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Raccoon removal in Edmonton

Found, removed and the way in closed, because a raccoon that got into an attic once can do it again.

From $350 after inspection, priced before we start

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A raccoon standing on a weathered wooden deck next to a black wheeled garbage bin, facing the camera.

Exclusion

Where they get in

Looking up at a house roofline where a vented soffit panel has come out of its channel, leaving a dark gap.

Soffit and roofline

The most common way into an attic, and a gap a raccoon can widen once it has found it.

  • Chimneys and vents. An uncapped chimney is a den. Vents are pushed rather than chewed, so the damage is easy to miss from the ground.
  • Decks, sheds and steps. Ground level dens under a structure, which is the same job as a skunk under a deck.
  • Restoration after. Contaminated insulation removed rather than covered, because what they leave behind is the part that lingers.

Instead of the usual

We do not close an entry while young are still inside. That is both inhumane and how a roof space becomes a much worse problem.

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On the job

What it looks like on site

A technician lies in an attic among trusses and pink insulation, holding a flashlight and a tool.Attics are where rodent entry gets found and sealed.
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Get it looked at

Raccoons treatment starts at $350. The figure is set after we have seen it, and before anything is applied.

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Questions we get

About raccoons specifically.

It is priced after the inspection and before any work starts. A raccoon in a chimney and a raccoon under a deck are different jobs, so the figure is set on what is actually there rather than over the phone.

They are removed and the way in is closed behind them, which is the part that decides whether this recurs. The method depends on where the animal is and on whether there are young, so we explain exactly what we are going to do for your situation before anything starts rather than after.

Nothing gets sealed while young are still inside, and we check for them before anything is closed. Closing an entry on a den leaves the young in the roof space, which is inhumane and turns a contained problem into a far worse one inside a wall or a ceiling. Where there are young, the work is sequenced around them.

Not through a closed entry. Sealing the way in is the part of the job that decides whether this recurs, which is true of every animal we exclude.

Restoration is available: contaminated insulation is removed and replaced rather than left in place. It matters for two reasons. Soiled insulation holds a scent that draws the next animal to the same spot, and it stops doing the job you are paying to heat the house with. We tell you whether it needs doing once we have been up there.

Anything not here, call 825-522-1997 and describe it. Most of the time we can tell you what it is on the phone.