Professional Groundhog Removal & Prevention Services
Groundhogs, also known as woodchucks, are large, ground-dwelling rodents that can be incredibly difficult to remove once they invade your property. If you’ve tried to get rid of them on your own, you know how challenging it can be. That’s why we specialize in professional groundhog removal—we take care of the problem for you.
With 30 years of experience in humane groundhog trapping, we use only live traps that are specifically approved as a safe and effective method for removing groundhogs. Once we humanely capture them, we relocate them, giving you back control of your yard—without harming the animals.
Contact Us for Professional Groundhog Removal in Morris County
Groundhogs can cause serious damage if left unchecked. We’re here to help you protect your property and keep it groundhog-free.
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The Problem with Groundhog Burrowing
One of the biggest issues with groundhogs is their extensive digging. A single groundhog can move over 700 pounds of dirt while digging just one den. These burrows aren’t just holes in the ground—they form complex tunnels that can weaken the stability of your property.
When groundhogs dig under sheds, patios, decks, or even concrete structures, they remove the supporting soil, which can lead to foundation cracks and even collapse over time.
Why Groundhogs Are a Threat to Your Garden
Groundhogs are strict vegetarians and can destroy gardens quickly. If you try to simply fill in their burrows, they will dig them again. If you use repellents, they’ll ignore them or move to another part of your property. The only true solution is professional trapping and removal, which we handle with expertise.
Groundhog Life Cycle & Infestation Risk
Newborn groundhogs are small, blind, and helpless. They open their eyes around 4 weeks old but won’t leave the burrow until they’re 6 or 7 weeks old. By midsummer, young groundhogs are about 20 inches long and weigh around 4 pounds. At this stage, they begin to move out and dig their own burrows—often just a few dozen yards away.
This means that if left alone, a single groundhog can quickly turn into a full-blown infestation. That’s why removal needs to happen as soon as possible.
Our Expert Groundhog Removal Services
We are a licensed pest control company with 30 years of experience in groundhog trapping and relocation. Our process is humane, efficient, and designed to protect your property. We ensure that groundhogs are removed safely and provide guidance to prevent them from returning.