A Markham homeowner on Spy Court, located near the bustling Highway 7 and Woodbine Avenue intersection, faced significant property damage when a determined raccoon tore through their roof shingles and established a nest in the attic. Our wildlife restoration team implemented a complete solution: First, we conducted a thorough structural assessment, documenting all compromised areas from the shredded shingles to the contaminated attic space. Our certified roofers then performed precision repairs using matching architectural shingles while our wildlife specialists sanitized the attic, removing all nesting materials and applying enzymatic cleaners to eliminate odors and biological hazards. The critical phase involved installing a professional-grade one-way exclusion system, carefully monitored for 72 hours to ensure the raccoon’s humane evacuation before we completed permanent fortifications with galvanized steel mesh and copper flashing.
This Markham neighborhood surrounding the Highway 7 and Woodbine corridor, including nearby streets like Apple Creek Boulevard, Berczy Glen Way, Stonebridge Drive, Bur Oak Avenue, and Ninth Line, experiences frequent wildlife conflicts due to its proximity to the Bruce’s Mill Conservation Area and Berczy Creek wetlands. Our damage restoration specialists serve this entire community from 16th Avenue to Major Mackenzie Drive, with particular expertise in the Berczy Village and Cornell subdivisions were raccoon activity peaks seasonally. The Spy Court homeowner received our premium Wildlife Damage Restoration Package, which included attic insulation replacement, roof reinforcement, and a 5-year exclusion warranty – the most comprehensive protection available in Markham’s wildlife-prone neighborhoods. For more information about raccoon removal please check our website.
