A groundhog eating leaves in a lawn

Wildlife removal

Groundhog & Woodchuck Removal

Burrows under the shed, the garden gone, and a foundation at risk.

Overview

Groundhogs, also called woodchucks, dig burrow systems that can run thirty feet with multiple exits. Under a shed or slab they undermine the structure, and in a garden they strip it overnight. We remove the animal and install underground barriers where the property needs them.

A groundhog eating leaves in a lawn

Signs to look for

How you know it is time to call.

Any one of these is enough. Two or more means there is an animal already inside.

  • A large hole with a fan of fresh dirt beside a shed or foundation
  • Plants chewed to the stem in the garden
  • A stocky brown animal sunning itself in the yard
  • Multiple burrow entrances across the lawn
  • Sagging or cracked concrete near a burrow

How we handle it

Our process, start to finish.

  1. 01

    Map the burrow system

    We locate the main entrance and escape holes so the removal is complete, not partial.

  2. 02

    Humane trapping

    Animals are trapped and handled in accordance with Michigan wildlife regulations.

  3. 03

    Fill and barrier

    Burrows are filled and, where needed, screen barriers are trenched in around structures to block re-entry.

Groundhogs FAQ

Common questions about groundhog & woodchuck removal.

Still wondering about something? Call now and ask.

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How fast can you get here?

Usually within a few days. Groundhogs are most active in spring and late summer, and we prioritize structural risks.

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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.