APEX WILDLIFE CONTROL

If a raccoon has babies, you will hear some very strange sounds coming out of the attic. If a raccoon and her babies are in the attic, we often times use a paste or a fluid to evict them instead of using traps. Immediate raccoon removal through the use of eviction fluid is not guaranteed, but usually the female will have a reaction to the fluid. If the female moves moves her babies to another area of the structure we can re-apply the eviction fluid and successfully remove the raccoons.

Wildlife control is not an exact science.  Our technicians will perform a full interior and exterior inspection.  Afterward, he will provide an estimate to trap your problem raccoon and seal all points of entry to your home.  Our highly trained technicians will also provide you with a thorough assessment and an outline of the actions they will take to resolve the issue. If the technician encounters any issues along the way, he will adapt and utilize alternate methods until the problem is resolved.

Most raccoons are friendly towards humans and are unbothered by their presence.  Those cute little masked faces will make you want to leave food out for them, but that's not a good idea.  Remember they are still wild animals and can carry a variety of diseases and can become aggressive towards humans.

If you would like to keep these rascals off of your property, make sure your trash is tidy and secured. Since raccoons love dog and cat food, you should probably bring in any pet food that’s left outside.  Make sure all areas to your home are properly sealed to keep raccoons from making themselves at home.

Did you know that raccoons do not truly hibernate in  winter?  These guys will find a nice warm place to hole up in for days, weeks, or even months, depending on the weather.  A raccoon will range anywhere from 3 to 20 miles to find a good place to spend the winter.

Since raccoons are nocturnal, you will rarely see them during the day.  These cute creatures average 2' to 3' long (including the tail), and weigh 10 - 20 lbs. Raccoons are omnivorous which means they will eat both plant and animal foods, such as fruits, nuts, berries, grain, bird eggs, nestlings, insects, amphibians, small rodents, etc.  And they really like your garbage!

Raccoons will usually breed in February or March and have a 60 day  gestation. A litter can be from 1- 8 pups, with 4 or 5 being the average. Young are born from March to June and open their eyes at about 3 weeks of age. The pups are usually weaned at 8 - 12 weeks.  Raccoons nest in tree cavities, chimneys, ground burrows, sewers, attics, garages, etc.

When the baby raccoons are old enough to forage on their own, they are called juveniles.  These juvenile raccoons can get into all sorts of mischief, such as getting stuck in garbage cans or dumpsters, or other tight spots.  Even raccoons have a learning curve!

Are you tired of dealing with companies that won’t stand behind their work? At Apex Wildlife Control, we are so confident that you will love our services, that we give every single client we service a Worry Free Money Back Guarantee. Our exclusion guarantee is very simple. It states:

If for any reason you are not 100% pleased with the quality and workmanship of our exclusion work, we will redo the individual item in question and work to make it right until you are completely satisfied with the outcome. If you’re still not satisfied, we will issue you a 100% refund for the item in question. That’s not all though, we will pay a competitor of your choice to fix the issue. Nothing is more important to us than our customer’s complete satisfaction.

In addition to our exclusion guarantee, we also provide our clients with a standard One Year Warranty on all the work we perform.

So if you are having problems with a "Trash Panda", give Apex Wildlife Control a call today!  We specialize in the humane removal of problem raccoons!

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