Raccoon Removal Fruita, CO

Raccoon Removal in Fruita

Raccoons can quickly become a problem when they have decided to move into your home. They most often pull open soffit pieces and then make their way into your attic. We humanely remove the raccoons using a one-way door system we build out custom to each situation. Raccoons are territorial and will generally not leave on their own, so call a professional for help. Our team has more than a decade of experience dealing with raccoons.

Colorado Wildlife Specialists serves homeowners and businesses in Fruita, Mesa County, and across all of Colorado. Call (720) 248-8581 to schedule a phone consultation, and we’ll get out to you as quickly as we can.

Why Professional Raccoon Removal Matters in Fruita, Colorado

Fruita sits in Mesa County on the Western Slope near the Colorado River, where in-town homes, orchard and farm structures, and the river corridor give raccoons abundant den options in attics, crawl spaces, and outbuildings. Raccoons are strong enough to tear open soffits, force roof vents, and work into barn lofts, and a denning female will cause real damage to reach a sheltered site before her young arrive. Once inside a home they compact and foul insulation and chew wiring, a combination of repair cost and fire risk. The river and irrigated valley farmland sustain a healthy raccoon population that moves readily between agricultural land and residential areas. Trapping alone fails while the entry points stay open, because a new animal reoccupies the den. Colorado Wildlife Specialists identifies every access point across the house and outbuildings, removes the raccoons humanely with attention to dependent young, seals the openings, and provides a written warranty on the exclusion.

What is included

• Custom one-way door. We humanely remove raccoons using a one-way door system we build out custom to each situation.
• Soffit and attic entry. Raccoons most often pull open soffit pieces and then make their way into your attic.
• Humane methods. We do not poison or harm. Raccoons are removed live and the entry points are sealed.
• Health awareness. The biggest risks raccoons pose are rabies and disease in their droppings.

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