Humane Raccoon Exclusion for Attics, Chimneys & Crawlspaces
Raccoons are strong and persistent, and they can tear open roof vents, soffits and chimney flues. We get them out humanely with one-way doors and exclusion, then seal, repair and sanitize.
Raccoons are a protected furbearer in New Mexico, so our approach is humane exclusion only: we confirm whether there are young, install one-way doors so the raccoons leave on their own (or hand-remove young so they can be reunited with the mother outside), then seal every entry point so they can't return.
Raccoons often leave latrines (repeated toilet areas) and torn insulation behind. We remove contaminated material, sanitize, and arrange insulation replacement through our insulation partner when it's needed.
Finally, we install chimney caps, heavy-gauge vent guards and roofline repairs built to stand up to a determined raccoon.
What's included
- Humane exclusion with one-way doors and hand removal
- Checks for young before sealing
- Latrine and droppings cleanup
- Chimney caps and heavy-gauge vent guards
- Roofline and soffit repair
- 01
Inspect
We go over the whole structure, foundation to roofline, and photograph every entry point and sign of activity.
- 02
Remove humanely
One-way doors, hand removal and humane exclusion, timed to protect young animals.
- 03
Seal
Chew-proof mesh, flashing and exterior-grade sealants on every opening that matters.
- 04
Clean & restore
Droppings and soiled insulation removed, then sanitizing, deodorizing and new insulation through our insulation partner.
- 05
Protect
A follow-up check, plus written warranty options and annual check-ups.
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