Sounds you can’t explain
Scratching, thumping or scurrying overhead, especially at dawn and dusk, is often the first sign an animal has moved in.
We're a family-run wildlife control company, not a pest-control franchise doing wildlife on the side. The animal comes out unharmed, the hole it used gets sealed in steel, and the mess gets cleaned up. We cover St. Lucie, Martin & Indian River County.
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Swift Wildlife is a local, family-owned team that grew the way good local businesses do — one solved raccoon, rat and iguana problem at a time. When you call, you reach neighbors, not a national call center.
We exist because too many homeowners had been sold a quick trap and left with the same problem a month later. We thought there was a better way to do it, so we built a company around trapping animals alive and sealing homes properly.
Raccoons in the attic, snakes by the pool, rats in the walls. Every one gets humane trapping and removal. Pick your animal for the full rundown.
Removal is only the start — we solve the whole problem.
Live trapping and no-kill removal. It’s the foundation of everything we do.
Learn moreSealing the entry points so the animal that’s gone can’t be replaced by the next one.
Learn moreCleaning, decontaminating and restoring the spaces wildlife leaves behind.
Learn moreDroppings, contamination and odor professionally removed for a healthy home.
Learn moreAn animal in the house, a family at risk. We answer live and move fast, 24/7.
Learn moreMost calls start the same way: scratching in the attic, droppings in the garage, or a chewed wire nobody noticed until something stopped working. By the time you hear an animal, the damage has usually started. Most of it stays hidden.
Rats, mice and squirrels gnaw non-stop through insulation, ductwork and electrical wiring, a leading hidden cause of attic fires and outages.
Droppings and urine from raccoons, rats, bats and birds can spread disease and contaminate the air your family breathes.
Bat guano, raccoon latrines and animals that die in the walls leave soiled insulation and a smell that won’t clear on its own.
Wildlife tears open entry points and scent-marks them. One animal becomes a recurring problem if the access is never sealed.
Four steps, every job. Getting the animal out is the easy half. Keeping it out is the work.
A free, thorough inspection of your home and roofline to find the animal and every way it’s getting in.
Humane live trapping and exclusion. No poison, and mothers stay with their young.
Every gap, vent and roofline weakness sealed with durable materials so the problem can’t repeat.
Cleanup, decontamination and restoration, so the space is healthy again.
The same problem, two very different outcomes. Here’s how our approach compares to the typical wildlife company.
Humane live trapping & one-way exclusion — never poison
Instead of Poison and lethal traps that leave animals to die in walls
Entry points found and sealed, so it doesn’t recur
Instead of Trap-and-leave, so the next animal moves right in
Cleanup, decontamination & restoration included
Instead of Animal gone, the mess and contamination left behind
Live human answer & prompt response, 24/7
Instead of Voicemail, call centers and multi-day waits
A Treasure Coast family team that knows your area
Instead of Regional franchises unfamiliar with your neighborhood
Free inspection & written estimate before any work
Instead of Vague quotes, upsells and surprise fees
A raccoon inside, a snake on the lanai, bats in the bedroom. We answer live, day or night, and move fast across the Treasure Coast.
Catch it early and it's a small job. Wait a season and you're replacing insulation. Here's what to listen for.
Scratching, thumping or scurrying overhead, especially at dawn and dusk, is often the first sign an animal has moved in.
Droppings, torn insulation, chewed wiring, a building odor, or damage and staining around vents and soffits.
At the first repeated sign — and proactively before spring and summer nesting season, when a female can turn your attic into a den.
Wildlife problems compound: a noise becomes chewed wiring, contaminated insulation and, in season, a litter of young.
Real jobs, photographed by our own crew around Port St. Lucie, Stuart and Fort Pierce.
Raccoon trapped & loaded for relocation — Port St. Lucie
Baby raccoons rescued with their mother
Corn snake safely removed on site — Stuart
Suited up for a bee removal — Fort Pierce
Sealing a soffit entry point on the roofline
Humane live-trapping, ready for relocation
We're based in Port St. Lucie and work three counties, 25-plus communities. Different neighborhoods get different animals, and after five years here we know which is which.
Our home base — Port St. Lucie and Fort Pierce. Fast-growing neighborhoods back onto canals, preserves and wild land, drawing raccoons, rats and iguanas. This is where we respond fastest.
Stuart, Palm City and Jensen Beach mix historic riverfront homes with heavy tree canopy — ideal conditions for attic raccoons, squirrels and bats, plus snakes near the water.
Vero Beach, Sebastian and the barrier islands sit between lagoon and farmland, keeping rodents, birds, iguanas and snakes active along the water’s edge all year.
“In full panic mode, I called Swift Wildlife Pro, fully expecting to be put on hold while I fought for my life. But nope — they showed up SO fast it was like they teleported. 10/10 recommend.”
“10 Stars. Excellent service! Swift safely rescued Ursula the Raccoon and her babies. Choose Swift… you won’t be disappointed!”
“Excellent immediate professional response. Outstanding customer service, caring and intelligent removal plan that allows for humane removal of uninvited wildlife.”
The questions we get on the phone every week.
Same-day, usually. An animal loose in the house is an emergency and we treat it like one. The phone is answered at any hour, and it’s answered by us, not a call center.
Yes. One-way exclusion doors, live traps, and relocation that follows Florida FWC rules. No poison, ever. If there are babies in the den, mother and young leave together.
Yes. We look first, then hand you a written price before any work starts. If the number doesn’t work for you, that’s the end of it.
All three Treasure Coast counties: St. Lucie, Martin and Indian River. Port St. Lucie is home base. Fort Pierce, Stuart, Vero Beach, Palm City, Jensen Beach and Sebastian are daily territory.
Yes. Fully insured, and everything we do follows Florida’s FWC and FDACS regulations for humane wildlife trapping, handling and relocation.
Raccoons, rats, mice, squirrels, bats, birds, snakes, opossums, armadillos, iguanas, skunks, bees and wasps. We also do dead-animal removal, exclusion and attic cleanup. Roaches and termites are a pest-control job, which we’re not.
Same-day service across the Treasure Coast. Free inspection, written estimate, satisfaction guaranteed — and a real person on the line, day or night.
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