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Racoon Removal

Humane Raccoon Removal Made Simple – NH & MA Pest Control Experts

Raccoons may seem cute, but their presence can cause significant property damage and health risks, as they are carriers of diseases like rabies and leptospirosis. They often damage roofs, walls, and insulation, and can overturn trash cans or dig up lawns in search of food. 

At New England Wildlife Control, we offer humane, no-kill solutions to address raccoon issues before they escalate.

Our Humane Raccoon Removal Process

Thorough Inspection

We’ll inspect your property to locate entry points, nests, and activity zones. 

Live Trapping

Using safe, live traps with bait, we capture the raccoons without harm. 

Exclusion Repairs

 Once raccoons are removed, we seal all entry points with durable materials to keep them from coming back. 

Humane Relocation

Depending on local guidelines, we relocate captured raccoons to safe, suitable habitats. 

Don’t wait for raccoons to cause more damage—take action today!

📞 Contact us for humane raccoon removal and keep your home safe and peaceful.

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Raccoon in the forest

Signs You Might Have a Racoon

  • Sightings: Raccoons are often seen at night, either on your property or in nearby trees, and may be observed foraging for food or moving from one location to another.
  • Noises:Raccoons are nocturnal animals and are most active at night, so you may hear scratching, thumping, or rustling sounds coming from your attic, crawlspace, or walls.
  • Damage: Raccoons are known to cause damage to roofs, walls, and other structures as they enter or exit a property, and they may also damage gardens, lawns, and trash cans in search of food.
  • Footprints: Raccoon footprints are distinctive and can be identified by their five toes and the absence of claw marks.
  • Feces: Raccoon feces are often found near their denning sites and may contain undigested food particles such as seeds or berries