Nuisance wildlife, like this raccoon hiding out under a San Antonio house, can damage property and spread disease.Not only is San Antonio the second largest city in Texas, but it also one of the fastest growing cities in the country. As the San Antonio area expands to meet the population increase, animals’ natural habitats will continue to fragment.
These diverse ecosystems support a range of wildlife, including unique species like ringtails, peacocks, several species of bats, and snakes both venomous and not venomous. San Antonio is also home to more than 250 species of birds.Success! You're on the list. As temperatures, cool animals like squirrels and raccoons will look for shelter in your attic. Mild winters mean animals can be active year-round in San Antonio.
Unsealed roof returns, gable vents, crawl space vents and ridge vents provide animals a great way to access your home. When inspecting your property, check for any soft spots in wood, missing soffit pieces, loose flashing, loose or missing shingles as well as any construction gaps.