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TruNorth Pest Control | Raccoon Control in Buford, GA
Raccoons may look cute, but they can cause serious trouble when they invade your home or property. From tearing into roofs and attics to spreading disease through droppings, these nocturnal animals are a major nuisance. TruNorth Pest Control provides humane raccoon removal services for residents in Buford, GA.
Why Raccoons Are a Problem in Buford
Raccoons are common in suburban areas like Buford, where they find easy access to food, water, and shelter. They often raid garbage cans, pet food, bird feeders, and even crawl into attics, basements, or chimneys to nest.
Our Raccoon Removal Process
Inspection: Identify entry points and nesting areas.
Humane Trapping: Live-capture methods to safely remove raccoons.
Exclusion: Seal up gaps in roofing, soffits, vents, and crawl spaces.
Sanitization: Clean-up and deodorization of nesting sites and droppings.
Raccoon Activity in Buford by Month
January – Moderate
February – Moderate
March – High
April – High
May – High
June – Moderate
July – Moderate
August – Moderate
September – High
October – High
November – Moderate
December – Moderate
Neighborhoods We Serve in Buford, GA
- Bogan Meadows
- Hidden Falls
- Lanier Springs
- Hamilton Mill (Buford side)
- Whispering Creeks
FAQ’S
Q: Are raccoons dangerous?
A: They can carry rabies and parasites and may become aggressive if cornered.
Q: How do I know if raccoons are in my attic?
A: Scratching noises at night, insulation damage, and droppings are common signs.
Q: Can I trap raccoons myself?
A: Georgia law restricts raccoon handling. Professional, humane removal is recommended.
Q: Do raccoons return after removal?
A: Without sealing entry points, they may return or other raccoons may take over.
Q: Are raccoons active year-round?
A: Yes. They don’t hibernate, although they may be less active during cold snaps.
People Also Ask (PAA)
Q: What attracts raccoons to my home?
A: Trash, pet food, unsecured chimneys, and attic access points are common attractants.
Q: Are raccoons protected by law?
A: Yes. Wildlife removal must follow Georgia DNR guidelines.
Q: Do raccoons travel in groups?
A: Mothers may stay with their young, but adults are typically solitary.
Q: How do I prevent raccoons?
A: Secure trash cans, install chimney caps, and seal any roof or soffit gaps.