Wildlife Removal Experts in Jackson, MI
Something in your attic? We get it out, and keep it out.
Homeowner reviews
Trusted with the noises nobody can explain.
Real homes, real animals, real relief. Here is what neighbors say after we have been through.
“Amazing five star service! Highly recommended! Woke up in the middle of the night with a bat in our home. Not expecting to find any help at this early hour, we took a shot and called Voss at 4:45 AM! Taylor was at our home in a few short minutes. Within a half hour of making the call to Voss, Taylor safely captured and removed the bat and we still had enough time to get another hour of sleep before work that morning! Job well done and will definitely recommend to friends and family!”
Christopher McComb
Google review · Bat removal
“Had bats getting in through an old ridge vent and old wood trim. Taylor and Aaron were able to fix everything within the week at a very reasonable price. They did great work and I would use them again as well as recommend to anyone else who has critter issues. 3 year warranty is also wonderful!”
Jarrod Schwartz
Google review · Bat exclusion
“I had never dealt with skunk (or any wildlife) problem until 4 days ago when it sprayed by my front door. I was extremely frustrated, so based on all the 5-star reviews posted online I decided to contact Voss Wildlife Control. Taylor sent his staff to place the traps within two hours of my call. I am very impressed by Taylor's and his staff's professionalism, service, knowledge, responsiveness and patience in explaining everything and answering all my questions! If I could I would give Voss 5+ stars. I will definitely recommend Voss to everyone I know!”
Ning Li
Google review · Skunk removal
Sound familiar?
Every call starts with one of these.
You do not need to know what it is. Tell us what you are hearing, seeing, or smelling and we will figure out the rest at the inspection.
- “I hear noises in my walls”Scratching, scurrying, or thumping in the walls and ceiling is the first sign something has moved in.
- “Something is living in the attic”Footsteps overhead at night, a smell you cannot place, insulation pushed aside.
- “A bat is flying around the house”One bat inside almost always means a colony in the attic. This is our specialty.
- “We have a mouse problem”Droppings in the cabinets and traps that never stop catching. The fix is sealing the house.
- “A skunk is under the deck or shed”The smell drifting up through the floor is the giveaway. We remove it without incident.
- “Groundhogs are digging up the yard”Burrows next to the shed or foundation are a structural problem, not just a lawn problem.
- “Raccoons or opossums on the property”Torn soffits, tipped cans, and a den under the porch. We handle both, humanely.
What we handle
Wildlife only. Done completely.
We do not spray for bugs and we do not set a trap and leave. Every job ends with the house sealed and the damage addressed.
SpecialtyBat Removal & Exclusion
Whole-house sealing with one-way doors so the colony leaves and cannot return.
SpecialtyAttic Restoration
Contaminated insulation out, attic sanitized and deodorized, new insulation in.
Raccoons
Heavy footsteps overhead, torn soffits, and a nursery in your insulation.
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Skunks
Under the deck, under the shed, and the smell that gives it away.
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Mice
Seal the gaps, clear the mice, and stop the cycle for good.
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Groundhogs
Burrows under the shed, the garden gone, and a foundation at risk.
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Opossums
Quiet at first, then the hissing, the smell, and the garage that is not yours anymore.
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The bat exclusion process
Seal the whole house. Let the bats leave on their own.
A bat in the living room means a colony in the attic. Patching the one gap you found just sends them to the next one. This is how we end it for good.
Why bats keep coming back
Bats home in on two things: the scent of their own guano and the warm air flowing out of your house. Both point them straight back to the same attic. Sealing the entire structure cuts off the airflow, and a proper attic cleanout removes the scent trail.
- 01
Full exterior inspection
We walk the roofline, soffits, vents, chimney, and siding to find every active and potential entry point, not just the obvious one.
- 02
Seal the entire house
Every gap larger than a quarter inch is sealed with materials matched to the home. Bats hunt for the next opening, so we close them all.
- 03
Install one-way doors
At the active entry points we install one-way exclusion devices. Bats leave to feed at night and cannot get back in.
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Remove devices and finish
Once the colony is out, we remove the devices, seal those final openings, and inspect the attic for guano and damage.
- Bat removal details
Every exclusion is backed by a written warranty.
If a bat gets back in through anything we sealed, we come back at no charge.
From the field
Real jobs, real animals.
A few of the homes, attics, and critters we have handled across Michigan.
Even the occasional snake
Roof work on a gazebo
Releasing a bat at the lake
Two raccoons removed from a Michigan home
Before: insulation torn up by wildlife
After: fresh insulation blown in
A young raccoon, handled by hand
Raccoons in live traps, unharmed
Roofline and soffit repair
One attic cleanout, bagged and hauled away
Insurance-ready documentation
Photos, measurements, and a written scope your adjuster can approve without a second visit.
Attic restoration
They are gone. Now fix what they left.
Soiled insulation holds odor that invites the next animal in, carries pathogens, and has lost most of its R-value. We take the attic back to better than it was.
- Contaminated insulation vacuumed out and bagged, never stirred into the house
- Hospital-grade disinfectant and deodorizer neutralizes the scent trail
- Chewed wiring, ducts, and vents repaired
- Fresh insulation blown in to current code depth
Why homeowners choose Voss
A small crew that finishes the job.
Most wildlife companies trap and leave. We treat the house as the problem, not just the animal.
“Within a half hour of making the call to Voss, Taylor safely captured and removed the bat.”
Christopher McComb, Google review
Family-owned and operated
You talk to the same people from the first call to the final walkthrough. No call centers, no subcontractors.
Humane, every time
Exclusion, one-way doors, and live handling. Young are reunited with their mothers whenever possible.
Sealed and warrantied
We do not leave until the entry points are closed, and our written warranty covers the work.
Wildlife only. No bugs.
Bats, raccoons, skunks, mice, groundhogs, opossums, squirrels. Staying focused is why we are good at it.
Free
Inspections and written quotes
Same week
Scheduling for most calls
Michigan
Locally owned, locally served
Questions
Straight answers before we ever show up.
Still wondering about something? Call now and ask.
Book a free inspectionHow much does wildlife removal cost?
Every home is different, so we start with an inspection and give you a written quote before any work begins. Bat exclusion and attic restoration are the larger projects. Single-animal removals are far less. There are no surprise charges.
Are your methods humane?
Yes. We rely on exclusion, one-way doors, and live trapping. Animals are released or relocated according to Michigan regulations, and young are reunited with their mothers whenever possible.
Do you handle insects or bugs?
No. We are a wildlife-only company: bats, raccoons, skunks, mice, groundhogs, opossums, and squirrels. Staying focused is why we are good at it.
How quickly can you come out?
Most inspections are scheduled within a few days, and a bat inside the living space is treated as urgent. Call and we will find the earliest slot.
Is the work guaranteed?
Our exclusion and sealing work comes with a written warranty. If an animal gets back in through an area we sealed, we come back and fix it at no charge.
Will you work with my insurance company?
Yes. For attic restoration we photograph and document all damage and provide everything your adjuster needs.
Free inspection
Hear it tonight. Call us in the morning.
Tell us what you are hearing, seeing, or smelling. We will find the animal, show you how it got in, and give you a written quote to end it.