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NEW JERSEY RACCOON CONTROL

Raccoons may be known as little creatures with black facemasks but the truth is that these smart, persistent, pests can cause damage to your home or business in New Jersey. They have tiny hands that are capable of climbing siding, trees, and fence lines. Strong enough to rip apart siding and vents in the cover of the night. Raccoons can even spread disease like rabies to other animals and pets. For proper control and prevention for raccoon control in New Jersey, you need to deal with these pests as soon as they enter your NJ home or business.

WHAT ARE RACCOONS?

Raccoons are medium-sized mammals with distinctive grey-black fur and a grey and black stripped tail. With faces that end with a narrow snout and black fur around their eyes. Raccoons typically measure 20-30'' in length, and can weigh up to 30 pounds or more. New Jersey wildlife control experts at Resolve Pest Management explain that raccoons are omnivores and eat almost anything they can get their hands on from trash, nuts, to berries, frogs, or even chickens in a yard.

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How to Identify Raccoons?

Raccoons are quite easy to spot when outside your home. However once they find their way inside, they'll do everything possible to avoid being caught or seen. They're nocturnal, so most of the damage or noise is made at night.

New Jersey wildlife control experts at Resolve Pest Management explain that if you have raccoons around your home or business, you may spot their tracks, or find evidence of their presence, including tipped over garbage cans and torn up trash. Sometimes you can spot their footprints on the corner of siding or gutters. Our experts report that raccoons typically enter a dwelling through an exposed opening in your roof, broken vents, or loose soffits. You may hear them moving around your attic at night or smell stale urine or feces.

What Problems can Raccoons Cause for New Jersey Home and Business Owners?

Raccoons can sometimes cause damage to your property, but mostly they are a nuisance. Looking for food, they might knock over garbage cans, rip open garbage bags, breaking into compost bins spreading food around, in turn attracting more pests to your property. The best way to deal with them is to call a pest management company immediately.

Raccoons can carry rabies, as well as raccoon roundworm, which can be transmitted to humans.

When are Raccoons Active in New Jersey?

Raccoons are in New Jersey are active year-round due to our temperature climate. They are find indoors more often during the winter when natural food is scarce, even more when nesting mothers seek shelter in April to July when their cubs are born.

How to Control Raccoons in New Jersey

The NJ Wildlife control experts at Resolve Pest Management recommend fencing, or netting the perimeter of gardens, securely lock all garbage cans, birdseed, or other edible outdoor temptations like pet food.

Indoors, the New Jersey wildlife control experts recommend regularly maintaining your home or business exterior to ensure there is no loose boards, siding, or vents where raccoons could enter.

If you find raccoons in or around your New Jersey home or business, call the wildlife control professionals at Resolve Pest Management for help.

STEP 1

Schedule

Call today at (732) 527-5770 to schedule your service. We can often schedule your NJ pest control service either the same or next day.

STEP 2

Treatment

A skilled pest control technician will inspect both the interior and exterior of your property to provide a customized pest control plan to manage current and future pests. Depending on what the technician finds we will recommend additional treatment services or repairs to prevent pest entry.

STEP 3

Peace of mind

Gain peace of mind knowing an expert inspected and treated your home for pests and rodents. After each service follow up on our recommendations to help prevent pests from entering your home or inhabiting areas outside, increasing protection keeping them far away from sight.