by FrontlineGuy Dominic | Oct 26, 2015 | Animal Damage Repair, Raccoon Removal
Raccoon Removal | Damage | Soffit | Video Raccoons living in attic spaces can cause significant damage. It often starts with removal of some building material like soffit or trim and progresses to insulation removal. Once they have free access to an attic, raccoons...
by FrontlineGuy Dominic | Oct 10, 2015 | Animal Damage Repair, General Nuisance Problems, Groundhog Removal, Skunk Removal
No Worries: Animal Proof Your Deck Does one of the following apply to you? You think there’s a (insert animal of concern) living under the deck but you’re not sure You’ve surprised a groundhog and it has fled under the deck Your dog has chased an...
by FrontlineGuy Dominic | Mar 17, 2015 | Animal Damage Repair, Raccoon Removal, Squirrel Removal
Why Do I Keep Finding Insulation? In this video, Ryan discusses and shows the link between finding insulation bits on your roof or on the ground and animal issues. People sometimes see the insulation lying there but don’t realize it is a good indicator that a...
by FrontlineGuy Dominic | Dec 19, 2014 | Animal Damage Repair, Raccoon Removal
Water Damage is Invitation to Animals Nuisance animals are very opportunistic. Once they find a weak spot, they are very likely to exploit it and move right in. Water damage is a very common cause of weakness on many a home’s exterior in our Akron / Canton /...
by FrontlineGuy Dominic | Aug 25, 2014 | Animal Damage Repair, Raccoon Removal
Top Three Ways Raccoons Enter Homes Raccoons are great climbers, very dexterous, curious, and smart. They adapt well in the urban and suburban environment and are, therefore, a very common nuisance animal in the Akron / Canton / Kent area. Whether we realize it or...
by FrontlineGuy Dominic | Jun 23, 2014 | Animal Damage Repair, Raccoon Removal
Opening a Wall to Get a Raccoon Out Sometimes raccoons get into places in homes that are just not easily accessible. When they do, it is often advisable to wait them out and let them come out on their own. But, there are those times when the raccoons are just...
