06/10/2026
June is throwing us it's typical complications where baby raccoons are concerned. The job gets a lot more challenging when the raccoon babies are able to run away from us. Add in difficult attic access, or in this case, no attic access and the job can go sideways if you don't know what you're doing.
At this raccoon job we just knew there were babies, even though the client told us they never heard them. The season, experience, and instinct all added up to that fact. This was a proceed slowly and monitor closely kind of removal.
With a propped one-way door and daily checks we finally got lucky today. The high heat and humidity pushed mom and babies into the vented soffit as they tried to stay cool. We could here them moving around so with a quick removal of a soffit panel we were able to get the babies out.
These chubby 7-8 week old baby raccoons are now set up on the ground waiting for mom to come out and move the whole family somewhere more appropriate. We will be back tomorrow to check on everything to make sure the job is progressing as it should.