Bellingham
Taking the traps to the roof: raccoons, dogs and a tight attic in Bellingham
Heads up: these job stories may include photos of real pests and wildlife. Not for sensitive viewers.
Usually we set traps on the ground, even when the raccoons are up on the roof. They've got to come down sometime, right?
This job was different. Several dogs on the property couldn't be kept away and wouldn't leave the traps alone. So we took the traps to the problem instead of waiting for the problem to come to the traps.
You can clearly see the raccoons' entry point into the attic space. The area was too tight for a person to fit into, so catching them right at the entrance was the way to go.
Raccoons on your roof or in your attic? Call or text Gavin.