Pest Identification: Raccoons
Much like opossums, raccoons harass pets and steal food, move under and into buildings and even chimneys, get into the garbage, and can spread rabies.
If you call within our hours of operation, we answer the phone LIVE, no automated greeting. One of our professional customer service representatives will take the time to listen to your concerns and ask questions to determine what type of wildlife issue you are dealing with.
After determining which type of wildlife issue exists, we will describe to you everything that is involved with the actual removal of the animal(s) and if exclusion work is recommended.
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