A homeowner in Markham, near 16th Avenue and Ninth Line, contacted us after suspecting raccoon activity in their attic. We promptly dispatched one of our experienced wildlife control technicians to assess the situation.
During the inspection, the technician heard distinct baby raccoon noises coming from the attic space. After locating the exact nesting area, the technician carefully created a small opening to reach the babies. Each baby raccoon was safely and gently removed by hand, following strict humane handling procedures.
To allow the mother raccoon to exit the attic safely, we installed a one-way door over the entry point in the soffit. This special device ensures the mother can leave but cannot return — encouraging relocation without harm.
After about a week, and once we confirmed the mother raccoon had exited the attic, our technician returned to the property. The one-way door was removed, and the soffit was professionally repaired to restore the home’s structure and prevent future wildlife entry.
This is how we handle raccoon removals in Markham — safe, humane, and effective from start to finish.
If you’re experiencing similar issues near Major Mackenzie Drive or Kennedy Road, give us a call for fast, professional raccoon removal service.
