In Business Since 2001 | Contractor ID: 104-013-728
A homeowner discovered roof damage on their home and found a raccoon living in their attic. The wife was a nurse and was very upset about the physical roof damage but was more concerned about the diseases raccoons are known to carry. She was looking for a comprehensive plan that would remove the raccoon, repair the damage and address all of her health concerns.
Upon investigating the attic, we found a raccoon family was actually living in her attic. We located multiple raccoon latrines throughout the attic as well. The raccoons had opened up a hole through the soffit as their entry point.
We formulated a decontamination plan that would eliminate all serious health threats for the homeowner. All products used were approved by the CDC and were non-toxic to humans and pets. The plan consisted of the following:
Summary
Dealing with and effectively resolving raccoon damage requires a systematic approach utilizing “Best Practices” and products to keep families safe and healthy, and prevent recurring problems. Too many times short cuts are taken causing this dangerous situation to re-occur. During the entire remediation, nobody entered or exited the attic without protective clothing, respirators and using anti-microbial agents to maintain the highest level of safety possible.