3 Major Signs of a Raccoon Infestation
During fall and winter, you need to be watchful of more than snow and ice – you should also be on the lookout for raccoons in your home. This time of year, raccoons find their natural food sources scarce and the outdoors to frigid. As a result, they may turn toward your home for warmth and…
The Dangers of Raccoon Waste
If raccoons have invaded your house, it’s important that you undergo raccoon waste removal. Not only do these pesky critters cause property destruction, which can lead to fires, floods, or contaminated food, but their waste is also very dangerous. Raccoon feces and urine can spread diseases in your home. Raccoon waste looks like dog waste,…
How Dangerous are Raccoons?
This time of year, raccoons are a potential pest. You might notice one going through your garbage, hear them in the attic or through the walls, and maybe even encounter one during the day in your yard. As is the case with many infestations, spotting these critters often means several could be living in your…
4 Dangers of Raccoons
Ask anyone to name a raccoon, and you’ll get a variety of cartoon characters, from Disney movies and televisions shows. Or, you might get some choice nicknames for the thief upending their garbage cans in search of a meal. But raccoons are more than just entertainment or irritant. They can carry dangerous diseases and any…
Tips to Prevent Raccoon Damage
You may think that an adult raccoon and their babies are cute–until they move into your house! Raccoons are highly adaptable to urban and suburban environments, so your home can easily become a substitute den for them. Attics and wall spaces provide hidden nooks for them to make their own in order to stay warm…
