Raccoon Control in Brooklyn

Inspection-Led Raccoon Control for Attached & Multi-Unit Properties

Scratching or thumping in walls or ceilings, droppings or nesting material, and damage around insulation, rooflines, or soffits can signal raccoon activity. In attached and multi-unit buildings, shared walls, basements, and rooflines may allow that activity to affect neighboring units.

At Top Notch Pest Control Corp, we provide wildlife removal services for residential and commercial properties. We begin by identifying where the animal is active, how it may be entering, and which areas require attention.

Call (917) 540-9907 to describe what you’ve seen or heard and request a raccoon assessment.

Wildlife Service Backed by More Than 35 Years of Experience

We’re a family- and veteran-owned company with more than 35 years of pest management experience. Our licensed and insured professionals are trained, background-checked, uniformed, and receive ongoing training. We’re also members of the New York Pest Management Association and the National Pest Management Association.

We offer prompt scheduling, on-site evaluations, and customized plans based on the activity and conditions at each property. This inspection-led approach is especially important when wildlife may be denning near households, pets, neighbors, or shared living spaces.

What to Expect During a Raccoon Inspection

Service begins with an initial consultation and an on-site inspection. Our technicians identify the animal activity and assess likely entry points, droppings, rub marks, nesting material, and gnawing damage before developing a tailored control plan.

During the initial visit, we assess:

• Animal activity: We look for evidence that distinguishes an active animal from an abandoned den or earlier wildlife activity.
• Access routes: We examine potential animal entry points around rooflines, soffits, vents, chimneys, crawlspaces, and wall openings.
• Affected areas: We document visible nesting material, droppings, disturbed insulation, and structural damage associated with the activity.
• Safety considerations: We account for household members, pets, neighbors, and the close quarters common in city properties.

After the inspection, we can explain the proposed approach, relevant precautions, and any recommended follow-up work. We may also recommend raccoon exclusion, which involves securing openings to reduce repeat access. Before openings are sealed, the property should be assessed for active animals and dependent young.