Understanding the Risk
Raccoons are powerful, opportunistic mammals that break into attics, chimneys, and soffits to den and raise young. They damage roofing, soffits, and ductwork, and their feces carry roundworm and leptospirosis — a serious health hazard.
Raccoons enter through loose shingles, uncapped chimneys, damaged soffits, and unsealed vents. Trapping alone clears the current animal, but without exclusion the next raccoon moves in within weeks. Lasting protection requires one-way doors combined with structural reinforcement.
Signs of Infestation
Heavy thumping or dragging sounds in the attic or ceiling at night — raccoons are large and loud.
Torn shingles, bent soffits, or ripped vent screens on the roofline as entry points are forced open.
Droppings on the roof or near base of trees — raccoon latrines concentrate waste in one spot.
Visible damage to trash cans, garden beds, or lawn as raccoons forage at night.
Sighting of adults traveling at dusk or hearing kit (baby) vocalizations from inside walls or ceilings.
Our Raccoon Treatment Process
Inspection & Den Assessment
We locate every den site, entry point, and travel route — from attic access to chimney openings — using a full exterior and interior assessment.
Humane Live Trapping
Cage traps and one-way exclusion doors allow raccoons to exit but not re-enter, removing the animal without harm and relocating per state wildlife regulations.
Structural Exclusion
Damaged soffits, vents, and rooflines are reinforced with raccoon-proof materials; chimneys are capped and all access points sealed.
Sanitation & Monitoring
Contaminated den sites are identified for cleanup to remove roundworm and disease risk, and the perimeter is monitored for new activity.
Why Choose GNM for Raccoon Control
30-Minute Response
We contact every lead within 30 minutes — pests wait for no one.
Licensed & Insured
Certified technicians trained in the latest clinical protocols.
Family & Pet Safe
Targeted formulations that protect what matters most.
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