Beloit's mix of urban development, Rock River corridor, and surrounding agricultural land creates perfect habitat for wildlife conflicts. Raccoons tear through soffit vents seeking attic den sites, squirrels chew through historic home trim to access crawlspaces, bats colonize older structures downtown, and snakes seek basement foundations near the river. Our wildlife removal specialists operate under Wisconsin DNR regulations ensuring humane handling, understand bat maternity colony restrictions from May through August, and recognize the structural vulnerabilities in Beloit's older housing stock that wildlife exploit. We provide complete exclusion work after removal, preventing re-entry through the same access points.
Winter brings squirrels and raccoons into attics seeking insulated den sites, while spring bat returns require careful timing to avoid separating mothers from pups during maternity season. Our dead animal removal services address the unfortunately common situation where wildlife dies in inaccessible wall cavities or crawlspaces, creating odor and secondary pest issues. We locate and remove carcasses, sanitize affected areas, and identify how the animal entered to prevent future incidents. Schedule your wildlife inspection today—our team will identify current activity, determine species involved, explain Wisconsin-specific removal regulations, and provide exclusion estimates that prevent recurring problems throughout the year.

Humane trapping and exclusion for raccoons and squirrels damaging attics, soffits, and crawlspaces in Beloit homes.
DNR-compliant bat colony exclusion with timing considerations for maternity seasons and Wisconsin species protection requirements.
Professional location and removal of deceased wildlife from walls, crawlspaces, and inaccessible areas with complete sanitization.
Whether you're battling winter rodent invasions, discovering termite damage in your historic home, or dealing with seasonal mosquito swarms near Rock River, we deliver comprehensive pest solutions designed for Beloit's unique challenges and Wisconsin's extreme climate conditions.

