Raccoon Removal
Have you ever been awakened by a thud or footsteps in your attic?
Chances are, a raccoon has taken up residence in your home. Raccoons are bold, agile, and cunning creatures, who only need a four inch gap to gain entry into your home. Because racoons are nocturnal, seeing them during the day is rare. A racoon seen in the daylight may be sick and should be avoided. Racoons carry diseases like rabies and racoon roundworm.
Signs You Have a Raccoon
Smudges on downspouts, ripped shingles or holes where vents used to be in the soffit, are all signs of a racoon’s presence.
Prevention and Removal
You can be proactive in warding off racoons by picking up trash in your yard, choosing trash cans with tight lids, and keeping pet food inside. If you are dealing with a racoon problem, give First Response Wildlife Removal a Call, racoons should be enjoyed out in the wild, not your house.