Denton's unique blend of university campuses, historic downtown square, suburban neighborhoods, and surrounding rural ranches creates varied wildlife challenges. From squirrels invading UNT-area rental homes to raccoons denning under downtown buildings to coyotes preying on pets in outer-ring subdivisions, Lone Star covers all of Denton County.
Denton has a personality all its own, and so do its wildlife problems. Around the UNT and TWU campuses, squirrels and rats take advantage of older rental properties with worn soffits and gaps. Out in Krum, Sanger, and Ponder, coyotes and feral hogs test fence lines and threaten livestock. Downtown, raccoons find their way into the historic buildings around the Square. We tailor our approach to each pocket of Denton.
Based just minutes away, we know this area's wildlife patterns and terrain intimately.
Same-day and next-day service available throughout your community.
If wildlife returns through any point we sealed, we fix it free of charge.
Full state certification and commercial liability coverage for your protection.
Non-poison-first trapping and structural exclusion following national standards.
"Squirrels were chewing into our soffits for months. These guys found every entry point the other company missed. Fair price, real explanation, no upsell games."
Bill H.
Denton, TX
Student rental properties near UNT and TWU face unique challenges: high turnover, delayed maintenance reporting, and landlords who need quick resolution between tenants. We coordinate directly with property managers, provide detailed documentation for security deposits, and can often complete entire jobs within 3-5 business days.
Properties around Ray Roberts Lake commonly report: raccoons and opossums attracted to waterfront campsites and homes, water snakes (including non-venomous species that still alarm residents), beaver activity affecting cove shorelines, and occasional feral hogs in adjacent hunting land. We're familiar with the lake ecosystem dynamics.
Absolutely. Coyote populations have increased significantly in Denton's outer ring suburbs as development encroaches on their territory. We assess whether the animal is simply passing through (most cases) versus establishing a dangerous pattern (habituation, daytime activity, approaching people/pets), then recommend appropriate humane management strategies tailored to each situation.
Call (903) 651-9289 or submit our form. We assess your specific wildlife issue and provide transparent pricing.
Our licensed technician arrives promptly, conducts a thorough inspection, and begins humane trapping or exclusion.
We seal entry points, remove target animals, sanitize affected areas, and back our work with our written guarantee.
Call (903) 651-9289 for fast local service.