Raccoons are clever and determined, and they can do real damage to a roof or attic. North Shore Wildlife removes them humanely, then seals the way in so they don't come back. No poison, ever.

Raccoons often find their way into attics, crawlspaces and other weak spots in a home. Once they're in, they can tear up insulation, damage vents and roofing, and use the space to raise their young.
Our team uses safe, humane live-trapping methods to remove raccoons without harming them. Then we repair and seal the entry point so the next raccoon can't move into the same spot.
Humane removal and repairs, not just a trap.
We find where raccoons are getting in and check for babies.
Safe, humane live trapping to get them out of your home.
We close the entry point with sturdy exclusion materials.
We point out trash, food and other things that attract raccoons.
Questions North Shore homeowners ask us.
We use safe, humane live-trapping methods. No poison, ever.
Spring is baby season. If we hear or find young raccoons, we plan the removal so the whole family is handled together.
Yes. Once they're out, we seal and repair the entry point so they can't get back in.
Raccoons are wild animals and can carry disease. Don't try to handle or corner one yourself. Call us instead.
Serving Essex County, from the New Hampshire line to Saugus. Call or text and talk to a real person.