Cost depends on the entry point, how the raccoon got in, and whether repair work is needed. We offer free inspections so we can give you an accurate quote before any work begins.

Common signs include scratching or thumping noises at night, torn insulation, damaged vents or soffits, a strong odor, and overturned trash cans or dug-up areas in your yard. If you're hearing movement in your attic, it's worth getting an inspection.

Yes. We use humane trapping methods to safely remove the raccoon from your property without harming it.

It varies depending on the situation, but most raccoons are trapped and removed within a few days of setting traps. If there are babies involved, timing can take a bit longer to make sure the whole family is removed safely.

Yes. Once the raccoon is removed, we repair the entry point, whether that's a damaged vent, soffit, roofline gap, or torn skirting, so it can't happen again.

If the entry point isn't properly sealed, yes, which is why we always repair the damage as part of the job, not just remove the animal and leave.

Yes. We check for nesting and babies before trapping, since removing a mother without her babies can leave them trapped and cause a bigger problem. We handle the full family safely.