A Markham homeowner on Captain Francis Drive, located near the major 16th Avenue and Highway 404 intersection, contacted us after discovering significant damage to their soffit and suspecting wildlife activity. Our team responded immediately to investigate and found clear evidence of a raccoon infestation, including droppings in the attic. We implemented our proven two-phase removal system: First, we installed a heavy-duty one-way exclusion device over the damaged soffit, allowing the raccoon to exit but preventing re-entry. Several days later, after confirming the raccoon had vacated the premises, we returned to permanently repair the soffit with wildlife-proof materials and conduct a full attic sanitation to remove all traces of contamination.
This Markham neighborhood surrounding the 16th Avenue and Highway 404 area, including nearby streets like Rodick Road, Woodbine Avenue, and Carlton Road, is particularly prone to wildlife intrusions due to its proximity to natural ravine systems. Our team specializes in servicing this entire region, from Major Mackenzie Drive to Elgin Mills Road, providing humane wildlife solutions tailored to Markham’s unique suburban-urban environment. The Captain Francis Drive homeowner appreciated our thorough approach that not only removed the raccoon humanely but also restored their home’s integrity. For residents in these Markham communities, we offer complete wildlife prevention packages including attic restoration and 24/7 emergency service – because proper exclusion is just as important as removal when protecting your home from future invasions. For more information of raccoon removal please check our website.
