Expert Raccoon Removal

Our trained specialists identify entry points, remove nuisance raccoons, and help prevent future invasions.

How to Identify a Raccoon Problem

Raccoons are highly intelligent and incredibly strong. While their "bandit mask" and ringed tail are iconic, their presence in your home is a serious matter. Unlike smaller rodents, raccoons are heavy enough to tear through roofing materials and pull apart soffits.

Is There a Raccoon in Your Attic? Key Signs to Look For



Attics provide the perfect, warm environment for raccoons to build their dens, especially during the spring birthing season here in Michigan. Because they are much larger than typical rodents, the damage they cause happens quickly. If you suspect an unwelcome guest has moved upstairs, look and listen for these tell-tale signs:


  • Heavy Footsteps at Night- You will likely hear loud thumping, heavy scratching, or dragging sounds right above your ceiling shortly after sunset.
  • Strange Vocalizations- Listen for "chattering," low growling, or the high-pitched crying of baby raccoons, which can often be mistaken for birds chirping.
  • Ceiling Stains and Odors- If you notice a strong, foul odor or brown moisture stains appearing on your ceiling drywall, it may be a sign of accumulated waste above.
  • Displaced Insulation- If you are able to safely look into your attic space, you might see trampled, torn, or piled-up insulation where they have cleared a space to nest.


Why Choose Professional Raccoon Removal

Attempting to remove raccoons without professional assistance can be dangerous. Raccoons can become aggressive when threatened, especially mothers protecting their young.


Our wildlife specialists provide:

  • Humane removal methods
  • Safe trapping and relocation
  • Attic inspections
  • Entry point sealing
  • Wildlife exclusion services
  • Damage assessment
  • Cleanup and sanitation


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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How much does raccoon removal cost?

    Pricing depends on infestation severity, access difficulty, and required exclusion work. Contact us for a free inspection and estimate.

  • Are raccoons dangerous?

    Yes. Raccoons can carry diseases and may become aggressive when cornered or protecting their young.

  • Can I remove a raccoon myself?

    DIY removal is not recommended due to safety risks and potential legal restrictions.

  • Will raccoons return after removal?

    Proper exclusion and sealing of entry points greatly reduce the likelihood of future infestations.

  • How quickly can you respond?

    e offer prompt inspections and emergency wildlife removal services.