Raccoons- The Bandit

Midcoast Wildlife Specialists

Midcoast Wildlife Specialists Stand Behind Our Customers Until Their Wildlife Problem Has Been Solved. We Offer A 2 Year Warranty Against Re-Entry Into The Home Or Structure On Buildings In Good Structural Condition.

Maine Raccoon Removal, Trapping, & Cleanup

Keeping raccoons out of your Maine home is something we specialize in here at Midcoast Wildlife Specialists. Along with Maine raccoon exclusion, we use state of the art raccoon trapping methods that are meant to capture raccoons quickly and at high success rates. No raccoon will be getting past us!

The longer raccoons are in your home’s attic, the more damage they will inflict to your insulation, duct work, and the outside of your home. For this reason homeowners should be proactive in getting the issue resolved, because at times the damages can get out of hand, and the resulting repair work wouldn’t be a cheap fix. Raccoons are by far the most damaging pests to have in your home, so don’t hesitate to call our team of raccoon removal specialists.

Attic Restoration & Raccoons Go Hand In Hand!

Attic restoration is sometimes necessary when there has been a prolonged raccoon infestation. Raccoon and attic restoration rather go hand in hand because of the damage these animals are capable of inflicting. Raccoon feces will bring attics to a contamination level like no other. It’s wise to hire professionals for attic cleanup because we possess all of the necessary safety equipment to clean your Maine attic without much risk.

More Raccoon Issues – The Cute Bandits

The Expert Thieves

Raccoons are expert thieves and wear a mask as a disguise. Raccoons live throughout the United States. They live in forests and woodlands, but they also live near farms and in cities. Because they’re so smart, they can adapt to different areas.

Raccoons can all of a sudden interfere with your life. They can dig through your trash cans or compost bins. They’ll eat dog food, crawl under your house, or into openings in the attic. So watch out!

Raccoons Love Vegetables

Raccoons love raiding vegetable gardens. They knock over cornstalks to get the corn. And they love sweets: they’ll devour any small melons or other fruit they can get at!

The Night Owl

Raccoons will dig for grubs in our Maine lawns, and why not? Grubs and earthworms can be a great source of protein for these animals. Raccoons will “roll the sod” and create a mess. But watch out for your garden!

Raccoons love raiding vegetable gardens. They knock over cornstalks to get the corn. And they love sweets: they’ll devour any small melons or other fruit they can get at!