Our pest control services extend throughout Rock County communities facing similar challenges from agricultural surroundings, seasonal Wisconsin pest pressures, and older housing stock requiring specialized treatment approaches.
Proudly serving Janesville, Clinton, South Beloit,
Rockton and Afton for 20+ years.
Frequently Asked Questions
Pest Control can be complex, and we’re here to provide answers to common questions. Here are some frequently asked questions from our clients.
Beloit homeowners face seasonal pest pressures driven by Wisconsin's climate extremes and Rock River proximity. Winter brings intense rodent invasions as mice and rats seek heated structures, while carpenter ants emerge each spring causing structural damage in older homes. Summer mosquito populations explode near the river, and fall triggers massive box elder bug and Asian beetle migrations from surrounding agricultural areas. Year-round issues include German roach infestations in multi-family properties, termite activity in moisture-prone foundations, and wildlife conflicts as raccoons and squirrels exploit attic access points in historic downtown homes.
Optimal prevention timing in Beloit follows Wisconsin's seasonal pest patterns. Schedule rodent exclusion in October before winter drives mice indoors, mosquito and tick programs starting in May before populations peak, and box elder bug prevention in early September before fall invasions begin. Spring carpenter ant treatments in April target emerging colonies, while termite inspections work best in late April through May when swarmers appear. Year-round quarterly programs provide comprehensive protection addressing each season's unique challenges from winter rodents through fall overwintering pest invasions.
Modern pest control products used by licensed professionals pose minimal risk when applied according to label directions and safety protocols. We use integrated pest management emphasizing non-chemical controls like exclusion and sanitation, then apply targeted treatments only where necessary. Interior applications typically require 2-4 hours before re-entry, while exterior barrier treatments dry within 30 minutes. We always explain safety precautions specific to your treatment, provide re-entry timing, and offer low-toxicity options for families with concerns about children, pets, or sensitive individuals.
Pest control costs vary based on property size, pest type, and infestation severity. General pest control treatments for average Beloit homes typically range $150-$300 per service, while specialized treatments like bed bug heat treatments ($1,500-$3,000), termite treatments ($1,200-$2,500), or wildlife exclusion ($400-$1,200) reflect the complexity and labor involved. Quarterly service programs offering year-round protection average $100-$150 per visit with seasonal adjustments. We provide free inspections with detailed estimates explaining recommended treatments, expected results, and warranty coverage before any work begins.
Yes, we offer same-day service for pest emergencies throughout Beloit including active wasp nests threatening outdoor areas, bed bug discoveries requiring immediate attention, rodent infestations with visible activity, and wildlife entries posing safety concerns. Morning calls often receive same-day afternoon appointments based on technician availability and geographic routing. Non-emergency situations like preventive treatments, termite inspections, or seasonal programs typically schedule within 2-3 business days. Call early in the day for best same-day availability, or schedule emergency service for situations requiring immediate professional intervention.
Comprehensive pest inspections examine all areas where pests commonly harbor or enter including basements, crawlspaces, attics, kitchens, bathrooms, and exterior perimeters. We identify current pest activity through evidence like droppings, damage patterns, or live sightings, locate entry points and conducive conditions supporting infestations, and assess structural vulnerabilities common in Beloit's older homes. Inspections include moisture evaluations for termites and roaches, exclusion assessments for rodents and wildlife, and vegetation reviews for mosquitoes and ticks. You receive detailed findings, treatment recommendations, cost estimates, and prevention advice specific to your property's unique challenges.
Beloit's urban-rural interface creates conflicts with raccoons, squirrels, bats, and occasionally snakes seeking shelter or denning sites. Raccoons tear through soffit vents and roof edges accessing attics for winter denning and spring birthing, often causing insulation damage and contamination. Gray and fox squirrels chew trim boards and fascia entering attics and wall voids, with peak activity during spring and fall nesting periods. Little brown bats and big brown bats colonize older structures downtown forming maternity colonies from May through August. Garter snakes and northern water snakes occasionally enter basements near Rock River seeking rodent prey or overwintering sites. All require species-specific removal approaches following Wisconsin DNR regulations.
Wisconsin DNR regulations require humane handling and specific timing restrictions for wildlife removal. Bats cannot be excluded during maternity season (May 15-August 15) when flightless pups would be trapped and die, requiring careful timing of exclusion work. Raccoons with dependent young require live trapping the family unit together or delayed removal until pups are mobile. Squirrels, while not protected, benefit from humane one-way door exclusion allowing exit without re-entry rather than potentially separating mothers from young. Our removal methods prioritize animal welfare using live traps, exclusion devices, and timing considerations meeting both legal requirements and ethical standards while permanently solving your wildlife conflict.
Dead animal removal requires locating the carcass using odor tracking, moisture detection, and knowledge of common death locations within structures. We often find deceased animals in wall cavities near entry points, crawlspace corners, or insulation where they became trapped or poisoned. Removal involves accessing the area through existing openings when possible, or cutting minimal access holes in drywall or foundation that we repair after removal. We extract remains using protective equipment, then sanitize affected areas with antimicrobial treatments eliminating bacteria and odor-causing compounds. Disposal follows Wisconsin regulations for wildlife remains, and we identify how the animal entered to prevent recurrence. Complete odor elimination typically requires 1-2 weeks after removal and sanitization.
Raccoons cause extensive attic damage through their size, strength, and denning behavior. They tear apart insulation creating nesting areas, flatten and compress insulation reducing R-value significantly, and establish latrine sites contaminating areas with feces and urine carrying raccoon roundworm and other pathogens. Raccoons rip through soffit vents, fascia boards, and roof edges enlarging entry points from initial damage, often destroying architectural details on historic Beloit homes. Their weight damages ceiling joists and drywall, sometimes creating visible sag or actual breaches into living spaces. Females birthing young create more extensive nesting damage, while males marking territory spread urine throughout attic spaces requiring complete insulation replacement in affected areas beyond simple cleanup.
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We pride ourselves on delivering great results and experiences for each client. Hear directly from home and business owners who’ve trusted us with their Pest Control needs.

After discovering mice in our historic downtown home, the team responded same day, identified entry points we never knew existed, and sealed everything thoroughly. Haven't seen any rodent evidence since the exclusion work was completed.
Sarah M.

The mosquito control program completely changed our summer experience. We can actually enjoy our backyard near the river now without being eaten alive. Monthly treatments are worth every penny for the outdoor living we've gained.
Mike and Jennifer R.

Professional, knowledgeable service from start to finish. They explained the carpenter ant treatment process clearly, addressed all our questions, and followed up to ensure the problem was completely resolved. Highly recommend for any Beloit pest issues.
David L.
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