Hearing scratching in the attic at night? Raccoons tear up soffits, contaminate insulation, and multiply fast. We remove them humanely and seal your home so they can't come back.
Real jobs, photographed by our crew. Found, fixed, and sealed so it doesn't happen again.
Photos are from our own jobs. Customer addresses are never shown.
The questions we get asked most about raccoon removal.
No. Inspections are always free. We come out, find where the raccoon is getting in and how many there are, then tell you exactly what it takes to sort it. You can decline the work and still owe us nothing.
No, and that is the mistake most homeowners make. Trapping removes the animal but leaves the opening it used, so the next raccoon follows the same route in. Every job we do ends with the entry points sealed and the damaged area repaired.
Yes. Raccoons are a rabies vector in New Jersey, and their droppings can carry roundworm. They also tear up insulation, chew wiring and damage the roofline. That is why attic work is treated as a clean-up job, not just a removal.
The inspection and setup usually happen on the first visit. Where a one-way door is fitted, the animal leaves on its own and we return to seal the opening once it is out. Straightforward jobs finish quickly, attic restorations take longer.
Raccoons are nocturnal and crafty. If any of these sound familiar, one may have moved in.
Raccoons don't just make noise — they cause real damage and carry real risks.
We locate every entry point and confirm where they're nesting.
Safe trapping and removal, with care for any young in the nest.
We close every gap so nothing gets back in — soffits, vents, rooflines.
If an animal returns, we come back at no extra charge.
Looking specifically for a raccoon trapper? See raccoon trapping and how we seal the entry points so it does not happen again.
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