Louisville Raccoon Removal

Our Raccoon Exclusion & Removal Offerings

When you contact Louisville Critter Ridder, we'll arrive ready to work. We'll begin our raccoon control process by determining how the raccoons are getting into your building. Once we've identified the entry points, we'll set traps to catch them; these traps are closely monitored and checked every three hours by our dedicated staff.

Depending on the circumstances of your raccoon infestation, we can install exclusionary barriers, if necessary. We also offer exclusion work to seal up entry points.

Our 10 Year Animal-Free Guarantee

Depending on what type of raccoon control treatment that we provide for you, our services may or may not include a warranty. In addition, our exclusion work typically comes with a 10-year guarantee that no animal will re-enter the structure from an entry point we closed.

Prevent Costly Raccoon Damage in Louisville & Southern Indiana

Having a raccoon infestation is both dangerous and costly. Due to their large size, raccoons can quickly cause substantial damage to your home and belongings. If you already have raccoons in your home or are noticing some that the raccoons on your property are getting too close for comfort, contact Louisville Critter Ridder. Our team will safely remove them and seal the entry points they were using to get inside so you won't have to worry about them in the future.

Where Raccoons Cause Problems In Louisville

Louisville's older neighborhoods - the Highlands, Crescent Hill, Clifton and Old Louisville - are raccoon hotspots. Mature trees give them highway access to rooflines, and homes built before modern soffit and flashing standards offer easy entry. We also see heavy raccoon activity near Cherokee Park, Beargrass Creek and the Ohio River corridor, where healthy wild populations push into adjacent streets every spring.

In Kentucky, raccoon kits are typically born March through May. That's when mother raccoons tear into attics looking for a den - and why spring is our busiest raccoon season. Removing a mother without her kits creates a bigger problem, which is why our process always accounts for babies before any exclusion work begins.