Professional Fox Management and Control
Fox Manager provides professional fox management and control services for private homes, gardens, estates and commercial properties throughout Surrey, London and the surrounding areas.
We help clients deal with persistent fox activity, including fouling, digging, property damage, predation and foxes taking up residence beneath decking, sheds and other structures.
Every property and situation is different. We assess the nature of the problem before recommending an appropriate approach, which may include targeted fox removal, monitoring, practical proofing or preventative measures.
Our work is carried out with safety, discretion and animal welfare central to every decision. We understand the importance of working carefully around residents, neighbouring properties, pets and other wildlife.
Whether you’re dealing with a recurring problem in a residential garden or require fox management across a larger estate or commercial site, we can discuss the options and recommend a practical course of action.
Our Fox Management Services
How We Approach Fox Management
Effective fox management starts with understanding the problem rather than assuming every fox needs to be removed.
Initial Assessment
We discuss the activity you’re experiencing, the type of property and any measures you’ve already tried. Where necessary, we arrange a site assessment to identify potential access points, areas of damage and any safety considerations.
Monitoring and Identification
Foxes can be occasional visitors or regular occupants of a property. Where the situation isn’t clear, we can use trail cameras to establish how many animals may be involved, when they’re visiting and which areas they’re using.
Choosing the Right Approach
Once we understand the problem, we recommend appropriate measures. These may include targeted fox control, securing access beneath structures, improving fencing or introducing other preventative measures.
Safety and Discretion
Every job is assessed individually, particularly where neighbouring properties, public access, pets or other wildlife may be present. We will not undertake work where it cannot be carried out safely.
Preventing Further Problems
Removing a fox doesn’t necessarily prevent another from entering the same area. Where appropriate, we recommend proofing and other practical measures to reduce the likelihood of recurring problems. We can also advise on potential food sources, waste storage and other features that may be attracting foxes to the property, helping clients make informed decisions about longer term prevention.
We provide a range of fox management services tailored to the property, the level of activity and the problems being experienced.
Fox Removal and Control
Targeted fox control for properties experiencing persistent or problematic fox activity. We assess each situation individually and determine an appropriate approach, with safety, discretion and animal welfare central to our work.
Fox Proofing and Prevention
Practical measures to help prevent foxes accessing gardens, decking, sheds and other vulnerable areas. This can include suitable fencing, barriers and securing access points, following checks for existing wildlife activity.
Fox Monitoring and Surveillance
Trail cameras and other monitoring methods allow us to establish patterns of fox activity, identify access routes and determine whether further action is necessary.
Estate and Commercial Fox Management
Professional fox management for private estates, managed residential developments, commercial premises and larger properties where ongoing or coordinated control may be required.
If you’re experiencing ongoing fox activity or would like advice on managing a particular property, please contact us to discuss your requirements. We’ll help you establish the most appropriate next steps.
Discuss Your Fox Management Requirements
Whether you’re experiencing persistent fox activity at home or require professional fox management for an estate or commercial property, we’re happy to discuss your requirements.
Tell us a little about the problem, where the property is located and any measures you’ve already tried. We’ll review the information and discuss the most appropriate next steps.