Once raccoons get inside an attic every second counts. Remove the animals before they cause more damage.
The following case study involves a raccoon removal service in Richmond Hill where raccoons had nested in the attic. In this article, we will detail the removal of raccoons from a home in Richmond Hill as well as the steps are taken to prevent them from coming back. Richmond Hill is part of the Greater …
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The following case study involves a raccoon removal job in Markham where raccoons were repeatedly breaking into the attic. Raccoons are persistent animals that require a comprehensive exclusion of the property to keep them out. In this case, the professionals at Raccoon Control removed the raccoons safely and permanently with our thorough, guaranteed wildlife-proofing services. …
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This article will analyze and recount the removal of raccoon and immobile raccoon babies in a chimney in North York. It will detail the steps taken in exclusion, by the technician, to exclude and humanely remove the raccoon from the chimney along with its babies. This is located between Highway 400 and Jane Street as …
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This case study recounts a raccoon removal and exclusion job in Brampton. Raccoons had damaged the front porch of this home and were living under it, where they would come out at night to do more damage to the yard. The professionals at Raccoon Control removed the animals safely and excluded them from the deck …
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This article outlines a recent professional raccoon removal in Whitby. It was a springtime raccoon removal that involved the removal of babies. Wedged between Ajax and Oshawa to the east of Toronto, Whitby has seen extensive development over the past few years. Its population has nearly doubled since 1986 as new housing complexes overtake farmland. …
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Surprisingly, yes raccoons can scale up brick walls along with other surfaces including downspouts, trees, sidings, but cannot climb on surfaces such as glass, metals, and other surfaces that are smooth. Raccoons have amazing climbing skills to survive and thrive in nature, and use the same advantage in the urban cities. Raccoons scale up trees …
Raccoons and other animals commonly find shelter in people’s homes when temperatures drop, and mating season begins. Structures like decks and attics that are exposed to the outdoors provide them with an excellent place to hide. In this case, the owners of an Etobicoke residence had mice in the fall and raccoons in the spring. …
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In this case, we had to remove both squirrels and raccoons at this Toronto address. You can read about our raccoon removal services in Toronto. Specifically in the Nortown neighbourhood of Toronto, located near Bathurst Street and Wilson Avenue. A heavily dense residential area. It is bordered to the north by Hwy. 401, to the …
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Located in Vaughan, Woodbridge was once its own city until 1971. It is situated in a series of valleys and hills to the north of Toronto that was once composed mainly of farmland. Today, Vaughan is a striving city with relatively new house development and surrounded by green spaces. Woodbridge is home to the Boyd …
Do raccoons stay together as a family? Yes, raccoons stay as a family as long as 8 to 12 months. Raccoon babies are virtually helpless from the time they are born to about three weeks. They are born blind and then slowly gain sight. The raccoon mother together with her cubs sleeps and lives in …
