Alamogordo homeowners trust us for fast, humane raccoon evictions — from attics and chimneys to full property exclusion. We remove them completely and seal every entry point so they never return.
📞 Call (888) 630-8735What starts as scratching in the ceiling at night quickly escalates into thousands of dollars in structural damage. In Alamogordo, raccoons exploit the smallest gaps in rooflines, soffits, and fascia boards — and once inside, they establish nesting colonies that are costly to remediate.
The attic is the most common entry point, and the damage is severe: raccoons shred blown-in insulation to build nests, reducing your home's thermal efficiency by up to 40%. Their feces and urine saturate the insulation and wooden joists with bacteria and parasites including raccoon roundworm (Baylisascaris procyonis), which poses a direct health hazard to your family and pets.
New Mexico's climate creates ideal conditions for mold and fungal growth in contaminated attic spaces. Moisture from raccoon urine combined with New Mexico's temperature swings causes subfloor and rafter rot that compounds repair costs if not addressed promptly.
Perhaps most dangerous of all: raccoons chew through electrical wiring. This is not an exaggeration — it is a documented leading cause of attic fires. A raccoon infestation left unaddressed in a Alamogordo home is a structural fire risk. Calling our team is not optional — it is urgent.
From first contact to final warranty, every job in Alamogordo is handled by licensed in-house technicians — never subcontractors.
Our most common call in Alamogordo. We begin with a full attic inspection to map all entry points and document the extent of contamination. Raccoons are humanely trapped and removed, then every entry point is sealed with galvanized steel mesh and foam-backer exclusion. Contaminated insulation is removed and disposed of per New Mexico environmental regulations. The attic is then treated with an EPA-registered enzyme solution that neutralizes pathogens, bacteria, and odor at the molecular level. Finally, we install fresh insulation to restore your home's R-value and energy performance. This full process is backed by our multi-year written warranty.
Spring and early summer bring nesting females to Alamogordo attics. Mother raccoons are fiercely protective and require specialized handling. We use a family eviction process that removes the entire family unit — mother and kits — without separating them, which is both more humane and more effective. Kits left behind will attract the mother back through any opening. Our process leaves no orphaned animals and no reason for the mother to attempt re-entry, giving you a permanent solution rather than a temporary one.
An uncapped chimney is the most common raccoon entry in older Alamogordo homes. Female raccoons mistake warm chimney flues for hollow trees and descend to birth litters. We remove raccoons from chimneys using a chimney-specific exclusion device that allows raccoons to exit but not re-enter. Once the chimney is confirmed clear, we install a heavy-gauge stainless steel chimney cap with a spark arrestor — meeting New Mexico building code and carrying a structural installation warranty.
For raccoons that have not yet established an interior nest, our trapping and exclusion program covers your entire property perimeter. We set baited live traps in high-traffic zones, monitor daily, and relocate captured animals to approved New Mexico wildlife habitats well beyond your property. We follow this with a comprehensive exclusion audit — identifying and hardening every potential entry point on your roofline, foundation, deck, and crawl space before raccoons find them.
Every raccoon removal job in Alamogordo follows the same rigorous four-stage protocol. There are no shortcuts, no skipped steps, and no unanswered questions when we're done.
We conduct a full exterior walk of your Alamogordo property and, where safe, an interior attic inspection. We document every entry point, map nesting sites, and assess the full scope of damage with photos — all before quoting a single dollar.
Using live traps and direct-hand removal techniques approved under New Mexico wildlife regulations, we remove every animal — including kits — from the structure. No poisons, no snap traps, no animals left behind.
Contaminated insulation is removed and bagged for disposal. Affected structural surfaces are treated with enzyme-based biocidal agents. We restore your insulation to manufacturer R-values and document the remediated space for your records and insurance.
Every confirmed and potential entry point is permanently sealed with welded steel hardware cloth, commercial-grade caulk, and foam backer. You receive a written warranty covering the sealed points, and we schedule a follow-up to confirm zero re-entry.
Six commitments that separate professional wildlife removal from a temporary fix.
We maintain technicians across Alamogordo and surrounding areas. Most calls receive a same-day response, and true emergencies — animal in living space, exposed wiring — are prioritized for under 60-minute dispatch.
Our exclusion work is backed by a comprehensive written warranty. If any raccoon re-enters through a point we sealed during your service life, we return and re-service at no additional charge — no arguments, no fine print.
We hold every required state and municipal wildlife handling license for New Mexico. Our operations are fully insured for liability and workers' compensation, protecting you and your Alamogordo property throughout the job.
