Once raccoons get inside an attic every second counts. Remove the animals before they cause more damage.
You might wonder what a raccoon eats. After all, we know that raccoons love dumpster diving and eating from our trash. Raccoons have adapted to our cities and our urban environments in such a way that we cannot even imagine what raccoons eat in their natural environments. It might come as a surprise that the …
As cuddly and friendly as raccoons might seem to humans, raccoons are quite territorial in nature when it comes to other animals. Raccoons might feel threatened and will go on the attack when provoked. Putting together two stubborn animals will not make the situation any better. The additional danger from having a raccoon attack a …
What are raccoons and why are they dangerous? That is a complicated question. Raccoons often come onto a property because they live nearby., they tend to go through garbage and defecate in various areas. They are aggressive and yet also lazy. Because they are protected in Ontario and have no predators in the city they …
Raccoons do not hibernate. They are less active in the winter because food is scarce, but these critters are active year-round. Raccoons can be seen foraging for food at any time of year. In the fall, they eat as much as possible so they can put on some weight and have more energy for the …
The following case study highlights a raccoon break-in in a residential property in Vaughan . The property owner complained that raccoon activity was going on for several months. A technician was dispatched to the site to conduct an exterior inspection. The exterior inspection is one of the most important aspects of the entire exclusion process …
The following case study details a raccoon removal service in Mississauga. A raccoon was discovered living in the second-storey attic of a family’s home and was removed safely with the help of a one-way door. The technician on site also performed a complete wildlife-proofing of the roof, sealing all potential entry points. No raccoons have …
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Exterior Inspection Homeowners complained of a possible raccoon presence in a residential property in Toronto. The technician was dispatched to a residential home. The homeowners believed that the raccoons were present on the 2nd or 3rd floor in the attic. Immediately the technician stumbles on a huge hole in the roof and noted that the …
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The following case study deals with a raccoon removal in Scarborough. A raccoon had broken into the attic be tearing a hole in the edge of the roof. To remove them, a technician installed a one-way door to the entrance of the den, which let the animal leave on its own. To ensure that it …
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The initial call to the property was for a raccoon that had gotten into the attic. The customers could hear noise in the attic and were worried there may be a whole family. Raccoons are a serious problem in Ontario. They have no predators in the city and humans are not allowed to harm them. …
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In this case study we will visit a residential raccoon removal in Brampton, Ontario. The homeowner complained of hearing noises in the attic space. The homeowner had had work done before for a previous raccoon call. In very rare circumstances they find a way back into the space. A technician was deployed after this and …
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