Raccoons are nocturnal, so you might hear them at night. Signs include overturned trash cans, raccoon feces near food sources or resting areas, and noises like chattering or fighting. Look for damage to your home’s exterior, such as torn roof vents or damaged siding, which can indicate entry points.

Raccoons can be dangerous due to the diseases they carry, such as rabies, leptospirosis, and roundworms, which can be transmitted to humans and pets. They can also become aggressive if cornered or if they feel threatened, especially if they have young with them.

Avoid approaching or trying to capture the raccoon. Keep pets and children away from it. Secure your garbage cans and remove sources of food that might attract raccoons. Contact wildlife removal professionals who are equipped to safely and humanely remove raccoons.

Laws on trapping and relocating raccoons vary by location. In many areas, it’s legal to trap raccoons, but relocation might be restricted due to concerns about spreading diseases. Always check with local wildlife authorities to understand the regulations in your area. Need to have raccoon trapping or relocating? Schedule an appointment today.

We use humane live traps and exclusion techniques, ensuring safe removal and preventing future entry. Our team also offers repair services for damage caused by raccoons.

We recommend securing garbage cans, removing outdoor pet food at night, sealing entry points, and keeping tree branches trimmed away from your home to discourage raccoons from entering.

Absolutely. Our approach centers on humane capture and relocation, ensuring the safety of the animals while addressing your raccoon issue.

Cleaning up after raccoons requires caution due to health risks. Our team can advise on safe cleanup practices, including wearing protective gear and using appropriate cleaning solutions.

Yes, raccoons are capable of causing significant damage in their search for food or shelter. Our services include not just removal but also repair of any damage to ensure your home remains safe and secure.

Spring and early summer are peak times for raccoon issues, as they seek safe places to birth and raise their young. Our team is ready to address these challenges, providing timely and effective solutions.

Yes, our Nashville coverage includes Franklin, Brentwood, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet, Smyrna, as well as Madison, Gallatin, Goodlettsville, La Vergne, Nolensville, Spring Hill, Bellevue, Antioch, and Hermitage. We’re equipped to address wildlife concerns across the Nashville metropolitan area and its suburbs.