Raccoon Removal in Burlington County

Raccoons are among the most intelligent and adaptable wildlife species invading Burlington County homes and businesses. These nocturnal mammals weigh between 10 and 30 pounds and possess remarkable dexterity — their front paws can open latches, tear through soffit material, and pry apart roofing shingles to gain entry to your attic. In Burlington County, raccoon activity peaks from late winter through early summer as females seek warm, sheltered spaces to birth and raise their young. Neighborhoods bordering Rancocas State Park, the wooded corridors of Shamong, and the older tree-lined streets of Mount Holly and Bordentown see especially high raccoon pressure. Once inside, raccoons create latrines that harbor raccoon roundworm (Baylisascaris procyonis), a parasite dangerous to humans and pets. They also damage insulation, ductwork, and electrical wiring, creating fire hazards and driving up energy costs. Our Burlington County raccoon removal team holds all required NJDEP wildlife control permits and follows humane live-trapping protocols. We do not just remove the animal — we identify every entry point, install heavy-gauge exclusion materials, and sanitize contaminated areas so your home is safe and secure long after the raccoon is gone.