I heard scratching noises outside on my roof a couple of nights in a row and saw a raccoon walking on my roof. I called Joe and he came to check the roof after a snowstorm and confirmed that under the snow it appeared that an animal had started tearing away at the roof. The day after the snow melted and the raccoon had entered the attic that night for the first time. Joe came the next day and installed a one way door and within hours the raccoon was out. Joe repaired and patched up the roof. Joe did a great job in a tough and awkward part of the roof. I would recommend him to anyone.
- Approximate cost of services:
- $400.00
- Company Response
Thanks for the review. I was first called to assess the issue just after that early snow storm we had in December. With the snow cover it appeared as if there was no access into the attic. The hole became apparent only after removing 2 feet of snow with a shovel. My quick thinking proactive client called me and the raccoon left via a 1 way door which was installed. Afterwards, the hole was patched with plywood, re-shingled and a mesh barrier installed over top as insurance. Getting the raccoon out quickly is important because raccoons in January, February, March are pregnant already and in 60 days they will be dropping a litter and are scouting out nesting sites as we speak. Therefore, Keep a close watch on your house and seal off those week spots now before its too late. Joe