About Nampa Wildlife Control
Nampa Wildlife Control is a locally owned wildlife removal and exclusion company that has been helping farms, businesses and homeowners across Canyon County and Ada County since 2014. The crew is made up of 9 field technicians and 2 office coordinators, along with a founder who still climbs ladders on the busiest days of summer.
Most of the work happens in places people rarely look, like attics, crawlspaces, chimneys and the gap beneath a back deck. Over the years the team has handled everything from 1920s farmhouses near downtown Nampa to new builds in Meridian subdivisions, as well as grain barns, church steeples and school gymnasiums.
Every technician completes yearly training through the National Wildlife Control Operators Association, so the methods used in the field stay current and humane. Homeowners get the same honest walkthrough whether the problem turns out to be a single mouse or a colony of 300 bats.
Our Story
Nampa Wildlife Control started in the spring of 2014 with one pickup truck, a borrowed extension ladder and a call about a raccoon living under a porch on 11th Avenue South. Word spread quickly through church groups and neighborhood Facebook pages, and by the first frost that year the phone had rung for 140 jobs.
Bats changed the direction of the business in 2016. A facility manager in Caldwell called about a colony inside a gym ceiling, and the exclusion took 3 weeks of careful work timed around maternity season. That single project led to calls from warehouses, restaurants and churches across the valley, which is how the commercial side of the company took shape.
Today the company runs 6 service trucks and completes roughly 1,100 jobs a year, from Star and Middleton out to Parma and Homedale. A local person still answers the phone, and the approach hasn’t changed since that first porch call, which is to get the animal out and keep it out for good.
MISSION
Our mission is to solve wildlife problems humanely and honestly, with work that holds up long after the job is finished. Every visit begins by tracking down the real entry point rather than simply setting a trap and hoping for the best.
Property owners hear the plan in plain language before any work begins, so there are never surprises on the invoice. Stopping a small problem before it snowballs into torn insulation and chewed wiring is what the team considers a job well done.
VISION
Our vision is a Treasure Valley where homes, farms and businesses can live alongside local wildlife without sharing attic space with it. Growth will always come from adding well-trained technicians rather than rushing through jobs, because each property deserves full attention.
Over the next 5 years, the goal is to bring same-week service to every corner of Canyon, Ada and Owyhee counties. That expansion will carry the same careful, inspection-first approach that built Nampa Wildlife Control from a single truck into a company the valley calls first.