"If you have a Raccoon in your attic you will see, hear, smell any of the following:
- You could see mud paw prints going up your eves trough down spouts and onto the roof.
- You could see evidence of urine and feces on shingles or in attic.
- You could find pieces of your shingles or roof vents on the ground.
- You could start seeing discolouration in your ceilings where the roof damage is excessive.
- You could start smelling funky, dirty dog, wet newspaper, rotten tuna, fishy stink.
- You could hear running, growling, crying, gnawing.
If you see, hear or smell any of the above then you need to get a hold of us immediately to get rid of your raccoon problem. CONTACT US
If you have a Raccoon in your Chimney you see, hear smell any of the following:
There are a few Common Signs That You Will See If You Have A Raccoon in Your Chimney:
- When you look in your Fire Place you will see suet and other ash debris that has fallen from your Chimney on your logs. When the Raccoon(s) are climbing up and down they will dislodge the Ash Debris from the Chimney Walls.
- If you miss that Sign you will Definitely See The Ash Debris When you Try to Open the Flu. If you have Raccoons in your Chimney 8 times out of ten the Raccoon(s) are sitting right on top of the Flu. If that is the Case the Flu will be Very Hard to Open. If the Flu was shut properly after the last time you used your Fireplace, then no the Raccoon(s) won't be able to open the flu and gain entry to your home. If you didn't fully/properly close the flu or forgot and left it open, then yes the raccoon(s), will gain FULL ACCESS to your HOME!!!
If the Flu is Hard to Open you need to STOP TRYING TO
OPEN IT AND LISTEN!!!!
- If you have Raccoon(s) in your Chimney, you are going to Listen for Noises such as Growling, Scratching, Rubbing. If there are Raccoon Babies in your Chimney you can here crying that will actually sound like a baby crying.
- Often when you have Raccoons in your Chimney you will find Maggot (Green Backed) Flies in the Fire Place Room. Raccoon(s) Bring Food Back to Their Chimney. Either to Feed the Raccoon Babies or Themselves. What ever the Raccoon(s) don't Eat they just toss away.
- Or the if its a Male Raccoon he will Poop and Pees all over your Flu. The smell is a Stinky Combination of Wet Dog, Rank Tuna and Rotten Meat.
It is Safe to Say that if you have (a) Raccoon(s) in your Chimney you will Definitely Know It!!!
If you see, hear or smell any of the above then you need to get a hold of us immediately to get rid of your raccoon problem. CONTACT US 1-855-897-8484
How Do I know if I have Raccoons in my Soffit?
Detecting Raccoons in the soffit is quite simple. just take a walk around the outside of your house and take a good look at your soffit. If you a Raccoon or Raccoons in your soffit the area will be quite dirty. The urine and feces will be draining through the small holes in the soffit. Giving you a clear indication that you have a Raccoon Problem in your soffit. Usually you won't realize it until the Raccoons have enough crap in there to cause the soffit to give way and the raccoon to fall onto the roof or ground along with all of it's crap and your dirty insulation that the raccoons have pulled into the soffit from the attic area.
If you see, hear or smell any of the above then you need to get a hold of us immediately to get rid of your raccoon problem. CONTACT US 1-855-897-8484
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