What happens after the raccoon is removed?

After removal, entry points are sealed, damage is repaired, and contaminated areas are cleaned and sanitized to prevent future infestations.

How long does raccoon removal take?

Raccoon removal typically takes a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the size of the infestation, location, and whether young raccoons are present.

Is raccoon removal humane?

Yes. Professional wildlife removal services use humane and ethical methods that comply with local wildlife regulations.

Can raccoons come back?

Raccoons can return if entry points are not properly sealed. Professional exclusion ensures your home is protected against future infestations.

Why are mosquitoes so bad around my home?

Mosquitoes are attracted to areas with standing water, shade, and dense vegetation. Common household features like clogged gutters, birdbaths, flowerpot saucers, and poor drainage can quickly become breeding sites, allowing mosquito populations to grow rapidly.

Are mosquitoes just a nuisance, or do they pose health risks?

Mosquitoes are more than an annoyance. They can carry and transmit diseases that affect people and pets, and their bites can cause painful itching, allergic reactions, and skin irritation—especially in children.

Why don’t store-bought mosquito sprays and repellents work long term?

DIY sprays and foggers may provide temporary relief, but they don’t address mosquito breeding areas or resting sites. Without treating the source of the problem, mosquitoes often return within days.

How does Trutech Wildlife Service control mosquitoes?

Trutech Wildlife Service uses a professional inspection and targeted treatment approach. Technicians identify breeding and harboring areas on your property and apply treatments designed to reduce mosquito activity and help prevent future infestations.

Is professional mosquito control safe for my family and pets?

Trutech prioritizes responsible, professional application methods. Treatments are chosen and applied by trained technicians with homeowner safety in mind, following all industry standards and guidelines.

How long does mosquito control treatment last?

Results can vary based on weather, property conditions, and mosquito pressure. Professional treatments are designed to provide ongoing reduction, and recurring or seasonal services may be recommended for best results.

Can mosquito control eliminate mosquitoes completely?

No treatment can eliminate mosquitoes entirely, but professional mosquito control can significantly reduce mosquito populations, making it much more comfortable to enjoy your yard and outdoor spaces.

When is the best time to start mosquito control?

Mosquito control is most effective when started early in mosquito season, before populations become established. However, treatment can still provide relief at any point during the season.

Raccoon Removal in Dallas, TX

Fast, Effective Raccoon Removal for Your Home and Business

Hearing loud thumping at night, finding tracks, or dealing with raccoon droppings?

Raccoons are among the most adaptable wildlife species in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Their intelligence, dexterous front paws, climbing ability, and opportunistic feeding habits allow them to thrive in urban, suburban, and rural environments throughout North Texas.

Signs of a Raccoon Problem

Raccoons are nocturnal and leave clear signs of their presence.

Raccoon noises in attics or walls

Raccoon sounds range from vocal calls to rustling, scurrying, and other sounds.

Raccoon vocalizations

Raccoons can make over 200 different types of vocalizations, including purring, chittering, growling, snarling, hissing, whimpering, and owl-like screeches. Baby raccoons often mew, cry, or whine.

Raccoon tracks

Raccoons have an unusual gait, carrying most of their weight on their hind legs. This puts the fore- and hind-paw tracks side by side or slightly offset. Raccoon tracks can indicate the presence of nearby latrines, communal waste dumps created by pests.

Raccoon droppings

Raccoon feces are often tubular in shape, similar to that of a dog’s feces, but slightly larger. They are typically dark in color and can contain undigested food, such as berries and seeds. You will likely find raccoon poop in areas where raccoons are active, such as attics, crawl spaces, or near trash cans where they forage for food.

Exterior property damage

You might notice raccoon damage to your house. Raccoons are strong enough to create their own entry hole. They pull shingles and boards from roofs to climb into attics. They destroy soffits, fascia boards, shingles, and roof vents.

Raccoon damage soffit — Raccoon damage to the soffit under a roof return.

Problems from Raccoon Infestation

Raccoons are among the most common and destructive nuisance wildlife infestations that homeowners experience.

