Raccoon's are very intelligent critters that can gain access to your house either through the foundation or on the roof into the attic. During the Spring and Summer when they are having babies and looking for places to raise them, your house is looking very nice. The most common problem is the foundation vents being opened and a female raccoon finds it. Once they are under your house it i important not to just seal the hole because that can cause lots more damage. The best solution is to have the raccoon's properly removed and then seal up the foundation so they can not enter again.
We are able to remove raccoon's from under your house in Beaverton and all around the metro area. We use human methods that allow for the raccoon's to relocate and not come in contact with humans whenever possible. It is our goal to make the process least stressful for the animals and customers.
We are able to remove raccoon's from under your house in Beaverton and all around the metro area. We use human methods that allow for the raccoon's to relocate and not come in contact with humans whenever possible. It is our goal to make the process least stressful for the animals and customers.
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Raccon's like all critters are very fun to watch and enjoy in the wild. But people need to understand that these are wild animals and need to be respected. Feeding them is never a good idea because they can become reliant on people, which will most likely lead to a human-raccoon conflict. Never feed raccoon's they are very smart and effective hunters/gathers. They are natures survivalists which is why they can be found in the middle of the forest or in downtown urban cities.
Beaverton Raccoon Control
Once you have raccoon's in your attic or under your house it is too late to prevent the problem. But if you do not have a problem it is a good idea to take all the steps possible to prevent the problems. Below are the main steps to prevent any wildlife problems at your house and property.
Wildlife Prevention Tips:
- Never leave pet food or any food outside or in your garage, but if you do make sure it is stored in sealed storage.
- Inspect your house for obvious openings or unsealed vents. Many times we help people with wildlife problems that were cause from a problem they had seen years ago but choose to do nothing about.
- Control rodent population around your property. This is a major step that many people over look. Rat's and mice are a common food source for many critters and if there is no food source or shelter, the wildlife will not stay around.
- Keep your property clean and organized. Large piles of junk or brush make perfect shelter for critters to move in and setup a home.
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