Emergency Removal in Port Moody
Rocky Point wildlife, Burnaby Mountain corridor, Moody Centre commercial

Close interior doors and keep people and pets away from the area. Call us for triage. After-dark roofline work on older Pleasantside homes is assessed for safety on the call.

Yes. Active nests at commercial entries in daily use are a same-day priority when crew is available.

We triage on the call: whether the skunk is denning or foraging, whether young may be present. Rocky Point-adjacent Port Moody properties see above-average spring skunk situations.

The mountain border provides year-round pressure that does not stop seasonally in Port Moody's mild climate. Prompt exclusion after any wildlife access is more important here than in cities with clearer wildlife off-seasons.

Active risk to people or pets, an animal in the living space, aggressive stinging insects at a daily-use entry, or a structural breach are emergencies. Attic noise without interior breach is typically a priority booking.

No. Injured wildlife belongs with BCSPCA Wildlife Service, Wildlife Rescue Association, or BC Conservation Officer Service.

Written notes on what was found and done, and clear next steps. The emergency stabilizes; the longer fix is a separate scope.

After-hours dispatch for qualifying situations is part of how this service works. Entry-risk wasp nests typically qualify.