Serving Conroe, TX with Humane Wildlife & Pest Control

Welcome to the Conroe, Texas region — where the tall pine trees of East Texas meet the shores of Lake Conroe, and the subtropical climate can be a magnet for wildlife and pests alike. At Wild Things we’re proud to serve Conroe and surrounding Montgomery County with full-service pest, wildlife, and remediation solutions tailored to the challenges local homes and businesses face.

Whether you live near historic downtown Conroe, out toward W. G. Jones State Forest, or near Lake Conroe’s shoreline, here’s how we help keep your property safe, clean, and critter-free.

Why Conroe Faces Pest and Wildlife Pressure

Conroe’s warm, humid climate — especially in summer with temps reaching well into the 90s and frequent rain showers — creates ideal conditions for pests and wildlife to thrive. Combine that with thick foliage around neighborhoods, wooded buffer zones, and proximity to forested areas like W. G. Jones State Forest, and you’ve got a perfect setting for raccoons, rodents, snakes, bats, squirrels, and more to explore your attic, crawlspace, or garage.

Additionally, Conroe’s growth and development mean more construction, more edges between wild and residential land, and more opportunities for pests to exploit gaps. We’ve seen calls from homes near the Woodforest Bank Stadium area in Shenandoah, the neighborhoods off League Line Road, and along the east side near FM 1314.

We know Conroe — its 6th Street downtown, the historic square, landmarks like Heritage Place, the proximity to I-45, and the lake communities. That familiarity helps us design strategies that work for the microclimates in your subdivision, whether you're two blocks from Main Street or tucked near the forest rim.

Inspection & Trapping in Conroe

Every effective wildlife or pest solution begins with a thorough inspection. In Conroe, we pay special attention to structural vulnerabilities that rodents or raccoons exploit — foundation gaps, roof overhangs, attic soffits, crawlspace vents, and old chimney chases. We also check trees, fences, and shrubs close to houses — limbs touching roofs provide easy access for squirrels or raccoons.

Once we’ve located signs of activity — droppings, chew marks, entry holes, nesting materials — we place humane traps in strategic locations. We use traps suited to the species (rats, mice, raccoons, squirrels, opossums, snakes) and bait them appropriately. In a Conroe attic, for example, raccoon mothers sometimes den when humidity rises — so we avoid purely reactive trapping and take a proactive approach.

When we trap, we monitor frequently and relocate wildlife safely (if local regulations permit). With Conroe’s varied neighborhoods — from older homes near the downtown square to lake houses near the shores of Lake Conroe — the trap layout and scheduling will differ. We tailor it to your property.

Chemical Sanitation

Pests and wildlife leave behind more than damage — they leave behind biological hazards: droppings, urine, pathogens, mites, fleas, and odors. That’s where chemical sanitation and disinfection play a critical role.

In Conroe, after removal of a rodent nest or raccoon den, we apply appropriate disinfectants in affected zones — attic beams, insulation, floors, walls — to neutralize bacteria, parasites, viruses, and odors. We take care to use treatments safe for your home and people, and then deodorize to remove lingering smells.

Because of Houston-area humidity and residual moisture, untreated droppings or waste matter can lead to mold or mold spores, which we also inspect for and address. We ensure all surfaces are clean, the air is healthier, and no pathogenic threats remain.

Attic Remediation

Many calls in Conroe begin and end in the attic. Attics are especially attractive to wildlife — warm, dark, high, often inaccessible. Once animals get in, they can gnaw wiring, damage insulation, create leaks, and leave behind foul odors.

Our attic remediation includes:

• Complete removal of contaminated insulation, droppings, nesting debris
• Cleaning and disinfection of structural surfaces
• Repairing damage to rafters, sheathing, venting
• Restoring or replacing insulation to code
• Ensuring all roof vents, soffits, and ridge vents are secure and screened
• Checking that no new access points remain
  
  

Because summers in Conroe push attic temperatures well over 120 °F in direct sun, any damage or biological contamination can worsen quickly. Timely remediation is critical to protect your home from secondary damage such as mold growth or structural weakening.

Integrated Wildlife & Pest Control Strategy

We believe in holistic, long-term solutions. In Conroe, that means combining inspection, trapping, removal, exclusion, sanitation, and remediation into a plan unique to your property.

For example, a home near Lake Conroe might experience seasonal flooding or moisture, attracting rodents or snakes. We adapt by reinforcing underfloor barriers, installing raised vent covers, and monitoring during rainy seasons. A house near W. G. Jones State Forest might get more raccoon pressure — so we emphasize exclusion at roof lines, secure lids on trash cans, and pruning vegetation away from roofs.

We also work to anticipate Conroe’s seasonal cycles. In spring and early summer, snake activity increases. In fall, raccoons and squirrels look for winter shelter. During humid summer days with scattered showers, rodents seek refuge indoors. By matching service timing to these cycles, we stay a step ahead.