Our licensed technicians begin by thoroughly inspecting your home or property. For ground-dwelling animals like skunks or groundhogs, we focus on burrowing signs, disturbed soil, and foundation gaps. For attic or crawlspace invaders like opossums or chipmunks, we look for droppings, gnaw marks, and access points in siding, soffits, or vents.
We use motion cameras and other non-invasive tools to verify species and activity levels. This ensures we’re not just guessing—we’re creating a precise removal strategy that fits your specific needs.
Once we confirm the species and activity level, we create a humane trapping and exclusion plan. Our methods include:
Live trapping and relocation
One-way exclusion doors for attic wildlife
Habitat modification to prevent return visits
Removal and disposal of deceased animals (as needed)
Every removal is tailored to the animal involved and adheres to Michigan’s wildlife laws.
After removal, we provide a full exterior sealing service to prevent future intrusions. Common targets for sealing include:
Gaps around foundations
Vents and crawlspace entries
Decks, sheds, or other sheltered areas
Roofline transitions and attic vents
We also provide odor neutralization services when needed (especially with skunks or deceased animals) to restore comfort and peace of mind.
Our inspections are designed to catch the full scope of the issue—from the visible signs to hidden vulnerabilities.
We go beyond removal and focus on long-term exclusion and protection.
We’ve been serving SE Michigan for nearly a decade, so we understand the behaviors and seasonal activity of every pest in the region—from burrowing voles to attic-dwelling opossums.
Skunks commonly build dens under decks, porches, or sheds, often near easy access to food or water sources.
It might be a skunk or a deceased animal. Our team can perform a scan and provide odor treatment if needed.
Yes. Groundhogs burrow extensively and their tunnels can undermine patios, decks, and even structural foundations if left unchecked.
Yes, especially through gaps in siding, utility pipes, or crawlspaces. While small, their presence can lead to major nuisance activity.
Yes, with proper methods and permits. Wingman always operates within Michigan DNR guidelines for humane removal.
Look for disturbed soil, dug-out entry points, strong odors (especially with skunks), or signs of nesting materials. You may also hear noises at night or notice pets behaving unusually in those areas.
Look for disturbed soil, dug-out entry points, strong odors (especially with skunks), or signs of nesting materials. You may also hear noises at night or notice pets behaving unusually in those areas.
Yes. Opossums can tear insulation and leave waste in attics or crawlspaces, while skunks may damage lawns while foraging and can spray when threatened, causing persistent odors.
Response times depend on the species and situation, but we typically begin trapping and removal within 24–48 hours of the inspection. Emergency service may also be available for urgent issues like deceased animal removal.
Yes. Many nuisance animals (like raccoons, skunks, and opossums) can carry parasites or diseases such as leptospirosis, distemper, or raccoon roundworm. Professional removal helps protect your family and pets from exposure.