Skunk Control in Port Moody
Rocky Point margins, Burrard Inlet shoreline, Pleasantside older decks

Yes, with proper under-structure exclusion. Rocky Point-adjacent Port Moody properties will always have skunks in the area — exclusion removes the access, not the population. Annual denning under the same deck is addressed by buried mesh exclusion after eviction.

Yes. Original open-base deck construction in Pleasantside without solid skirt boards is the most consistent skunk den situation in Port Moody. Buried mesh around the full deck perimeter after eviction closes the space permanently.

Persistent spray smell near a structure, visible digging at the base, or regular nocturnal presence over several days are stronger indicators of a resident den than a single spray event. We assess to confirm.

Yes. We assess on site for signs of nursing litters before installing a one-way door. If young are confirmed, eviction is deferred until they are mobile.

Installed at the primary exit point, allows exit but not re-entry, confirmed departure after three to seven days before permanent sealing.

Yes, when the full perimeter is covered — not just the observed entry. We install mesh around the entire deck or shed perimeter.

Yes. Spray smell does not defer our visit.

Door: one visit. Confirmation and sealing: follow-up seven to fourteen days later.