We are professional experts in raccoon control, and are not your average Chandler pest control company. We never use poison, since it simply doesn't work and is inhumane. Instead, we use humane raccoon trapping methods and relocation. When you have raccoons in the attic, we make sure to remove that nest of baby raccoons by hand, and then trap the mother raccoon. People wonder if the raccoons of County, Arizona have rabies, and some do, but our staff is innoculated against rabies and use the safest removal methods. We solve your raccoon problem by taking these steps:

• Inspect the entire property, ground to roof, and the attic
• If raccoons are in the attic, we remove the nest of babies
• Seal shut all entry areas, with steel repairs that raccoons can't break
• Set several humane cage traps around your property - the right way!
• Remove all raccoons as they are caught and monitor for activity
• Once there is no more activity and no more caught, we're done
• When necessary, we clean feces, replace insulation, and repair chewed materials

Chandler raccoon removal tip of the month: If raccoon get in chimney they can come to the house - Yes, if a raccoon get into your chimney, there is the potential for that animal to get inside the house. In the warmer months, when fireplaces are shut down, most people close the damper at the bottom of the flu. This prevents drafts and critters from climbing down the shaft and into the building. A closed damper won't deter a raccoon from making the chimney into a den, and most likely a mother raccoon will have her babies located directly on top of the damper. If you suspect a raccoon is in the chimney, do not start a fire and do not open the damper. Both of these actions can cause the animal to enter your home in a panic. The best way to get a raccoon out of the chimney is to employ the use of a special chimney trap. The chimney trap will secure to the top of the flu. Using a long pole, you can push the adult raccoon up the chimney and into the cage-like device. With the mother out of the way, you can reach over the damper and gently remove the babies. If you try to do this before chasing out the adult, you risk sticking your hand near the protective mother's mouth. Both the babies and the mother can be relocated or dealt with as local laws specify.