Aurora, Illinois · Kane County
Wildlife in your Aurora, Illinois home? Start here.
Aurora, Illinois, spans four counties: Kane, DuPage, Kendall and Will. This guide covers the Kane and DuPage County parts of the city. Our advertiser, AquaText Inc., is an IDNR-permitted operator listed for both counties.
What's getting into Aurora homes?
The Fox River runs through the middle of Aurora, and the same problems show up here as across the Fox Valley:
- Raccoons in attics and chimneys, often mothers with young in April and May. Raccoon in the chimney
- Squirrels chewing in through the eaves. Squirrels in the attic
- Bats in the attic or one loose in the house. Bats in the house
- Skunks and groundhogs under decks and sheds. Animal under the deck
Which part of Aurora am I in?
Much of Aurora is in Kane and DuPage County, but the city line also crosses into Kendall and Will County to the south. Your property tax bill shows your county. If you're not sure, call: AquaText Inc. will tell you whether they can help.
What happens when I call?
Buttons marked Ad ring AquaText Inc., this site's advertiser, directly. They inspect, explain what's there and how it's getting in, and before any work they get your written OK and explain the plan and estimated cost, as Illinois rules require. About this site and our sponsor.
Questions people ask
Which county is my part of Aurora in?
Aurora, Illinois, sits in four counties: Kane, DuPage, Kendall and Will (U.S. Census Bureau). Your property tax bill shows which one your home is in.
Does this guide cover all of Aurora?
It covers the Kane County and DuPage County parts of Aurora, where this site's advertiser, AquaText Inc., is listed by the IDNR. If you're not sure which part you're in, your property tax bill shows your county.
Also: Kane County · McHenry County