A concerned homeowner on Clementine Square in Scarborough, located near the busy Ellesmere Road and Markham Road intersection, contacted us after hearing persistent thumping noises coming from their attic. Our wildlife specialists arrived promptly to assess the situation and confirmed a raccoon had taken up residence in the attic space. We immediately implemented our proven raccoon removal protocol: installing a specialized one-way door over the entry point that allowed the raccoon to exit but prevented re-entry, while simultaneously securing the perimeter with durable galvanized steel mesh. After confirming the raccoon’s departure, we completed permanent repairs to the damaged shingles and installed protective screening to fortify the roof against future intrusions – essential protection in this established neighbourhood where mature trees and proximity to green spaces often lead to wildlife encounters.
This Scarborough neighbourhood surrounding the Ellesmere and Markham corridors, including nearby streets like Bamburgh Circle, Milan Court, and Consilium Place, frequently experiences wildlife activity due to its mix of residential and natural areas. Our team has extensive experience servicing this entire area, from Progress Avenue to Finch Avenue East, and throughout the Milliken and Agincourt communities. The Clementine Square homeowner was particularly impressed with our efficient two-visit process and thorough preventative measures. For residents in these Scarborough neighbourhoods dealing with attic intruders, our humane removal methods and permanent exclusion solutions provide complete peace of mind while protecting both homes and local wildlife populations. Our client was especially satisfied with how we resolved their raccoon problem without harming the animal while ensuring their home remained securely protected against future wildlife damage.
