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06 Mar

Raccoon Removal and Deck Exclusion — Toronto

Job Overview

Location: Toronto, Ontario
Structure: Three-story Victorian century home with a front deck
Problem: Wildlife activity reported under front deck
Service: Raccoon removal and deck exclusion
Visits: Two

Summary

The customer reported a wild animal living under the deck. After an inspection it was clear the animal was a raccoon. Our team completed a two-visit raccoon removal and exclusion project at a century home in Toronto. Activity was confirmed beneath the front deck, and a full perimeter trench-and-mesh exclusion system was installed with a one-way door. Follow-up confirmed successful eviction and no further wildlife activity. Read More →

23 Jan

Squirrel Exclusion and Roof Vent Protection – Toronto

Job Overview

Location: Toronto, Ontario
Structure: Two-story Victorian residential home
Problem: Squirrel activity in attic and roof area
Service: Humane squirrel exclusion and roof vent protection
Visits: Three

Summary

We were contacted regarding early morning attic noises consistent with squirrel activity. A multi-visit exclusion was completed to address confirmed roof vent entry points and reinforce other vulnerable areas. Follow-up visits confirmed the squirrel issue was resolved, with additional findings related to a separate pest concern. Read More →

09 Jan

Squirrel and Bird Entry Remediation on a Three-Storey Victorian Roof — Toronto

Job Overview

Location: Toronto, Ontario
Structure: Three-storey Victorian residential home
Problem: Squirrel activity in attic with secondary bird entry
Service: Humane squirrel removal and full roofline exclusion
Visits: Three visits

Summary

Wildlife Shield was contacted after the homeowner reported early-morning ceiling noises consistent with squirrel activity. Inspection confirmed squirrel entry at a soffit intersection, along with a secondary opening being used by birds. Due to the height and roof complexity, a multi-visit approach was required to allow animals to exit safely, followed by permanent exclusion. All work was completed humanely and without further activity reported. Read More →