Wildlife Removal in Berlin, NJ
Wildlife Removal for Attics, Sheds & Roof Edges
A few noises above your ceiling can quickly turn into torn insulation, chewed openings, and a smell you can’t ignore. Wildlife removal in Berlin has to fix the reason animals got comfortable, because homes this close to the Pinelands never run short of the next raccoon or squirrel.
UFO Nuisance Wildlife Control removes raccoons, squirrels, bats, skunks, groundhogs, and other wildlife with humane, no-kill methods, then repairs and seals the openings they used. That approach is backed by 200+ 5-star Google reviews.
What Homeowners Say After We Fix the Problem
UFO provides professional services. We had issues with racoons in the attic. Josh did an excellent job trapping, treating the attic, and sealing roof return. We highly recommend Josh and UFO.
Complete Wildlife Control From Removal to Reinforcement
Berlin is a short drive from our Mount Laurel office, and we regularly handle wildlife removal in Atco next door, so getting to your property rarely takes long. Here’s what a full job covers.
Humane Trapping and Removal
Every animal leaves alive, young included, so you’re never left with a nest sealed inside a wall or a dead animal to find weeks later.
Entry Point Sealing and Exclusion
We close every gap we find across the exterior, not only the one in use, so the next raccoon or squirrel doesn’t inherit an open door.
Repairs for Chewed, Torn and Damaged Areas
Our animal damage control crew rebuilds the fascia, soffits, vents, screens, and insulation wildlife clawed, chewed, bent, or tore apart on the way in.
Attic Cleanup and Odor Control
Once the attic is clear, attic cleanup and sanitation is scaled to the mess: a pheromone treatment, spot vacuuming, droppings removal, or full remediation of contaminated insulation.
Wildlife Problems We Handle Around Berlin Properties
Wooded lots and stream corridors run through much of Berlin, giving raccoons, opossums, and skunks covered routes right up to backyards. Once we know what’s living on your property, we match the removal plan to the animal, the damage, and how it’s using your home.
Please note: UFO Nuisance Wildlife Control does not remove domestic pets like stray cats or dogs.
A torn-up roofline, heavy thumping overhead, and a sudden foul smell usually point one direction, and raccoon removal clears the animal plus the openings it pried loose.
Fast scratching above the ceiling in daylight means something is chewing through trim, insulation, and wiring, so squirrel removal gets them out before that damage spreads.
Noise that only starts after dark usually means a group is living up there, and flying squirrel removal begins with the tiny upper-level gaps they slip through.
One bat in the living room almost always means a roost above it, and bat removal uses one-way exclusion, timed around summer pup season so no young are trapped.
Opossums
Rustling under a deck, shed, or crawl space often turns out to be an opossum, and we clear the animal out before waste, nesting debris, and odor build up.
Fresh dirt piles and ground giving way beside a patio, shed, or foundation call for groundhog removal, which handles the tunneling as well as the animal.
That smell drifting across the yard usually traces back under a porch or shed, and skunk removal clears the animal before digging and spraying get worse.
A shed skin in the basement or garage is reason enough for snake removal, which starts with identifying the species before anything gets handled or relocated.
The Month You Call Changes the Job
On the Pinelands edge there’s no quiet stretch, and what the removal takes depends on where the year is.
Late Winter: Removal Becomes Nest Work
February is our heaviest month. Raccoon mothers work open roof returns and soffit ends on older homes near the borough center, and once kits are behind the wall it stops being a straightforward removal.
Spring: Sealing Has to Wait on the Young
Squirrel litters arrive next, along with birds packing vents and chimneys. Close a gap too early and you seal in young that can’t get out on their own.
Summer: One Attic Becomes Three
Juveniles test houses within a few lots of where they were born, so a wooded stretch of West Berlin rarely has just one problem. Digging under decks and sheds peaks in the newer developments toward Sicklerville.
Fall: Gaps Get Found Within a Week
The first cold nights push animals out of the pine and oak woods toward Waterford Works and toward the nearest dry shelter. Calls spike in days, not gradually.
How We Solve the Problem at the Source
Every job follows the same five steps, whether it’s one squirrel in a soffit or a raccoon family in the attic.
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Free Inspection From Roofline to Crawl Space
We check the roofline, soffits, vents, chimney, deck, shed, and crawl space, then walk you through what we found and what we recommend before any work starts.
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Confirming the Species and Any Young
Chew marks, tracks, droppings, rub marks, and nesting material tell us what's inside, how many, and whether young are present. That answer sets the removal method and the timing.
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Removing Wildlife on the Right Schedule
Traps or one-way doors go in based on the species, and timing shifts around nesting season so no young are left behind.
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Confirming Every Animal Is Out
We don't close the final opening until traps are empty and one-way doors show no more activity, so nothing gets sealed inside.
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Sealing and Repairs After the All-Clear
Sealing and repair work happens once the property is empty, usually in the same visit. Cleanup is scheduled separately when there's enough contamination to warrant it.
Why Berlin Homeowners Call UFO Instead of a Pest Company
A pest company traps the raccoon and hands you a referral for the hole it chewed. We hold NJ Home Improvement Contractor license 13VH11098000, so the crew that removes the animal is the same crew that rebuilds the soffit it came through.
- Founded in 2020 by Jesse Miller and Joshua Chambers, out of home repair, animal handling, and volunteer work at local animal sanctuaries
- Licensed for the removal and the repair work, in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania
- No-kill from start to finish, with orphaned young taken to Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge in Medford
- Familiar with both Berlin patterns: older homes near the borough center and toward Clementon failing at aging fascia, roof returns, and gable vents, and wooded West Berlin lots handing squirrels a branch to the roofline
- Crews based in Mount Laurel, about 20 minutes out, working attics and crawl spaces year-round rather than seasonally
- Free estimate and a step-by-step walkthrough before anything gets trapped or sealed
- 200+ 5-star Google reviews, including jobs like attic raccoon removal and roof return sealing
Helpful Questions Before Wildlife Causes More Damage
How much does wildlife removal cost for a Berlin home?
It depends on the species, the number of entry points, roof height, and how much repair and cleanup is needed. The free inspection gives you an estimate first, and seniors and military members get a discount.
Is bat guano in the attic actually dangerous?
Built-up guano can grow the fungus behind histoplasmosis, so an old roost is a cleanup job, not just a removal. Bats are protected in New Jersey and can’t legally be killed.
What kinds of snakes show up around homes near the Pinelands?
Usually harmless ones, like garter and black rat snakes moving in from wooded edges. The Pinelands also hold the threatened northern pine snake, so we identify the species before relocating anything.
What can I do so squirrels and raccoons stop coming back?
On wooded West Berlin lots, overhanging branches stay a bridge to the roof long after the animal is gone. Cut the limbs well back and seal every gap, not just the one in use.
What happens if something gets back in after you seal it?
Call us and we come back out. Our exclusion work carries a guarantee, and repeat activity usually means a second opening we can close.
Every Night It Stays, the Opening Gets Wider. Call Us!
Animals chew, claw, and widen the gap they came through. What starts as one loose soffit end turns into ruined insulation, stained ceilings, and a roost the next raccoon finds on its own.
Book the free inspection and you’ll get a straight answer the same visit: what’s living up there, how it got in, what it has already damaged, and what closing the place off actually costs. No pressure to book the work on the spot.
Serving Berlin & Nearby Camden County Communities
- Cape May County
- Pennsylvania