Permanently Eliminate Your Raccoon Problems
Raccoons will eat almost anything, including garbage. They take advantage of your warm home and other dwellings on your property, and will make dens in a chimney, attic, or shed without hesitation. They’re strong, smart mammals that will rip openings into your house looking for food and shelter. They will chew on wires and short-circuit electrical outlets.
It goes without saying: Raccoons can cause some serious problems. At Catseye, it’s our commitment to ensure these problems don’t become your problems. We’ve developed a thorough and dedicated raccoon control program to ensure these problems don’t happen.
Raccoon Removal
Our multi-visit wildlife removal program uses various eviction techniques to remove raccoons in a permanent and humane way.
Raccoon Clean Up
Our wildlife clean-up service will clean your basement, attic, and crawl spaces, as well as any other part of your home that’s been damaged by raccoons.
Raccoon Exclusion
Catseye’s Cat-Guard Exclusion Systems are a permanent exclusion solution that protects homes from raccoons and other nuisance wildlife.
The Ultimate Home Protection from Raccoons
The Catseye mission is to protect your home by providing the best raccoon control program and award-winning customer service. We are experts at removal and exclusion through a time-tested process that includes:
- Platinum Home Protection Money-Back Guarantee
- Free Inspection of Your Home
- Customized Treatment Plan
- Comprehensive, In-Depth Service Visits
- Flexible Scheduling & Emergency Visits
- Secure Online Account & Dedicated Customer Service Representative
- Catseye’s Signature Service Scan System & Reporting
Signs of a Raccoon Infestation
Before you see a raccoon, you will probably hear them. Rustling or scurrying around your attic, on the roof, or even in your chimney.
They’re extremely vocal and interact with each other through sounds like purring, growling, whimpering, or screeching.
You may hear garbage cans being rummaged through or knocked over.
Finding animal droppings is another good indication that you have a pest problem. Raccoon droppings look similar to dog droppings, but raccoons tend to return to the same spot when defecating. If you discover droppings in your home, garage, or someplace outside, you may have a raccoon infestation.
Do not handle the raccoon droppings on your own. Contact a pest control professional to ensure that you, your family, and your pets are safe from potential diseases.
Raccoons sometimes den on rooftops, too. Covering chimney flues and trimming overhanging tree branches can prevent this.
If you think you have a raccoon problem, contact our professional wildlife removal and control specialists today.
Keep Raccoons Out Permanently
When dealing with a raccoon problem, wildlife exclusion is the only way to ensure that the problem never returns.
Catseye’s Cat-Guard Exclusion Systems are a permanent raccoon exclusion solution that protects homes and other structures from being taken over by wildlife.
To do so, our pest and nuisance wildlife technicians utilize long-term solutions like full home seal-ups.
