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Expert removal of raccoons from attics, chimneys, and structures in Louisville
Louisville Animal Control provides comprehensive raccoon management services throughout Jefferson County, addressing the unique challenges these intelligent animals present in urban and suburban environments. Our experienced wildlife specialists help protect your property while ensuring humane treatment of raccoons.
Raccoons frequently enter attics, particularly during breeding season (spring), causing significant damage to insulation, wiring, and structural elements. Our team provides thorough removal and restoration services.
Uncapped chimneys provide attractive den sites for raccoons. We safely remove raccoons and install protective caps to prevent future access.
Raccoons can cause extensive damage while seeking food or shelter, including tearing up soffits, vents, and roofing materials. We repair damage and implement prevention measures.
Complete evaluation of raccoon activity, entry points, and property damage.
Development of a safe, effective raccoon removal strategy tailored to your situation.
Professional execution of removal methods and installation of prevention measures.
Installation of barriers and implementation of long-term prevention strategies.
Common signs include heavy thumping sounds at night, visible damage to roof edges or soffits, and raccoon droppings in the attic. Our specialists can confirm raccoon activity and assess the extent of the problem.
Never attempt to remove baby raccoons yourself. Contact us immediately for professional assistance. We use specialized techniques to ensure both mother and babies are safely removed together, typically relocating them to an appropriate habitat.
Installing a proper chimney cap is the most effective prevention method. Our team provides professional installation of heavy-duty caps designed to withstand raccoon attempts to access the chimney.
Our wildlife specialists are ready to help resolve raccoon conflicts