Dead animal removal — same day, no odor left behind. Local Miami crew, 10+ years in the Miami-Dade area, warrantied work. See all Miami wildlife removal.
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A dead animal inside a Miami wall or attic is almost always one of the species already active locally — iguanas, roof rats, raccoons. Iguana and roof-rat pressure runs year-round, with raccoon attic calls increasing during South Florida's spring birthing season. We thermal-image the exact location, cut the smallest possible access, remove the carcass, and enzyme-treat the cavity so odor is neutralized at the source.
Real Miami-area jobs completed by our local crew. Customer addresses are omitted for privacy.
Kendall homeowner called after 5 days of odor. Thermal-imaged the source between studs on the second-floor bedroom wall, made a discreet drywall access, removed the rodent, enzyme-treated the cavity, patched.
Pinecrest homeowner called after 5 days of odor. Thermal-imaged the source between studs on the second-floor bedroom wall, made a discreet drywall access, removed the raccoon, enzyme-treated the cavity, patched.
Doral homeowner called after 5 days of odor. Thermal-imaged the source between studs on the second-floor bedroom wall, made a discreet drywall access, removed the raccoon, enzyme-treated the cavity, patched.
Miami Beach homeowner called after 5 days of odor. Thermal-imaged the source between studs on the second-floor bedroom wall, made a discreet drywall access, removed the squirrel, enzyme-treated the cavity, patched.
Same process on every Miami call — no surprises, no upsells mid-job. Our team follows applicable state wildlife rules.
Miami dispatch same-day when scheduling allows. Technician arrives with a thermal camera to pinpoint the carcass — usually between studs, in insulation, or in a soffit run.
We plan the smallest possible drywall or soffit access before cutting. Where we cut, we patch — no unfinished holes left behind.
Carcass is bagged and removed, the cavity is treated with hospital-grade enzyme, and any contaminated insulation is bagged out. Odor is neutralized at the source, not masked.
If odor lingers after the enzyme cures, we return at no charge to re-treat. Nine times out of ten, one visit is all it takes.
Miami's canals, tile roofs, palms, and dense urban wildlife pressure make iguanas, roof rats, raccoons, and bats a year-round problem.
A dead animal in your wall or attic can make a home unlivable. We locate the source, remove the carcass, sanitize the area with hospital-grade enzymes, and neutralize odor at the source — not just mask it.
Iguana and roof-rat pressure runs year-round, with raccoon attic calls increasing during South Florida's spring birthing season.
Written quote before any work. No trip charges in Miami.
We run dead animal removal routes across Miami-Dade. Start with your area below.
Our Miami dispatch runs Same-day when scheduling allows on most calls across Miami-Dade. If you're calling before noon on a weekday we can almost always be on-site the same day; evenings and weekends we route to the on-call Miami technician.
Every Miami technician is trained in the service they perform, carries the right field equipment, and follows applicable Florida wildlife rules and industry best practices.
The inspection in Miami is free. Pricing depends on the entry points, cleanup needs, and number of animals involved. We don't quote over the phone; you receive a written price before any work begins.
Thermal imaging plus a trained nose. Dead iguanass and rodents are the most common Miami calls, and 90% of the time we pinpoint the carcass on the first visit without exploratory cutting.
Once the carcass is out and the cavity is enzyme-treated, most Miami homes clear within 24–72 hours. If odor lingers after the enzyme cures, we return at no charge to re-treat.
One call. Local Miami technician. Prompt scheduling across Miami-Dade.
Call (786) 558-0321