Emergency Wildlife Removal Tyler TX
Animal in your living space, or a sudden entry point after storm damage? We respond same-day, 24/7 for genuine emergencies.
Most wildlife calls can wait for a scheduled inspection, but some can't. An animal loose inside living space, a raccoon that's fallen through attic drywall, or a new entry point opened up after storm damage all warrant a same-day response. We keep emergency slots open specifically for these situations, and cover the full Tyler area including corridors like Old Jacksonville Highway, Loop 323, and Grande Boulevard where call volume runs highest.
What Counts as a Wildlife Emergency
- An animal is inside your living space (not just the attic or walls)
- An animal has fallen through a ceiling or wall
- A new, active entry point opened after a storm
- Signs of an animal in obvious distress near a chimney or vent
For anything else — scratching sounds in the attic, droppings in the garage, a hole in the soffit — a scheduled inspection within a day or two is the more effective (and less costly) path, since it lets us plan trapping and exclusion properly rather than rushing a temporary fix.
A Recent Job · Near Grande Boulevard
Raccoon fell through attic drywall into a home office — same-day dispatch, contained within the hour.
The situation: A homeowner working from home near Grande Boulevard heard a crash and found a raccoon had broken through weakened attic drywall directly into their home office, landing among file boxes.
What we did: Same-day emergency dispatch. The room was isolated per our phone instructions before we arrived — door closed, exterior window opened — which let the raccoon exit on its own before we even needed to trap it. We then inspected the attic to find and seal the entry point that had let it in originally.
The outcome: No physical capture needed once the room was isolated correctly; the animal exited under its own power. Entry point sealed, drywall damage referred to a contractor for repair. This is the exact scenario our phone-triage steps are built around.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you really answer 24/7?
Yes, for genuine emergencies — an animal inside living space or a sudden new entry point. For non-urgent cases we'll schedule the next available inspection slot, which is usually within a day or two.
What should I do if an animal is loose inside my house right now?
Close the door to the room it's in, open a window or exterior door in that room if it's on the ground floor, and keep pets and children away. Call us and we'll walk you through next steps while we're en route.