Woodchuck Removal

  Gray Brothers Wildlife 16 Commerce Street, Norwalk, CT USA 06850 203-855-1888 https://www.graybrotherswildlife.com/ Norwalk, CT— Gray Brothers Wildlife, a company which specializes in local rodent and wildlife removal in Connecticut, has launched an emergency wildlife removal service that is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. When Connecticut locals discover rodents and wildlife…

Was your dog sprayed by a skunk? Acting quickly to remove skunk smell is imperative to successfully removing the smell without the odor lingering. Quick fact, if dog skunk smell isn’t properly and entirely removed from the dog’s coat and skin, the odor can linger for up to a year.   Now let’s move quick and…

Removing wildlife from your home is only the first step. Long-term protection requires sealing entry points, repairing damage, and ensuring animals cannot return. Gray Brothers specializes in full-service wildlife removal followed by comprehensive home protection. Once wildlife is removed, technicians thoroughly inspect the home. This includes the roofline, attic, vents, foundation, siding, and decks. Finding…

Hearing scratching, thumping, or scampering sounds in your attic at night is unsettling—and it’s one of the most common signs that wildlife has made its way into your home. In Connecticut, raccoons, squirrels, bats, mice, and even birds frequently enter attics seeking warmth, shelter, and nesting sites. While the noises may seem minor at first,…

When homeowners find an entry hole in their roof, siding, or attic vents, their first instinct is to seal it immediately. However, blocking a wildlife entry hole before proper inspection can cause a serious problem: trapping animals inside your home. Trapped wildlife can cause severe structural damage, ripping insulation, chewing wiring, and tearing walls in…

How To Remove a Raccoon Inside Your House – Raccoons are smart animals that will explore their surroundings, and occasionally they can enter a home and decide to take up residence.  Raccoons are common throughout Connecticut.  Homeowners provide Raccoons plenty of access to food sources, such as garbage, gardens, and bird feeders. Raccoons are adaptable,…