Raccoons weigh between 10-20 lbs. (sometimes up to 50), are crafty, and can get out of most traps sold in stores, making professional raccoon removal necessary. There are no effective raccoon repellents. While cute, a raccoon’s bear-like temperament makes it unsuitable for close contact or being a pet. Infested attics need to be cleaned and decontaminated after raccoon removal to avoid infection by disease or bacteria.
Here are the main problem you may encounter when dealing with a raccoon.

Living underneath concrete slabs, such as sheds, decks, front steps, crawlspaces, attics and more.

Cause damage to attics and roofs, Chew through wires; Damage wooden joists; and overall property damage.

Steal pet food and bird seed, Tip over garbage cans, Alarm dogs, cats and other pets with their presence during the night due to their nocturnal habits
Carry fleas, ticks and other parasites, leading to even more diseases, spread diseases, including rabies, to humans and pets

Cause further problems under decks, front porches, decks, and other concrete slabs

Lacking natural predators, which can create overpopulation
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Because there are dangerous conditions such as leptospirosis that can be transmitted through raccoon feces, you should always take the appropriate precautions before entering a confined area where raccoons have been, or disturbing a raccoons nest. Because the animals do create a significant amount of droppings, and some diseases can become airborne, it is important to wear a pair of goggles and a breathing apparatus during removal to filter out any harmful spores. It is also important to dispose of the feces appropriately, as even if it is buried dogs and other animals can dig it up. Ensure that the feces is placed in a sealed container or garbage bag, and that it is either put out with the garbage or incinerated.

Discourage raccoons around your residence

Never feed raccoons

Feed pets inside and store pet food inside

Prevent raccoons from entering your house through pet doors or other openings

Keep garbage cans inside and use locking or secured lids outside
Clean barbecue grills after each use

Use secure bins for food composting

Avoid contact with raccoon feces and safely clean up areas where raccoons defecate (raccoon latrines) on your property.

Avoid direct contact with water, soil and vegetation contaminated with raccoon urine.
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Raccoons don't just find holes; they create them. They can tear off soffit panels, rip open roof vents, and even pull apart chimney caps. Once inside, they destroy insulation by trampling it and using it as a latrine, which ruins your home's R-value (insulation efficiency).
Raccoon droppings are known to carry Baylisascaris procyonis (Raccoon Roundworm), which can be fatal to humans and pets if spores are inhaled. They are also primary carriers of Rabies and Distemper in the Southern Ontario region. Our team uses professional-grade PPE and hospital-grade disinfectants to safely clean and decontaminate your attic.
From March through July, there is a 90% chance that a female raccoon in an attic has a litter of babies. If you seal the hole or trap the mother without removing the kits, the mother will cause thousands of dollars in damage trying to rip her way back in—or the babies will die inside your walls, leading to severe odor and insect problems.


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