Wildlife Exclusion Project – Markham, ON

Location: Markham, Ontario (near 16th Avenue & McCowan Road, close to Raymerville Drive)

We recently completed a raccoon removal project on a residential clay tile roof in Markham, ON. The homeowner reported signs of animal activity in the attic. Upon inspection, we identified the entry point at the soffit-to-roof junction, a vulnerable area often raccoons. (See photos above.)

Given the clay tile roofing, which can be fragile and difficult to work with, our technician implemented a non-invasive solution using a professional-grade one-way door. This allows any animals inside to exit safely, without the ability to return.

To prevent re-entry, the area was fully reinforced with galvanized steel mesh, custom-fitted and anchored securely without damaging the tiles or siding.

Scope of Work:

  • On-site inspection and assessment

  • Identification of soffit junction entry point

  • Safe and humane one-way door installation

  • Reinforcement with animal-proof mesh

  • Respectful handling of clay roofing materials

📍 This job was completed near Raymerville Drive, proudly serving surrounding Markham neighborhoods like Wismer Commons and Old Markham Village.