🦝 Raccoon Removal in Northern Virginia
Raccoons in your attic or chimney? Don’t wait! These masked bandits cause serious damage to insulation, wiring, vents, and more. BEDR Wildlife Removal provides fast, safe, and humane raccoon removal in Northern Virginia.
We remove raccoons in attics in Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax, Fairfax County, and Fredericksburg, Virginia.
🧰 Our Raccoon Removal Process
- Detailed Inspection
We check the attic, roofline, and exterior for raccoon entry points and nesting. - Safe Trapping & Removal
We use humane, non-lethal traps to remove adult raccoons and babies safely. - Entry Point Sealing
We seal all access points and install strong deterrents (like chimney caps and vent guards). - Damage Repair & Sanitizing
We fix shredded ducts, torn insulation, and clean droppings or urine.
Why Homeowners Choose BEDR
- ✅ 20+ years of raccoon removal experience in Northern VA
- ✅ Fast response and licensed professionals
- ✅ Complete attic restoration and exclusion
- ✅ Trusted by 180+ homeowners with 5-star reviews
📍 Service Area
We remove raccoons from homes in:
Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, McLean, Vienna, Herndon, Falls Church, Woodbridge, Fredericksburg, and nearby areas.
💬 Real Results
“BEDR safely removed a mother raccoon and her babies from our attic. They repaired all the damage and sealed everything. Totally worth it.” – Jason M., Fairfax VA
🧱 What to Expect: Before vs After
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Before BEDR |
After BEDR |
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Noisy attic, torn insulation |
Quiet, secure space |
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Entry holes in the roof |
Professionally sealed exterior |
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Foul odors and droppings |
Cleaned and sanitized attic |
How Much Does Raccoon Removal Cost?
Raccoons are powerful animals that often rip into soffits, roof vents, or gable ends to access your attic. Once inside, they create large nests and leave behind hazardous waste, including feces and urine. Raccoon infestations should always be handled professionally due to health and safety risks.
Raccoon removal typically costs between $200 and $600.
What Affects the Cost?
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Presence of Babies: During spring, mother raccoons with kits require more careful, hands-on removal, which raises labor time and cost.
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Location of Nest: Deep attic nests or raccoons behind walls require more extensive access and time to remove.
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Cleanup & Sanitation: Raccoon feces and urine can carry diseases like raccoon roundworm. Decontamination and odor control typically add $500 to $1,500 or more.
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Exclusion & Repairs: Entry points must be sealed, and damage to vents, siding, or roofing repaired—often costing $300 to $1,000.
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Inspection Fee: Expect $100 to $300 for a thorough property inspection, which helps assess entry points and damage.
Tip: Always hire a company that includes cleanup and exclusion with removal—it’s critical for long-term protection.