A Mississauga homeowner on Orange Walk Crescent, located near the busy Confederation Parkway and Highway 403 interchange, contacted us after discovering an unexpected raccoon family nesting in their attic. Our wildlife specialists arrived promptly to assess the situation, finding a mother raccoon with her four babies comfortably settled in the insulation. Following our compassionate family relocation protocol, we carefully removed the babies and placed them in a warm containment box near the entry point while installing a specialized one-way door system. This allowed the mother to safely exit and reunite with her young, while preventing re-entry to the attic. Within hours, the determined mother successfully carried each baby to a new natural den location, demonstrating remarkable care for her offspring.
This Mississauga neighborhood surrounding the Confederation and 403 corridors, including nearby streets like Bristol Road West, Fieldgate Drive, Green Meadow Drive, Golden Orchard Drive, and Darcel Avenue, frequently experiences attic intrusions due to its proximity to the Credit River watershed and numerous parklands. Our team has extensive experience serving this entire region from Rathburn Road to Burnhamthorpe Road, particularly in the Sheridan Park and Churchill Meadows communities. The Orange Walk Crescent homeowner was deeply appreciative of our gentle approach that kept the raccoon family together while permanently solving their attic intrusion with commercial-grade steel screening on all vulnerable entry points. For more information about raccoon removal, please check our website.
