Raccoon Removal York Region

Empire Wildlife Removal feels strongly about safe and humane removal of problem wildlife from your property. Using humane techniques, animals are removed in a safe way by utilizing repellents, one-way-doors, and snare-poles: this includes raccoon removal York region. Although raccoons can be very endearing, they are not pets and can become a problem especially if they have found a way into your home: This is where Empire Wildlife Removal will conduct raccoon removal York region. If your home has been invaded by a family of raccoons trying to find shelter, do not attempt to handle this yourself, you need to contact a professional.

Empire Wildlife Removal have many years of experience in this field and are qualified professionals in all aspects of raccoon removal York region and the GTA. The experts at Empire Wildlife Removal will remove these creatures from your premises in a timely manner. Although cute in appearance, raccoons can be very destructive. Raccoons typically get into household garbage, they leave behind feces that may encompass parasites, they can make a lot of racket, they carry many diseases such as distemper and rabies that are passed to both humans and pets if bitten, and they can cause immense structural harm to your home. This is why raccoon removal York region is a job that should be left to professionals who have experience in dealing with raccoon removal.

You will find that each wildlife removal York Region Ontario is ecologically responsible, ensuring that only environmentally sound ways and humane animal removal techniques are used for animal control, damage control and wildlife removal problems. If you need their service, you simply need to give a call at their toll-free helpline number.

The most common complaints include the following:

1. Raccoons in the attic.
2. Raccoons in the crawlspace.
3. Chirping noises coming from attic or chimney.
4. Bird like noises coming from the walls.
5. Raccoons living in the chimney.
6. Raccoons on the roof.
7. Raccoons getting into garbage cans.
8. Raccoons eating pet food or bird seed.
9. Raccoons under the deck.
10. Raccoons under the porch.
11. Raccoons under the shed.
12. Raccoons droppings on deck.

Sick, potentially rabid raccoon (active during the day, walking around in circles, moving slowing, climbing up things and falling down). Raccoon presence is alarming to pets. For these reasons, many people wish to have nuisance raccoons trapped and removed.