New Orleans Wildlife Control

The classic raised piers, shotgun houses, and historic homes of Uptown, the Garden District, and Mid-City create ideal sheltered voids beneath floors and within old wall cavities. Opossums, raccoons, rats, and feral rodents readily den under raised houses. We provide non-destructive exclusion that respects historic architecture while sealing these under-house and roofline access points.

After heavy rain, tropical storms, and hurricane flooding, displaced rodents, snakes, and nutria move to higher ground and into homes and businesses across the metro. Storm damage to roofs and soffits also opens fresh entry points. We see major spikes in calls during and after hurricane season (June through November) and prioritize storm-related exclusion repairs.

Extremely. New Orleans's warm, humid subtropical climate, mature live oaks, and dense historic neighborhoods make roof rats a year-round problem, especially in the French Quarter, Marigny, and Bywater. They travel along power lines and oak limbs to enter attics through the smallest roofline gaps. We remove them and seal the entry points rather than relying on bait alone.

Yes. The bayous, canals, and City Park waterways throughout the region support a healthy snake population that occasionally ends up in yards, garages, and crawlspaces. We safely remove snakes and reduce the harborage and rodent food sources that attract them to your property.

We serve Orleans Parish and the greater metro, including Uptown, Mid-City, Lakeview, Algiers, and the Westbank, along with neighboring Jefferson Parish communities like Metairie and Kenner. For the North Shore, see our Northshore Louisiana service page.