Dead Animal Removal

If you have a dead animal in your home or on your property, then you must work quickly to minimize its impact on your life. Dead animals may attract scavengers, emit awful odors, and pose a danger to curious pets. Dead animals are dangerous and Bay Area Wildlife Solutions can help locate and remove it quickly and effectively. Whether you live in Seaford, Rehoboth, Bethany, Dewey, Lewes, Fenwick, or another part of coastal Delaware, we can help. We also provide services to Easton, St. Michaels, Oxford, Queenstown, Centerville, and many other areas of Maryland.

Dealing with a Dead Animal?
We Can Help.

The most common sign that there is a dead animal in your home is the smell. As animals rot, they will emit a foul odor. Not only is this smell unpleasant, but it can also attract insects and parasites, which can carry diseases that may pose a threat to the people around them. Getting the dead animal removed promptly is going to be key.

After removal, the area will need to be sanitized to ensure that no further issues present themselves. We have all of the necessary equipment, methods, and knowledge required to leave your home clean and safe for the people who live there.

​We Can Remove Dead Animals from Your Home

Finding the animal carcass can often prove quite difficult, as it may be in the walls, ceiling, or hiding in another remote area of your home. Even if you find the animal, removing it and disposing of it properly can be an unpleasant effort and in some cases can put the health of you and your family members at risk. In addition, if the animal has occupied the space long enough to damage the integrity of your home, restoration will need addressing.

There are laws and regulations that govern these practices due to their sensitive and potentially hazardous nature, but don’t worry. Bay Area Wildlife Solutions specializes in nuisance wildlife removal, which means that we know the ins and outs of handling these situations. We are licensed and insured to perform the steps necessary to free your home of any wild animals, living or deceased, that have invaded your space, and to restore the damaged area back to its original condition.