We provide South Carolina with a complete raccoon removal & raccoon control service! We trap or evict the raccoons, seal your home to prevent raccoon entry and clean up the mess they leave behind. A All Animal Control of SC warranties all of our wildlife prevention and repair work. Ask about our lifetime warranty!
At A All Animal Control of South Carolina, we specialize in humane and effective raccoon removal solutions. Raccoons can be clever and persistent when they invade homes, attics, or crawl spaces in search of shelter and food. Our team of wildlife experts is trained to handle raccoon infestations safely and efficiently.
Don't let raccoons wreak havoc on your property. Contact A All Animal Control of South Carolina today for reliable raccoon removal services. Our team is ready to assist you with prompt and professional wildlife control solutions.
For more information or to schedule an inspection, please call us at 803-233-3355 or fill out our online contact form. We look forward to helping you reclaim your home from unwanted raccoon visitors.
Removal or getting rid of nuisance raccoons and then performing exclusion or making your attics and buildings raccoon proof is a permanent solution to the problem. Raccoons usually gain entrance to attics and other structures from the roof, especially if tree limbs hang over the roofline. Removal of these overhanging limbs will also reduce access to your roofline. If you suspect you have a raccoon in your attic, in your walls, in sheds or utility building you should call our raccoon removal specialist immediately. Our raccoon removal specialists have the necessary training, licensing and skills to get rid of your nuisance raccoons, raccoon trapping, complete the necessary repairs and exclusion techniques stated above to keep raccoons out of your South Carolina home or business.
Raccoons are common throughout South Carolina. Raccoons den up in hollow trees, drain pipes, attics of homes and buildings, under decks, under storage buildings, in brush piles and abandoned burrows.
In urban areas, raccoons damage buildings (particularly in attics and roofs), gardens, fruit trees, lawns, get into garbage cans, and trash containers. Occasionally, one or more raccoons will establish a communal toilet area in your attic resulting in the deposition of a large number of scats.
Raccoons are excellent climbers and will often make their way into attics, causing damage to insulation, wiring, and structural elements. They will also leave behind droppings that create unsanitary conditions.
Raccoons are known for rummaging through trash cans, raiding gardens, leaving a mess behind and potentially destroying plants and crops.
Raccoons often seek shelter in chimneys which can cause blockages and fire hazards, as well as introduce parasites and diseases into your home.
We strive to be in constant communication with our customers until the job is done. For estimates or questions on our services, please contact us at your convenience. We look forward to meeting you soon!
PO Box 25608, Columbia SC 29224
Columbia (803) 233-3355 Chapin (803) 233-3355 Florence (843) 206-0409 Rock Hill (803) 233-3355 Sumter (803) 993-9435
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Please reach us at southcarolina@aaacwildliferemoval.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
If you suspect you have a raccoon in your attic, under porch, under sheds or utility building you should call our raccoon removal specialists immediately. We can get rid of your raccoons and repair any damages they have caused to your home or business!
In urban areas, raccoons damage buildings (particularly in attics and roofs), gardens, fruit trees, lawns, get into garbage cans, and trash containers. Occasionally, one or more raccoons will establish a communal toilet area in your attic resulting in the deposition of a large number of scats. They are also attracted to pet food left outdoors and will attack pets.
Trapping with baited cage traps is the most satisfactory way to remove raccoons. There are no federally registered chemicals to control raccoons. Approved chemical repellents have not been found to be effective. You should never attempt to trap raccoons or remove a wild animal unless you have the necessary training to do so.
Since free roaming wildlife does not receive veterinary care, all wildlife species can carry diseases and parasites. Raccoons are known carriers of rabies, canine distemper, encephalitis, histoplasmosis, trypanosomiasis, coccidiosis, toxoplasmosis, tularemia, tuberculosis, listeriosis, leptospirosis, roundworms, and mange. They are also infested with fleas, ticks, lice, and mites which are known transmitters of disease. Children and pets are particularly at risk.
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