The Problem
Clever. Curious. Destructive.
Louisiana raccoons are among the smartest and strongest urban wildlife we deal with. A mother raccoon will tear through soffits, roof vents, and even shingles to make a den for her kits. Left alone, a single season can mean torn insulation, chewed wiring, and thousands of dollars in damage.
Our Approach
Locate the Den
Attic, chimney, shed, under-deck — we find it before we set traps.
Humane Trapping
Live traps with daily checks, and we use game cameras to monitor.
Seal Every Entry
Heavy-gauge steel and roofline repair. No paper patches.
Sanitize the Space
Full decon of latrine areas, contaminated insulation removed.
Warning Signs
- Heavy thumping in the attic between dusk and dawn
- Torn soffits, damaged shingles, or opened roof vents
- Chittering or growling sounds from ceilings
- Overturned trash cans and scattered debris
- Muddy paw prints on siding, decks, or window ledges

