Perry Le Pews Wildlife Management

A raccoon had babies in our attic vent (full of blown in insulation with no human access). Kyle and Bob got her out in 3 days. Day 1 - They set a trap at the end of the vent. Day 2 - She wasn't in there yet. Kyle wasn't able to make it back to check on the trap. Day 3 - The raccoon wasn't in the trap in the morning. Kyle came by and said she hadn't disturbed the trap, but we'll wait. Later in the afternoon, the raccoon was in the trap with one of her babies. They came back in a few hours, got her down, cut 2 small holes in the ceiling exactly where the babies were, and pulled out 3 more kits (4-6 weeks old). They set up a temporary shelter until the mother could relocate her family. The next day, she was gone and they took the shelter away. Really happy with how this played out. Perry Le Pews was recommended by 2 conservation organizations in the area for their humane wildlife removal. Luckily, they only had to cut into a closet. I emptied the area for them. They put plastic down so it wasn't as messy as I expected, but I still had to clean a little afterwards. Also, they boarded the holes up, but it wasn't a smoothed-over seamless repair. It would have been nice, but not expected. Their expertise is removing wildlife and that's what they did. (They also put heavy-duty grates over our vents to prevent future housemates from moving in). Good people. Will call again but hopefully won't need to!

Work still not complete. Initial response was quick. Slow follow-up. Thanks Perry for stopping by, it seems the squirrels have been prevented from returning. Thanks.