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If you have a problem with a coyote in your yard, you should call for QualityPro. We are trained for coyote removal in Westchester, Rockland, Putnam Counties, and Greenwich, CT. Sick coyotes can pose a danger to your family and your pets. Homeowners should not attempt to remove coyotes on their own. Sick coyotes can become a problem and possibly attack and/or kill livestock and pets. Sick and/or habituated coyotes have been known to approach humans.
QualityPro lists Pest Control License C3866741, Pest Control Business License 13666, and NWCO NY 1691. A technician evaluates behavior, attractants, pet exposure, and applicable wildlife rules before recommending coyote control.
After you schedule a service with QualityPro, our licensed technicians follow a structured 3-step process to safely eliminate wildlife activity.
We inspect your property to identify wildlife activity, entry points, nesting areas, and conditions attracting animals.
Our technicians use species-appropriate methods to safely and humanely remove wildlife while minimizing stress and disruption to your property.
We seal accessible entry points where appropriate and recommend preventive measures to help reduce the risk of future wildlife activity.
At QualityPro Pest & Wildlife Services, transparency, honesty, and customer satisfaction are our core principles. We stand behind our solutions and provide clear assurances while protecting your property.
Repeated daytime visits near homes, loss of fear, approaches toward people or pets, damaged enclosures, tracks, scat, or persistent den activity warrant attention.
Accessible garbage, outdoor pet food, bird seed, rodents, unsecured livestock, compost, dense brush, and unsupervised pets can reward coyotes and encourage repeat visits.
Coyotes may den in brushy slopes, wooded edges, rock outcrops, drainage corridors, hollow logs, abandoned burrows, or secluded spaces beneath sheds and decks.
A professional evaluates behavior and risk, identifies attractants, follows New York rules, selects lawful control methods, and coordinates habitat changes or coyote trapping.
Coyote removal in Westchester begins with behavior and risk, not the sighting alone. QualityPro’s wildlife removal services assess whether an animal is passing through, repeatedly accessing food, defending a den, or showing habituated behavior.
The plan may combine attractant removal, pet and livestock safeguards, property changes, monitoring, hazing guidance, and, when justified and legal, coyote trapping. A site-specific response reduces conflict without promising that removing one animal will permanently solve a neighborhood-wide issue.
The best way to remove coyotes from your property is by trapping them. QualityPro is trained to trap coyotes and remove them from your property. We can safely capture nuisance coyotes. Do not attempt to capture this animal on your own as they can be dangerous. A cornered animal will attack to protect itself. We know how to best trap coyotes and reduce the risk of injury. Coyotes are territorial animals and may travel alone or in packs. They will most likely be aggressive if they encounter a dog, which they view as competition.
A sighting alone does not automatically require trapping. NYSDEC advises that occasional sightings generally are not cause for concern. Bold behavior, little fear of people, repeated daytime activity near residences, livestock loss, or an immediate threat calls for a more formal risk review. New York rules vary by circumstance and season, so a licensed operator should determine whether coyote trapping is justified and what authorization applies.
Coyote sightings have been up in Westchester County. I recently did an interview with CBS2 New York. You can view the interview here. If you see a coyote in your neighborhood, call us immediately (914) 877-3006. Protect your pets and your family.
In suburban Westchester, wooded corridors, parks, rail lines, drainage routes, and connected backyards let coyotes travel across several properties. One household can remove attractants, but lasting coyote control works better when neighbors also secure garbage, supervise pets, and stop intentional or accidental feeding.
The important distinction is presence versus conflict. Routine travel across an open yard, a coyote hunting rodents, or a distant nighttime call can be normal. Greater concern includes repeated close approaches, following people, attacking pets or livestock, food-conditioning, or defending a den near occupied areas. Photos, camera footage, times, locations, and attractant patterns help clarify the risk. For immediate danger, contact local police; for bold but nonemergency behavior, contact the regional DEC wildlife office.
Homes usually need pet supervision, secure garbage, brush reduction, enclosed compost, and attention to sheds, decks, fences, or den cover. Commercial sites may add dumpsters, loading areas, food waste, delivery schedules, outdoor dining, landscaped edges, or employee safety procedures. Both settings benefit from documented sightings and coordinated attractant control. A commercial plan may also assign responsibilities, schedule monitoring, and reduce food access without disrupting customers or operations.
Long-term prevention starts by removing rewards. Feed pets indoors, secure garbage and compost, clean grills, reduce spilled bird seed, protect poultry or small livestock, and supervise pets outdoors, especially around dusk and night. Keep coyotes from approaching: maintain distance, stand tall, make noise, and use assertive hazing only when it can be done safely. Repair weak fencing and remove brush or tall grass that provides cover. Because coyotes move across neighborhoods, consistent habits on adjoining properties matter more than a one-time reaction after a sighting.
A coyote that repeatedly approaches people, targets pets, accesses food, or defends a den near occupied areas needs a prompt, informed response. Bring pets inside, keep people away, then call QualityPro at 914-877-3006 or request an inspection through the online contact form today. A licensed wildlife technician will assess the behavior, attractants, property conditions, and legal options, then recommend targeted coyote removal services and prevention steps for your Westchester County home or business. Schedule help now before repeated access becomes a larger safety problem.
Coyotes usually avoid people, but small pets and poultry are vulnerable. Supervise pets, use a leash, prevent approach, and call local police for an immediate threat.
An occasional sighting is not enough. Repeated close approaches, loss of fear, attacks, livestock loss, food-conditioning, or den defense near occupied areas justify professional assessment under New York rules.
There is no single method for every case. Remove food rewards, protect pets and livestock, use safe hazing when appropriate, and reserve trapping for situations where a licensed professional finds it justified and lawful.
Cost depends on behavior, property size, monitoring, trapping needs, attractant conditions, and follow-up. QualityPro recommends a scope after evaluating the actual risk.
