PRO WILDLIFE REMOVAL’S DEDICATED PROFESSIONALS
For over a decade, the residents of the Central Florida area have relied on just one company to take care of their raccoon removal needs: Pro Wildlife Removal.
Pro Wildlife Removal’s dedicated professionals
We have over a decade of experience in Raccoon Removal in the Central Florida area
Don’t waste time and resources trying to keep raccoon bandits at bay. Our trained professionals at Pro Wildlife Removal have years of experience along with the appropriate tools and skills to remove raccoons and keep them away for good. The Pro Wildlife removal team undergo rigorous training backed by industry-leading certification.
Have you fallen victim to a raccoon invasion on your home or business property? Let the experts at Pro Wildlife Removal serve you.
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Are raccoons invading your home?
Why you need to call the Central Florida raccoon removal experts
Raccoons are probably considered the most adorable pests that invade people’s homes seeking food and shelter. But don’t let their appearance fool you. These trash pandas can pose a serious threat to humans, especially once they have entered your home.
Raccoons carry many diseases and parasites that can infect humans and pets both directly (biting) and indirectly (inhalation of excrement), including leptospirosis, salmonella, roundworm, and rabies. Not only can raccoons cause bodily harm, they often cause expensive structural damage to property and make a mess of garbage cans, gardens, and more.
Raccoon mothers are also VERY protective of their young, so if you have discovered a raccoon nest in your home or attic, let our pros handle it. We will safely remove and relocate the raccoon mother and her kits.
If you find that a raccoon has entered your home or has made a nest in your attic, garage, chimney, crawl space, or barn, do NOT try to corner the animal. Raccoons can become aggressive when confronted. Only trained wildlife removal professionals can remove raccoons safely and securely.
ARE YOU A CENTRAL FLORIDA HOMEOWNER? LOOK OUT FOR PROPERTY DAMAGE CAUSED BY RACCOONS
Raccoons can weigh up to 20 pounds and are surprisingly strong. They have also highly adapted to urban and suburban environments and tend to seek out human-made structures to build their dens, such as attics and chimneys. Your home provides a warm, safe environment for raccoons to live, escape the weather, sleep, and raise their young. If you’re a homeowner in Central Florida and have discovered raccoons living on your property, here are some of the types of structural damage you need to look out for.
- Roof damage. In order to reach the safe space your attic provides for raccoons to build their den, they will search your roof for any open space they can manipulate into an entryway. They will use their powerful dexterous paws to tear through shingles, fascia, and soffits. This damage can cause serious problems for your home, including introducing moisture which can lead to mold.
- Attic damage. Once inside your attic, raccoons will begin to tear materials apart in order to build their nests. They will chew on and tear apart wood, wires, drywall, air ducts, and insulation. This damage can seriously degrade the structural integrity of your roof, increase the risk of fire, and raise the cost of your heating and cooling.
The Raccoon removal Central Florida experts at Pro Wildlife Removal can help. Call us now.
HEALTH RISKS RACCOONS CARRY
The risk of disease associated with raccoons is what makes them dangerous. Pro Wildlife Removal has the skills and experience necessary to trap, remove, and relocate raccoons while also cleaning up the contamination they leave behind. We will completely eliminate the health risks associated with raccoons so you can get back to living safely in your home.
Why you should seek professional Central Florida raccoon removal services
Raccoons are highly adaptive animals and have adjusted exceptionally well to urban and suburban environments with increased shelter and food made available by people. This is good news for raccoons, but bad news for us. The more contact that occurs between humans and raccoons, the higher the risk of spreading zoonotic diseases.
Raccoons are vectors of the Rabies virus and have high levels of infectious bacteria and parasites in their feces and urine, which can be transferred to humans simply by breathing in contaminated dust.
If raccoons have sought shelter in your home, do not attempt to remove them yourself and risk direct or indirect contact with their urine or feces.