A Markham homeowner on Melchior Crescent, located near the busy Apple Creek Boulevard and Woodbine Avenue intersection, called us in distress after discovering significant roof damage caused by a persistent raccoon. Our wildlife response team arrived promptly to assess the situation and implemented our proven removal system. We installed a heavy-duty one-way exclusion device over the damaged area, allowing the raccoon to safely exit while preventing re-entry. Within two days, the raccoon had vacated the attic, enabling us to return and complete permanent repairs – replacing compromised shingles and installing galvanized steel screening for long-term protection against future wildlife damage.
This Markham neighborhood surrounding the Apple Creek and Woodbine area, including nearby streets like Bantry Avenue, Stonebridge Drive, and Berczy Glen Way, frequently experiences wildlife intrusions due to its proximity to the Berczy Creek and Milne Dam Conservation Park. Our team has extensive experience servicing this growing community, from 16th Avenue to Major Mackenzie Drive, providing humane and effective wildlife solutions. The Melchior Crescent homeowner was thrilled with our prompt service and the peace of mind that came with our comprehensive roof restoration and wildlife-proofing. For residents in these Markham neighborhoods, we offer seasonal wildlife prevention inspections and raccoon removal service to identify and address vulnerabilities before animals can cause damage.
