Professional Raccoon Removal & Exclusion

Safe, Humane Trapping, Complete Attic Restoration, and Structural Reinforcement.

If you see a raccoon in your yard, it is important to avoid contact with the animal and to call a professional animal control service for removal. Attempting to remove a raccoon on your own can be dangerous, as these animals can be aggressive if they feel threatened.

Hear what our Friends have to say about Racoons

"Look no further, this is your guy. We had a raccoon take residence in our uncapped chimney. Tom humanely evicted the raccoon, kept us informed and capped our chimneys for us. Looks great!"

-Jordan

We are very pleased with the work from Acorn Wildlife. They were prompt, heard our concerns, walked us through what needed to be done and completed the exclusion. We will recommend the team at Acorn Wildlife for anyone who needs work that they can do!

-Mike T

The Danger Zone (The Heavy-Duty Threat of Raccoons)

Raccoons are among the most destructive nuisance animals in the region. Armed with incredible strength and dextrous paws, a single raccoon can tear its way through solid roofing materials in minutes, turning your attic into a highly unsanitary nesting ground.

  • Severe Structural Destruction: Raccoons don't look for existing holes—they create them. They regularly rip open soffits, tear off heavy roof vents, and destroy fascia boards to gain access to your home's warmth.

  • Insulation & Ductwork Damage: Once inside an attic, raccoons will completely trample, compress, and ruin your home's insulation, while actively tearing apart HVAC ductwork lines to clear space for their dens.

  • Biosecurity & Health Hazards: Raccoon latrines pose a severe health risk. Their waste can carry raccoon roundworm (Baylisascaris procyonis), a dangerous parasite whose airborne spores remain resilient for years, alongside traditional risks like Rabies.

The Acorn 3-Step Raccoon Exclusion Process

Step 1: Structural Ingress Assessment We meticulously track down every active entry hole, ripped vent, or vulnerable roof seam that raccoons are using to breach your property.

Step 2: Targeted Trapping & Removal We deploy heavy-duty, humane trapping strategies to safely capture and remove the active raccoons from the structure, ensuring no animals are left trapped behind.

Step 3: Attic Sanitization & Heavy-Duty Exclusion Our team cleans and disinfects the nesting site to remove biological hazards, and then permanently reinforces the breach points with commercial-grade steel mesh and structural repairs so no future wildlife can tear their way back in.

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