Mice, bats and raccoons all treat a mountain house as shelter, and the people who deal with them mostly work down the hill. Only 1 of the 16 listings is based in the valley. The other 15 come from Loveland, Fort Collins, Longmont, Boulder and Berthoud, so a house call means a drive up the canyon or through Lyons.
Bats and raccoons are a sealing job, not just a trapping job. Ask any wildlife company how they close the entry points and who pays for cleanup. If they only talk about traps, call someone else.
Based in Estes Park
Come fall, mice start looking for a way indoors, and EnviroPest's Estes office is the closest call for it. It sits on Graves Avenue, about a mile from downtown in the same building as a real estate office and a CPA, and it covers Drake as well.
Serves Estes Park from the Front Range
Wasps under the deck, mice in the walls, voles in the yard: that's the work Effective Pest Services gets called about most, from its base in Loveland. The company covers Northern Colorado, Estes Park included, and starts each job with an inspection before writing a treatment plan.
Yellow jackets under the deck, ants in the kitchen, mosquitoes on the patio. The Boulder office of EnviroPest, a Colorado pest company for decades, treats all of it, plus spiders, rodents, fleas, bed bugs, termites and ticks, and it serves Estes Park from down on the Front Range.
Mice in the cabin walls are the most common reason people call this Berthoud pest and wildlife outfit, and the fix goes past traps to sealing the entry points so they stay out. Wasps are a close second.
A pipe that bursts in a January cold snap is the classic call for DRYmedic, a Loveland restoration company with a 24-hour disaster line. Water extraction and drying come first, with moisture readings tracked through the job, followed by drywall repair, mold work, sewage cleanup, or fire and smoke restoration as the damage calls for, in homes and commercial buildings alike.
Out of Loveland, TruGreen's local branch handles fertilizing, weed control, aeration and overseeding on care plans, an organic one among them, plus tree and shrub work and mosquito, flea and tick treatments. Aeration and fertilizer are the jobs people mention most, and technicians tend to explain what they're doing.
Since 1965 this Colorado pest company has worked Northern Colorado, and its Loveland branch is the one that drives up to Estes. Wasps and yellow jackets, spiders, earwigs and ants are the everyday calls, with termites, ticks and mosquitoes, fleas and mites, and commercial accounts further down the list.
Irrigation is the work that comes up most with this Fort Collins landscape company, from drip system expansions to keeping a big sprinkler layout running. The larger projects are outdoor living builds: paver patios and walkways, decks, retaining walls, outdoor kitchens, fire pits and water features, several of them winners of Hardscape North America awards.
Bats in the attic and mice in the crawlspace are standard mountain-house problems, and this Longmont company, family-owned since 1965, comes up to Estes Park to deal with both. It treats ants, spiders, wasps, bed bugs, termites and rodents for homes and businesses across Northern Colorado, using Sentricon baiting for termites and heat for bed bugs, then repairs the damage and re-insulates the attic afterward.
A yellow jacket nest by the back door, mice in a cabin that sat empty all winter, ants marching across the kitchen. Those are the calls Prime Pest Solutions answers from its base in Longmont, down on the Front Range, and Estes Park is one of its service areas.
Raccoons, bats, pack rats and mice are the calls Critter Control of Fort Collins handles most. The office covers Larimer and Weld counties from Fort Collins, with Estes Park on its service list, and it answers around the clock for emergencies.
In midsummer, wasp nests under the eaves are the classic reason to call this Loveland pest company, which covers Northern Colorado and makes the drive up to Estes. Beyond wasps and hornets, the list runs through ants, spiders including brown recluse, rodents, bed bugs, cockroaches, fleas and mites.
A yellow jacket nest is the kind of call John's Pest Control handles well, and thoroughness is what people mention most. It is a Larimer County company, started by John and now run by his son-in-law Devan, and its route runs from Fort Collins, Loveland and Windsor up to Estes Park.
Voles tearing up a yard are among the jobs that come up, along with the usual ants, spiders, wasps and mice. Casey's Pest Control is a one-person outfit based in Fort Collins, and Casey Zimmerman comes up to Estes Park as part of a route that runs from the mountains out to the plains.
Seventy-plus years is a long time to be climbing trees, and Kincaid Tree Surgery has been doing it across Northern Colorado from its base in Laporte, just outside Fort Collins. Residential and commercial properties both, and the focus has always been tree health as much as cutting.
A pipe that froze and split while the cabin sat empty is exactly the kind of call 1-800 WATER DAMAGE of Northern Colorado takes around the clock. The Loveland office handles water extraction, flood damage and burst pipes for homes and commercial buildings, and it comes up the canyon to Estes Park.
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The one local office is EnviroPest Estes Park, which has worked here since 1965, covers Drake, and sells a seasonal plan with four visits a year. It also lists termite baiting and rodent monitoring. Other EnviroPest branches in Boulder, Loveland and Longmont are separate listings, and Longmont lists bat and rodent work with 24-hour service.
For wildlife in the attic or walls, look at the companies that do exclusion. Critter Control of Fort Collins handles bats, raccoons, squirrels and rodents with humane trapping, sealing and attic cleanup. A Berthoud company lists bat sealing and trapping for raccoons and skunks. Prime Pest Solutions in Longmont works on short-term rentals, which matters if you host guests. John's Pest Control and Casey's Pest Control both advertise no contracts.
Six listings carry a 24-hour flag and 5 offer free estimates, but several entries are restoration, lawn or landscape firms listed because they serve the area. Read the description before you call. Ask what an inspection costs and whether it is credited to the treatment, and get the plan in writing so you know which pests it covers and which visits are included.
Yes. EnviroPest has an Estes Park office that has worked here since 1965 and also covers Drake. It is the only listing in this category based in the valley, and it carries a free estimate flag. The rest drive up from the Front Range.
Critter Control of Fort Collins removes bats, raccoons, squirrels and rodents with inspection, humane trapping and exclusion. EnviroPest in Longmont lists bat and rodent work, and a Berthoud company seals bats out. Ask each how they close entry points after the animals are gone.
Prime Pest Solutions in Longmont lists short-term rentals along with homes and commercial buildings. Ask any company how quickly it can treat between guests, since a rental cannot sit with an infestation during a booked week.
John's Pest Control in Larimer County lists free inspections and no contracts required. Casey's Pest Control offers one-time treatments with no contracts. Five listings carry a free estimate flag. Ask exactly what the free visit includes before you agree.
