Armadillo removal

Armadillo Removal in Slidell & Southeast Louisiana

Armadillos digging up the yard or burrowing under your slab, trapped and removed, with burrows closed off so they don't come back.

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The problem

Armadillo Removal That Gets to the Source

Nine-banded armadillos dig at night for grubs and insects, leaving holes all over lawns and flower beds. Worse, they dig burrows under slabs, sidewalks, driveways and foundations, which can undermine them over time.

We trap armadillos, remove them from your property and close off the burrows. We can also put up barriers along foundations and decks to keep new ones from digging in.

Signs of armadillos

  • Small holes dug all over the lawn overnight
  • Burrows along the slab, porch or driveway
  • Uprooted plants and torn-up flower beds
  • Soil pushed out from under the foundation
  • Activity mostly at night

Why here

Why Armadillos Are So Common in Louisiana

Soft, damp Louisiana soil full of grubs and insects is exactly what armadillos look for, and slabs, porches and sheds give them good places to burrow.

How we treat it

Our Armadillo Removal Process

1

Inspection

Finding active burrows and where they're feeding.

2

Trapping and removal

Traps placed along their travel paths and the armadillo removed.

3

Close the burrows

Burrows filled and closed once the animal is out.

4

Barriers

Buried barriers along foundations, porches and decks to stop new digging.

Coverage

Armadillo trapping is billed per visit or per animal. Barrier work is quoted after inspection. See wildlife removal for plans and details.

Questions

Armadillos Questions

Why is an armadillo digging in my yard?

It's feeding on grubs, worms and insects in the soil. Moist lawns after rain are a favorite.

Can armadillos damage my foundation?

Their burrows under slabs, sidewalks and driveways can wash out soil and undermine them over time.

Is it safe to handle an armadillo?

No. Armadillos can carry disease, so don't handle them. Let us trap and remove them.

Will they come back?

New armadillos can move in if burrows stay open. Closing burrows and adding barriers keeps them out.

Spread Your Wings. Protect Your Nest.

Same-day service in many areas. No long-term contracts. A local team that picks up the phone.