Wildlife Removal in Stafford, Texas
Stafford's older housing stock and the Oyster Creek corridor running through it give raccoons, opossums and squirrels an easier route into attics than in newer suburbs nearby.
Something in the attic at your Stafford home? Stafford's older housing, built out since the late 1900s, has more settled roofline gaps than newer construction, and the Oyster Creek corridor running through the city keeps wildlife habitat close to residential streets. We remove raccoons, opossums and squirrels, then seal the roofline.
Older housing gives wildlife an easy way in
Stafford has been built out since the late 1900s, and that older housing stock has more settled roof returns, soffit gaps and gable vents than newer subdivisions elsewhere in Fort Bend County, exactly what raccoons, opossums and squirrels use to get into an attic.
The Oyster Creek corridor keeps habitat close
The Oyster Creek watershed runs directly through Stafford, and that corridor keeps wooded, well-watered habitat within reach of residential streets, giving wildlife a shorter trip to a nearby attic than in a more built-out, drier suburb.
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