Every technician entering your home is a direct employee — not a franchise subcontractor. All crew members pass criminal background checks, drug screening, and complete our in-house training program before their first job.
After our inspection we provide a written, itemized quote before any work begins. The price you approve is the price you pay. We don't add service fees, travel charges, or surprise costs at the end of the job.
We leave your property cleaner than we found it. All trap equipment is removed, contaminated materials are bagged and hauled away per New Mexico waste handling codes, and we document the completed work with post-job photography for your records.
Alamogordo's housing stock creates conditions that make raccoon infestations especially common and especially damaging. Older neighborhoods feature wood-frame construction with soffit gaps and aging fascia that raccoons exploit with ease. Newer developments with adjacent green corridors attract large raccoon populations that pressure residential rooflines year-round. Our technicians know the architectural patterns in Alamogordo and inspect accordingly.
New Mexico's climate demands matter here too. Temperature swings drive raccoons indoors for insulated nesting earlier and with more urgency than in milder states. Freeze-thaw cycles in New Mexico open gaps in rooflines that animals exploit season after season. Addressing those points properly requires material choices suited to New Mexico's weather — we don't use caulk that cracks in winter or foam that degrades in humidity.
We operate in full compliance with New Mexico's wildlife relocation codes. Raccoons removed from Alamogordo properties are relocated to approved wildlife areas in accordance with state distance and habitat requirements. Our work is permitted and documented, protecting homeowners from any municipal or HOA liability associated with improper wildlife handling.
Numbers verified from completed jobs and customer accounts across all markets we serve.
"They were at our house within the hour. The technician found three entry points we had no idea about, removed a mother and four kits from the attic, and had everything sealed and decontaminated the same day. The attic smells completely clean now. Worth every penny."
"We'd been hearing noises for weeks and kept putting it off. After they came out, I wished we'd called sooner. They were professional, thorough, and completely transparent about costs. The warranty they gave us is the real deal — no asterisks. Highly recommend to anyone in Alamogordo."
Every exclusion service we perform in Alamogordo comes with a formal written warranty issued at job completion. This document specifies each sealed entry point by location and material, the warranty coverage period, and the exact terms of our re-service commitment. If any raccoon re-enters through a warranted point within the coverage period, we return, re-exclude, and re-decontaminate the affected area at no cost to you. No service fee, no inspection charge, no requalification required — just a call to our dispatch line and a technician on their way to your Alamogordo property.
Answers to what homeowners in Alamogordo ask us most before booking service.
We maintain active dispatch coverage across Alamogordo and the surrounding area. Most service requests receive a same-day booking, and genuine emergencies — an animal inside living spaces, visible structural breach, exposed wiring — are escalated for priority dispatch with a target response time under 60 minutes. Call us directly at (888) 630-8735 to confirm availability for your address in Alamogordo.
Yes on both counts. We use live cage traps and direct-contact exclusion methods that comply with all New Mexico Division of Wildlife regulations governing the handling and relocation of raccoons. Animals are never poisoned or harmed. Relocated raccoons are transported to approved habitats at lawful distances from residential areas. Our technicians hold current New Mexico wildlife handling permits and can produce documentation on request.
The visible signs include: flattened or displaced insulation in nesting areas, dark urine staining on attic joists and OSB board, scattered feces throughout the attic floor, torn vapor barriers, and — in more severe cases — exposed and chewed wiring. In Alamogordo homes with soffit ventilation, you may also see pushed or torn soffit panels at the entry point. The non-visible damage is often worse: bacterial contamination and parasites that require professional decontamination to safely remediate.
Coverage varies significantly by policy. Most standard homeowners' insurance in New Mexico excludes gradual pest damage but may cover sudden structural damage — such as a raccoon tearing through a soffit — as well as remediation costs when the damage is sudden and accidental. We provide full documentation of all damage at the time of inspection, including photographs and an itemized remediation report, which can be submitted directly to your insurance carrier as part of a claim.
A straightforward trapping and exclusion job — no attic nesting, no decontamination — can be completed in a single visit of two to four hours. Jobs involving attic decontamination and insulation replacement typically require two visits: the removal and exclusion on day one, and the full decontamination and insulation work scheduled within 48 hours. We provide a detailed timeline before the job starts so you know exactly what to expect and when your Alamogordo home will be fully cleared.
A single raccoon family can destroy a Alamogordo attic in weeks. Wiring damage, insulation loss, and structural contamination escalate rapidly once animals are established. The cost of remediation climbs with every day of delay. Call us now — same-day service is available for most Alamogordo addresses.
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