A raccoon was nested in the attic of a house in

We recently assisted a concerned homeowner in Richmond Hill, ON, located in the quiet neighborhood of Jacey Anne Drive near the bustling intersection of Yonge Street and Oxford Street. The client reached out to us after hearing unsettling scratching noises coming from their roof—a telltale sign of wildlife activity.

Our wildlife response team arrived promptly to investigate. After conducting a thorough inspection, we discovered:

  • raccoon had established a nest in the attic
  • The entry point was a damaged roof vent that allowed access

Our certified technician implemented a humane and effective raccoon removal strategy:

  1. Installed a specialized one-way door over the entry point, allowing the raccoon to exit but not re-enter
  2. Conducted a follow-up visit the next day to confirm the raccoon had vacated the premises
  3. Permanently sealed the vent and reinforced it with durable wildlife-proof screening
  4. Conducted a final attic inspection to ensure complete resolution

This neighborhood—which includes nearby streets like High Tech Road, Tower Hill Road, and Parkview Avenue—features beautiful homes that sometimes attract wildlife seeking shelter. Our team frequently services this area, including properties along Oxford Street, Redstone Road, and throughout the Yonge Street corridor.

The client was extremely satisfied with our prompt, professional service that resolved their wildlife issue without harm to the animal. We not only removed the raccoon but also secured their home against future intrusions.

If you’re in Richmond Hill, ON, particularly near Yonge Street, Oxford Street, Jacey Anne Drive, or surrounding areas, and suspect wildlife in your attic or roof, contact us today for ethical and effective raccoon removal services. Visit our website for more information about protecting your home from wildlife intrusions!