently. Clearing that ground for streets and slabs does not remove the wildlife that lived there, it moves armadillos, opossums and snakes toward whatever structure is nearest, which in a town growing this fast is often a house finished within the last year or two.
New construction still has entry points
A newly built Iowa Colony home still has foundation gaps, unscreened vents and open utility penetrations that displaced wildlife can use. We remove the animal, then close the specific opening it used so the same entry point does not get used again.
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