We recently assisted a homeowner in Oakville, ON, in the well-established neighborhood near the Eighth Line and Highway 403 intersection. The client, located on Falgarwood Drive, contacted us after spotting a raccoon repeatedly climbing onto their roof—a clear sign of wildlife intrusion.
Our wildlife specialists arrived promptly and conducted a detailed inspection of the roof and attic. The assessment revealed:
- A raccoon nest inside the attic with baby raccoons present
- An entry point at a roof vent, allowing the mother raccoon to come and go
To resolve the situation safely and humanely, our technician implemented a carefully planned approach:
- Installed a one-way door over the entry point, allowing the mother to exit but blocking re-entry
- Gently removed the baby raccoons and placed them in a sheltered spot near the exit
- Monitored the situation until the mother raccoon returned, retrieved her young, and left the property
- Once the raccoon family was safely relocated, we removed the one-way door and permanently sealed the vent
This neighborhood—which includes nearby streets like Glenashton Drive, Munn’s Avenue, Postridge Drive, and Westoak Trails Boulevard—is known for its mature trees and green spaces, making it occasionally susceptible to wildlife activity. Our team has extensive experience serving this area, including homes along Sixth Line, Neyagawa Boulevard, and throughout the Falgarwood community.
The client was extremely relieved that we handled the situation without harm to the animals while ensuring their home was securely protected against future intrusions.
If you’re in Oakville, ON, particularly near Eighth Line, Hwy 403, Falgarwood Drive, or surrounding areas like Glenashton or Postridge, and suspect raccoons or other wildlife in your attic or roof, contact us for professional, humane wildlife removal done right! For more raccoon removal projects check our website.
