Raccoon Removal Service
Our Humane Raccoon
Removal Process
Our humane raccoon removal techniques prioritize the safety of both the animals and your property. We ensure a stress-free removal process that protects your home and the local ecosystem.
Inspection and sealing of entry points and potential entry points
Using deterrents so Raccoons leave on their own, along with young if any
One-way doors to allow animals to leave but not return
One and Five year warranties available with whole home exclusion
Attic clean up and sanitization
Will potentially need access to attic
Raccoon Removal and Attic Restoration Services
We start with a thorough inspection of your attic, roof, and exterior to identify how raccoons are getting in and assess any damage to insulation, wiring, or structural areas. Our team then safely removes the raccoons using approved methods, seals up all entry points, and repairs any damage to restore your home and prevent future break-ins.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if raccoons are in my attic?
Heavy footsteps at night, damaged soffits/roof vents, droppings, and strong odor are common signs.
Do raccoons return after removal?
Yes—if entry points aren’t sealed. Exclusion and repairs prevent repeat break-ins.
What if there are baby raccoons (kits) in the attic?
This is common. Removal must be done carefully and legally—especially during nesting season.
Are raccoons dangerous to pets or people?
They can be, especially if cornered or protecting young; they also carry parasites and can spread disease.
Do you repair the damage raccoons cause?
If you offer repairs/sealing, say yes and list typical fixes (soffit, vents, roofline gaps).
How long does raccoon removal take?
Some cases are same-day; others need follow-ups depending on access and behavior.
What does raccoon removal cost near Plano, IL?
Pricing depends on entry points, attic access, damage, cleanup needs, and prevention work.
Will trapping solve the issue permanently?
Trapping helps, but sealing is what stops future intrusions.
Can raccoons damage insulation and wiring?
Yes—nesting and droppings contaminate insulation; they can also disturb ducting and wiring.
What should I do if I see a raccoon during the day?
Daytime activity can happen, but if it seems disoriented or aggressive, keep distance and call a pro.
Signs You May Have
Raccoons in Your Home
Raccoons can cause significant property damage by tearing up insulation and wiring. They also pose health risks by spreading diseases through their droppings and urine. Here are clear signs of their presence:
Tracks and droppings around property
Trash and garbage bins overturned
Noises in attics and crawl spaces at night
Damage to exterior of homes/roofline
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