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Calgary & Area Wildlife Control

Humane raccoon removal in Calgary and area

Raccoons in the attic, chimney or under the deck are destructive and can be aggressive. We remove and relocate them humanely with live traps and one-way doors, seal the entry points, and show you how to keep them from coming back.

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Raccoon on a Calgary rooftop near a soffit entry point
Why homeowners call us

Calgary's humane raccoon removal specialists

Raccoons aren't common in Calgary, but we do have them — and their clever paws let them tear through soffits, roll back shingles and string garbage across the yard. The damage often looks like a much bigger animal.

We remove raccoons humanely and deal with both the symptom and the source: the food, shelter and open entry points that drew them in. Then we teach you how to keep the property raccoon-free.

Humane live trapping and one-way doors — removed and relocated, not harmed
Full exclusion — roof vents, soffits, attic gaps and chimneys sealed
Damage assessment for insulation, wiring and roofing
On-site prevention education so they don't return
Also handling skunks, squirrels, porcupines and other Calgary wildlife
Know the signs

Signs of a raccoon problem in a Calgary home

Raccoons are nocturnal and skilled climbers, so the evidence usually shows up on the roof and in the attic first.

Roof damage

Torn shingles, pried-open soffits and vents, and pulled-back flashing where a raccoon forced its way in.

Noise at night

Heavy thumping, scratching and vocal chittering from the attic or chimney after dark.

Scattered garbage

Bins tipped and trash dragged across the driveway and yard, repeatedly.

Droppings & odour

Latrine sites with concentrated droppings, and a strong smell near the den.

Damaged insulation

Flattened, torn-up attic insulation where a raccoon has been nesting.

Daytime sightings

A raccoon active in daylight, or a female denning to raise young in spring, needs prompt professional handling.

Raccoon being removed from a Calgary property using humane wildlife control methods
Our method

Humane raccoon removal, step by step

DIY raccoon removal isn't safe — they bite when cornered and can carry disease. Our technicians use one-way doors, live traps and heavy protective equipment.

1 Inspect — find the den, the entry points, and any young that need to be accounted for.
2 Evict — one-way doors and live traps let raccoons leave but not return, and relocate them safely.
3 Seal — close and reinforce roof vents, soffits, attic gaps and the chimney.
4 Prevent — secure bins, remove attractants, and walk you through keeping the property clear.
Serving Calgary, Airdrie, Cochrane, Chestermere, Crossfield & Okotoks
Have questions?

Calgary raccoon removal FAQs

How long does it take to get rid of raccoons?

Usually one to two weeks, depending on how many raccoons there are and whether there are young. Humane eviction plus careful exclusion keeps the property secure afterward.

How do raccoons get into a home?

Roof vents, soffits, attic openings and chimneys are the common entry points. Raccoons are strong and dextrous enough to enlarge a small gap.

How much does raccoon removal cost in Calgary?

It depends on the size of the problem, the location of the den and how accessible it is. We give you a detailed estimate after inspecting.

Can I remove a raccoon myself?

We don't recommend it. Cornered raccoons bite and scratch, and they can carry disease — especially one active during the day. Professional equipment and technique keep everyone safe.

Do you remove raccoons humanely?

Yes. We use one-way doors and live traps to remove and relocate raccoons without harming them, then seal the entry points so they can't return.

Do you service areas outside Calgary?

Yes — Airdrie, Cochrane, Chestermere, Crossfield, Okotoks and surrounding communities.

Get the raccoons out — humanely

Book humane raccoon removal in Calgary and get a free estimate. We evict, seal and prevent, so they don't come back.