Roseville traces its roots back to the mid-19th century when it was established as a stagecoach station on the Overland Route. The city's name pays homage to the beautiful wild roses that once flourished along its creeks. As the Gold Rush era swept through California, the city became a vital railroad junction, connecting Sacramento and Reno.  Today, remnants of its rich railway heritage can be explored at the California State Railroad Museum, where vintage locomotives and railcars are preserved.

With its welcoming atmosphere and strategic location, Roseville has experienced steady population growth over the years. As of the latest census data, the city is home to approximately 150,000 residents, comprising a diverse blend of cultures and backgrounds. Families, young professionals, and retirees all find the city to be an attractive place to call home, drawn by its excellent schools, recreational opportunities, and strong sense of community.  

Roseville's economy is robust and multifaceted, driven by various industries. The healthcare sector flourishes with prominent institutions like Sutter Roseville Medical Center and Kaiser Permanente contributing to the city's growth. Additionally, technology and telecommunications companies have a significant presence, offering employment opportunities to the local workforce. The Westfield Galleria, a sprawling shopping mall, attracts visitors from neighboring areas and supports a thriving retail sector.

Roseville boasts several unique geographical features that enhance its charm. Maidu Regional Park is a lush expanse of greenery that preserves the heritage of the indigenous Maidu people and offers numerous trails for hiking and wildlife observation. The Miner's Ravine Trail provides a picturesque pathway for residents to immerse themselves in nature, following the path of the historical Miner's Ravine Creek. The Southern Pacific Railroad's large roundhouse and repair shops, which are now part of the aforementioned Railroad Museum, played a vital role in shaping the city's early days.

Roseville residents are known for their community spirit, and one cherished tradition that showcases this is the annual Denio's Farmers Market and Swap Meet. Every weekend, locals gather at Denio's, the oldest and largest farmers' market in California, to peruse fresh produce, handmade crafts, antiques, and much more. Legend has it that a famous outlaw from the Wild West, Black Bart, robbed a stagecoach near Roseville in the late 1800s. Black Bart was notorious for his poetic robbery notes left at the crime scenes, adding a touch of literary flair to his lawless activities.

Beyond its historical sites, the city is dotted with beautiful parks and outdoor spaces. Royer Park, with its shady trees and playgrounds, is a favorite spot for families to enjoy picnics and playtime. Mahany Park boasts sports fields, skateboarding facilities, and a splash park, catering to active residents seeking recreational opportunities.

Our location amidst natural habitats means that various wildlife species coexist with its human inhabitants. Among the common nuisance animals encountered are raccoons, skunks, squirrels, and opossums. These creatures, while fascinating, can become a nuisance when they invade homes, yards, or commercial properties in search of food and shelter.

Wildlife control is vital to ensure the safety of both humans and animals. As urban development expands, it can disrupt wildlife habitats, leading to increased interactions with people. Proper wildlife removal and control measures are essential to prevent property damage, the spread of diseases, and potential harm to both humans and wildlife.

Nuisance animals in urban areas can present various risks. Raccoons and skunks can carry diseases like rabies and leptospirosis, posing a threat to public health. Squirrels and rats may gnaw on electrical wires, leading to potential fire hazards. Additionally, nuisance animals can damage landscaping, gardens, and property, leading to costly repairs for homeowners and businesses.

We tailor our wildlife control solutions to address specific problems. For instance, if raccoons have taken up residence in an attic, we use humane trapping methods to safely remove them. To prevent future entry, we conduct exclusion work, sealing potential entry points to keep raccoons and other animals out of homes.

With years of experience serving the Gold Country region, our team of skilled wildlife technicians has encountered and resolved various wildlife control challenges. We stay up-to-date on the latest methods and technologies to ensure efficient and effective animal removal and control.

Working with a local wildlife removal company like Gold Country Wildlife Removal offers several advantages. As residents ourselves, we have an intimate understanding of the area’s unique wildlife challenges and can tailor our solutions accordingly. Local companies can respond quickly to urgent wildlife situations, providing timely assistance when it is needed most.

If you are facing wildlife-related challenges, whether it's raccoons in your attic or skunks digging up your garden, Gold Country Wildlife Removal is here to help. Our experienced team is equipped to handle all types of wildlife removal and control needs, employing humane and effective methods. Let us be your partner in maintaining a safe and harmonious coexistence with the local wildlife. Contact us today to discuss your concerns and find the best solutions for your specific situation.