There’s a reason why raccoons look as though they’re wearing a robber’s mask—they are some of the most mischievous urban wildlife. As the weather cools, raccoons begin preparing for winter. They are well known for creating warm dens inside homes and commonly seek shelter in attics, crawlspaces, and chimneys. Raccoons may even cause exterior damage to gain access to an attic. As avid climbers, they can sneak in through gaps between the soffit and roof or through missing or damaged crawlspace vent screening.

REMOVAL

Often times raccoons get in by various gaps such as siding gaps, unscreened vents, soffit gaps, etc. Door systems are used to guide the raccoons out safely while also preventing them from getting back in.

REPAIR

Highest quality materials are used to repair current entryways and possible future entryways. Our goal is for our work to not be visible upon completion. We don’t just put caulk in a gap, we use industrial strength sealant that blends in with its surrounding materials providing a lifetime of longevity. We don’t just paint over water damaged wood, we replace it correctly with the best quality wood, concrete board, and/or metal etc. We seal all vents with quality paint-to-match metal screening for an invisible look with a lifetime of longevity. All repairs are done to where animals are not able to reenter, and backed up with a one year warranty.

REMEDIATION

Cleanup is a big part of what we do. We bring any contaminated space up to code which meets the standards of modern home inspections. We use industrial vacuum equipment and high quality materials to clean spaces and get them disinfected/deodorized.

ETHICAL PROMISE

We are a 100% humane and non-lethal wildlife removal company that guides the animals out naturally and focuses on fixing the structural flaws that lead to animal problems.

SAFE

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Protect your property with humane, dependable wildlife removal. Contact Chrestman Wildlife Services today to schedule a free inspection for your commercial or residential wildlife needs.