Willingboro's wooded lots and older homes see squirrels, raccoons, and bats.
From the first inspection to permanent exclusion, we remove nuisance wildlife from Willingboro homes and properties â humanely and safely.
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Willingboro is a planned township with a lot of homes built around the same era, and that shows up in the calls we get. Slab foundations, attached sheds and tight side yards mean groundhogs and raccoons find shelter close to the house rather than out in a field somewhere.
Groundhogs are the one to watch here. A burrow under a slab or a shed floor undermines whatever is above it, and the damage usually shows up as a cracked walk, a corner that has started to drop, or a door that suddenly stops closing the way it used to.
Why are groundhogs such a problem in Willingboro?
The housing stock suits them. Slab foundations and attached outbuildings give a burrow somewhere protected to start, and digging under a slab edge is what undermines the concrete sitting above it.
Can you stop raccoons getting into my roof?
Yes. Raccoons use roofline gaps, soffits and vents, and sealing those is what ends it. Trapping removes the animal, but the opening is what brings the next one, so closing it is part of the job.
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