Cincinnati Raccoon Removal

Our Raccoon Exclusion & Removal Offerings

When you contact Cincinnati Critter Ridder, we arrive ready to work. We begin our raccoon control process by determining exactly how the raccoons are getting into your building. Once we've identified the entry points, we set humane traps to catch them; these traps are cellularly monitored and physically checked every three hours by our dedicated staff.

Depending on the circumstances of your raccoon infestation, we install exclusionary barriers and custom heavy-gauge steel flashing to seal up all entry points permanently.

Our 10 Year Animal-Free Guarantee

Our exclusion work comes backed by a written 10-year animal-free guarantee that no animal will re-enter the structure through an entry point we closed.

Prevent Costly Raccoon Damage in Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky

Having a raccoon infestation is both dangerous and costly. Due to their large size and strength, raccoons quickly cause substantial damage to roofing, insulation, and wiring. If you suspect raccoons in your home or notice them foraging aggressively near your roofline, contact Cincinnati Critter Ridder. Our team will safely remove them and seal every entry point so you never have to worry about them returning.

Where Raccoons Cause Problems In Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky

Greater Cincinnati's historic neighborhoods — Clifton, Over-the-Rhine, Hyde Park, Mount Lookout, and Covington across the river — are raccoon hotspots. Mature tree canopies give them direct access to rooflines, and 19th- and early 20th-century construction with unlined chimneys and aging soffits provides easy entry. We also see high activity bordering Mount Airy Forest, Eden Park, Devou Park, and the Ohio River basin.

In Ohio and Kentucky, raccoon kits are typically born March through May. That's when mother raccoons tear through roof vents and soffit corners looking for warm attic dens. Removing a mother without her kits creates a serious issue, which is why our process always physically checks for babies before completing exclusion work.