A Markham homeowner on Fitzgerald Avenue, located near the busy Village Parkway and Highway 7 intersection, contacted us after discovering a raccoon family had taken up residence in their backyard shed. Our wildlife specialists responded immediately with our proven family-friendly removal protocol: we carefully relocated the baby raccoons to a sheltered spot near the shed, allowing the mother to safely retrieve them while we worked. After the family was reunited outdoors, we thoroughly disinfected the shed interior and permanently sealed all entry points with heavy-duty galvanized steel mesh – the most reliable wildlife-proofing solution for outdoor structures.
This Markham neighborhood surrounding the Village Parkway and Highway 7 area, including nearby streets like Apple Creek Boulevard, Berczy Glen Way, Stonebridge Drive, Bur Oak Avenue, and Ninth Line, frequently experiences shed intrusions due to its proximity to the Bruce’s Mill Conservation Area and Berczy Creek. Our team specializes in serving this growing community throughout Berczy Village and Cornell, from 16th Avenue to Major Mackenzie Drive. The Fitzgerald Avenue homeowner appreciated our compassionate approach that kept the raccoon family together while permanently securing their shed. For residents in these Markham neighborhoods, we offer raccoon removal, comprehensive shed wildlife-proofing services and seasonal maintenance inspections to protect outdoor structures year-round.