Health risks linked to raccoon invasions

Raccoons can carry several diseases and parasites that can be transmitted to humans and pets:

Rabies
Raccoon roundworms (Baylisascaris procyonis)
Tularemia
Tiardia
Salmonellosis
Canine distemper
Leptospirosis.

Ectoparasites like fleas, ticks, lice, and mites can live on raccoons. These parasites can find new hosts once they have been introduced into your house. Raccoons can introduce fleas into your house and potentially spread canine distemper to your dog.

Property damage caused by raccoons:

Raccoons are notorious for their ability to cause extensive damage to properties. They are skilled climbers and can easily access attics, crawlspaces, and chimneys. Damage includes:

Destroyed insulation
Gnawed electrical wires
Damaged ductwork

Why Do Raccoons Enter Homes?

Raccoons are looking for food, warmth, and shelter. Common reasons they invade properties include:

- Unsecured trash & pet food
  Easy food sources attract raccoons.
- Attic & chimney shelter
  Raccoons prefer warm, safe nesting sites, especially during maternity season.
- Gaps & weak entry points
  Raccoons squeeze through vents, crawl spaces, soffits, eaves, and roofing gaps.
- Nearby water sources
  Birdbaths, pet bowls, and leaky pipes invite raccoons.

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Did you know?

Raccoons can remember the solutions to problems for years? In controlled experiments, they were able to figure out how to open complex locks and containers, and they could recall how to do it up to three years later without practice. If a raccoon learns how to access your attic once, it may return and use the exact same method.

Can I attempt DIY Raccoon Removal?

DIY raccoon removal is not recommended. It can lead to:

Bites or scratches from aggressive animals:
Exposure to harmful diseases.
Accidentally trapping a mother away from her babies.
Violating local wildlife laws.

Professional wildlife and animal removal ensures the job is done safely, legally, and effectively.

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Raccoons in Dallas

How We Get Rid of Raccoons

Raccoon in Attic Removal

Raccoons are excellent climbers. They use tree limbs, downspouts, or even siding to gain access to your roof. Once on your roof, entry points include shingles, loose soffits, eaves, vents, or roof returns. Once inside, damage caused by raccoons in the attic includes building dens and creating latrine sites. Both activities destroy the attic’s insulation.

The best way to get rid of a raccoon is a trap. We secure the raccoon trap and set it away from anything you do not want to be destroyed. We place traps in an area where raccoons frequent. Because the raccoon trap needs to be checked, we do place it in a somewhat accessible location.

Raccoon in Chimney Removal

Raccoons commonly nest in chimneys. While many homeowners place specialized caps on their smokestacks for this very reason, raccoons are able to gain entry by removing them manually. As raccoons commonly break into chimneys to raise young, noises like squeaking, purring, rustling, and whining are often heard through the night when infestations are present.

Since the pests become hostile if threatened or cornered, individuals should use extreme caution when confronting raccoons in chimneys. Never open the fireplace to try and catch a raccoon.

We set a trap at the top of the chimney, and if need be, hand remove any juveniles.

Raccoon on Roof Removal

Raccoons often access rooftops by climbing trees, siding, and drainage pipes. Raccoons can establish latrine sites on your roof, and females will search for a more secure place like your attic to give birth.

Preventing raccoon access to roofs is difficult, as these clever creatures can climb up just about any surface, but there are ways our professionals can reduce the odds. From metal flashing and tree trimming, to regular inspections, Trutech Wildlife Service has the experience to repair roof damage and prevent future infestations.

Raccoon Inside the Wall Removal

A female raccoon in the attic can look for more secure places to establish a den. Wall voids are secure and secluded. Homeowners will clearly hear the noises raccoon kits make.

If juveniles are present, raccoon eviction fluid has been effective. Othertimes, the experts at Trutech Wildlife Service will set a trap to catch the female and then hand remove the kits.

Occasionally, a raccoon falls down a wall void and cannot climb out. If you hear the distressed noises of an animal, you will need to remove it as quickly as possible. A trapped raccoon can die

Raccoon in Basement Removal

Basements and crawlspaces are popular places to find nuisance wildlife. Common basement entry points include gaps where utility cables and pipes run into homes, holes near building foundations, open vents, and furnace chimneys. Crawlspaces usually have a simple latch to close the door. Raccoons are smart enough to open that door.

