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Raccoons in your attic or crawlspace? Call our state-certified raccoon removal experts at QualityPro. We are fully licensed and insured with years of experience in raccoon removal. We can help with residential and commercial raccoon removal.
QualityPro lists Pest Control License C3866741, Pest Control Business License 13666, and NWCO NY 1691. Before any opening is closed, a technician checks active routes, den conditions, structural damage, contamination, and whether dependent young may be present. The resulting plan can combine removal, exclusion, cleanup, and repair for homes and businesses throughout Westchester County, reducing the risk of trapping wildlife inside or separating a mother from her litter.
After you schedule a service with QualityPro, our licensed technicians follow a structured 3-step process to safely eliminate wildlife activity.
We inspect your property to identify wildlife activity, entry points, nesting areas, and conditions attracting animals.
Our technicians use species-appropriate methods to safely and humanely remove wildlife while minimizing stress and disruption to your property.
We seal accessible entry points where appropriate and recommend preventive measures to help reduce the risk of future wildlife activity.
At QualityPro Pest & Wildlife Services, transparency, honesty, and customer satisfaction are our core principles. We stand behind our solutions and provide clear assurances while protecting your property.
Nighttime scratching or thumping, torn soffits, damaged vents, paw prints, tipped trash cans, strong odors, droppings, and insulation disturbance can indicate raccoon activity.
Raccoons seek food, water, warmth, and den space. Unsecured trash, pet food, roof gaps, uncapped chimneys, broken vents, and accessible crawl spaces attract them.
Dens may be inside attics, chimneys, crawl spaces, wall voids, sheds, garages, decks, hollow trees, storm drains, or secluded roof and soffit cavities.
A professional checks for young, avoids unsafe contact, follows wildlife rules, selects appropriate removal methods, and pairs exclusion with cleanup and repairs.
Raccoon removal in Westchester should address the animal, the den, and the route into the structure. QualityPro’s wildlife removal plan may include raccoon trapping or one-way eviction, a check for young, exclusion, contaminated material removal, damage repair, and attractant reduction.
The method depends on the den location, season, building condition, and New York wildlife rules. Safe removal comes before permanent sealing, because closing an active opening too early can leave animals trapped inside.
Are you in need of Raccoon Control? Our professionals at QualityPro will control your raccoon problem. Residential raccoons have long adapted to living in attics, crawlspaces, and raiding garbage cans. They will steal pet food. They will invade chimneys and dig up your yard. Noises in the night are usually a sign that you may need Raccoon Control. Aside from raccoons being a nuisance, they do carry a number of diseases and parasites. Raccoon control should only be attempted by a professional.
The first inspection separates a one-time exterior visit from an active raccoon infestation. Technicians look for fresh entry damage, tracks, fur, nesting material, latrine sites, and repeated nighttime movement. If a den is active, the plan accounts for dependent young before the final opening is sealed. This avoids a failed exclusion and the odor, damage, or animal welfare problems that follow when wildlife is left inside.
Raccoons move into your home or property? QualityPro can remove your raccoons promptly and affordably. Our humane solutions effectively remove the raccoons. Our restoration team can repair any damage caused by the raccoons and address any contamination or nesting left behind.
Raccoon in attic removal requires more than setting a trap and leaving. The technician identifies the primary route, checks roof edges, soffits, vents, chimneys, and adjacent gaps, and determines whether an adult is using the space as a maternal den. After removal is confirmed, durable materials can be installed and damaged components repaired. Contaminated insulation or nesting material is assessed separately so cleanup matches the affected area rather than relying on a surface treatment.
While our team at Quality Pro Pest & Wildlife Services is equipped to handle raccoon infestations, prevention is always the best solution. Here are some tips to prevent raccoons from entering your property:
Secure trash cans with tight-fitting lids
Do not leave pet food or birdseed outside
Seal entry points to your home, such as chimneys and attics
Trim tree branches that are close to your roof
It’s important to note that raccoons can carry diseases and should not be approached or handled by untrained individuals. If you suspect a raccoon infestation, contact our team immediately for safe and effective removal.
Permanent prevention begins only after all animals are confirmed out. Secure roof and crawlspace openings, cap chimneys, repair vents, manage branches that provide roof access, and remove food and water sources. In New York, property owners should not capture and relocate raccoons off-site on their own; a licensed nuisance wildlife operator can apply the appropriate removal method and follow applicable rules.
Attics, roofs, decks, garages, and crawl spaces may contain droppings, urine, nesting material, torn insulation, or damaged wiring and vents. Raccoon feces can contain roundworm eggs that are not visible, so occupants should avoid handling or dry-sweeping contaminated material. Cleanup may require protective equipment, controlled removal, and disposal of affected porous materials. Repairs should address both the damage and the opening that allowed access, followed by a check for missed weak points.
Westchester properties commonly see tipped garbage, disturbed pet food, lawn damage, roof access, and denning in attics or crawl spaces. A raccoon on a roof does not always mean an indoor den, but repeated travel, fresh damage, or noise deserves inspection. Abnormal behavior, direct contact, bites, scratches, or saliva exposure should be reported promptly to the local health department; people and pets should keep their distance.
Homes often need work around attics, chimneys, soffits, crawl spaces, decks, and garages. Commercial raccoon control may involve dumpsters, loading areas, roof systems, warehouses, utility spaces, or food-service attractants. Both settings require safe removal, confirmation that the den is empty, exclusion, and sanitation. Commercial properties may also need coordinated access, staff instructions, waste-management changes, and written repair priorities that reduce disruption and support ongoing prevention.
Scratching in the attic, torn soffits, tipped trash, or repeated roof activity can become structural and sanitation problems quickly. Keep people and pets away, then call QualityPro at 914-877-3006 or request an inspection through the online contact form today. A licensed wildlife technician will assess the den, check for young, identify entry damage, and recommend removal, exclusion, cleanup, and repair work for your Westchester County home or business. Schedule service now before a raccoon widens the opening or contaminates more of the structure.
To permanently get rid of raccoons, it’s essential to address the root cause of the infestation. This includes safely removing the animals, repairing any damage they caused, and sealing all entry points to prevent future access. At QualityPro, we use humane removal techniques combined with exclusion methods, ensuring that raccoons cannot return. Our experts can also offer damage repair and prevention strategies tailored to your property.
Yes, raccoons should be professionally removed if they’ve entered your home or business. These animals can cause significant damage to structures, wiring, insulation, and even your roof. Additionally, raccoons can carry diseases and parasites that pose health risks to humans and pets. It’s best to contact a professional, like QualityPro, to handle the removal humanely and effectively.
Yes, raccoons can carry rabies, a serious and potentially fatal disease. Rabies is transmitted through bites or saliva, making it crucial not to approach or handle raccoons. They may also carry other diseases, such as leptospirosis and roundworms, which can infect humans and pets. If you suspect a raccoon infestation, it’s best to contact professional wildlife removal experts like QualityPro to handle the situation safely.
While there are many commercial raccoon repellents available, the most effective long-term solution involves addressing the root of the problem—preventing access and removing attractants. QualityPro’s team can help identify entry points, remove food sources, and implement exclusion measures to keep raccoons away.