Raccoon in Trash

Raccoons are agile and clever animals that like to break into trash bins for food using any means necessary. They are able to tip over smaller garbage cans and spill the contents on the ground or undo loose-fitting latches and lift unsecured lids to reach inside and pull out trash. Finding trash strewn about lawns is the most damming evidence that raccoons have recently raided garbage bins. Property owners may also find the pest’s distinctive tracks around receptacles.

Why Chose Trutech Wildlife Service

Our Dallas-Fort Worth team is made up of your neighbors who live and work in the communities we serve. They know how local animals interact with Dallas homes and have the training developed over 40 years of experience to safely solve your problem.

Certified Local Technicians

Our teammates live and work in the Upstate South Carolina and have the training and certifications from industry leader in wildlife control. They have the local knowledge of wildlife behavior and the skills from an accumulated 40 years of in field experience.

Whole Home Prevention

Once you've dealt with an animal in the house, you don't want to have to go through it again. Our whole home exclusions provide the eco-friendly, chemical-free protection to stop critters from getting back inside.

Fast Response Time

Most homeowners in Dallas-Fort Worth are scheduled within 24 hours. All raccoon service calls start with a free ionspection and no-obligation quote detailing exactly what we found and how to solve the issue..

100% Money Guarantee

We stand by our work with a 100% Money-Back Guarantee. If you are not completely satisfied with the results of our work, we will provide a full refund. No questions asked.

Free Inspection

Schedule a free inspection for raccoon removal services. Our inspection covers the entire house, from the roof to the basement. Each inspection includes a no-obligation proposal with no hidden fees and transparent pricing.

In House Financing Options

Nobody plans for a raccoon problem in their house. Worry about one less thing and take advantage of our in-house financing options.

Both standard and 90-day same-as-cash financing options offer 12-, 18-, 24-, or 36-month terms. S

Frequently Asked Raccoon Removal Questions

How do you get rid of a raccoon?

The best way to get rid of a raccoon is a trap.

Place traps in an area where raccoons frequent. Place the trap on concrete or dirt if possible. Because you need to check a trap regularly, it needs to be placed in a somewhat accessible location.

Keep 12 inches around the trap clear. Raccoons have extremely dexterous front paws with five long, tapered fingers and long nails. Raccoons destroy everything they can get their hands on when trapped.

The lawn underneath the trap and close-by flowers or shrubbery will likely be damaged if accessible. If not, place the trap in a space that is invaluable and does not have any valuable surroundings within arm’s reach.

How do I know if I have a raccoon in my house?

If you hear loud thumping, scratching, or chattering noises—especially at night—you may have a raccoon in your attic or walls. Other signs include damaged vents, droppings, and scattered insulation. Our technicians perform a full inspection to confirm activity and locate entry points.

Are raccoons dangerous to people and pets?

Yes. Raccoons can carry diseases like rabies and raccoon roundworm, and they may become aggressive if threatened. They also introduce parasites like fleas and ticks into your home. That’s why professional removal is strongly recommended.

How do raccoons get into attics?

Raccoons are excellent climbers and often enter through roof vents, soffits, chimneys, or weak roofing areas. They can tear through materials to create openings. Trutech identifies and seals these vulnerabilities to prevent re-entry.

Will raccoons leave on their own?

Not usually. If your home provides shelter and access to food, raccoons will continue to return. Without proper exclusion, even if one leaves, another will likely take its place.

Can I remove raccoons myself?

DIY raccoon removal is risky and often ineffective. You could:

Get bitten or scratched
Violate wildlife laws
Trap a mother away from her young

Professional wildlife experts like Trutech ensure safe, legal, and humane removal.

How much does raccoon removal cost?

Costs vary depending on:

The size of the infestation
Location of the raccoon
Damage repairs needed

Trutech provides a full inspection and customized quote so you know exactly what to expect.

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