Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Gladstone, NJ, recently found herself with a raccoon infesting her attic. Fortunately, our Little Rascals Nuisance Wildlife Division was sent out and safely and successfully removed the raccoon from the home and relocated it to a new humane location. Now all that's left is to repair the damage that the raccoon had done to the home.

The raccoon actually had two access points, which were in two soffit areas above each of the downspouts. After we disinfected the attic, we installed sturdy metal flashing over each of the access points. Next, we installed a new portion of soffit over the metal flashing in order to blend it in better. Now the home is secured from raccoons and looks better than before! 

This customer in Peapack, NJ was suffering from a major squirrel infestation in their home. Almost every one of the soffit returns were damaged by squirrels who were utilizing them to infest the property. In order to safely remove them, we installed a one-way device over each one of the soffit returns, temporarily enclosed them with hardware cloth, and then set up several baited devices. A one-way device is a device that allows the squirrels to safely exit an area but prevent them from getting back in.

After a short period of time, we had successfully retrieved all of the squirrels and took them to a new, humane location. Before doing that, we disinfected the infested areas, installed sturdy metal flashing over each one of the soffit returns to prevent reinfestation, and then painted them brown to make the color of the home.

This homeowner in Belle Mead, NJ had a raccoon harboring underneath her shed for quite some time and needed help removing it. So she called Little Rascals and we were sent out to assist!

A short while after setting up our retrieval devices, we safely retrieved the raccoon and relocated to a new, safer, and humane environment. Now all that's left is to prevent any other nuisance wildlife from residing underneath the shed.

To do that, we installed Dig Defense® around the entire perimeter of the shed. Dig Defense® is a patented drive-in ground fence panel that extends the protection of a shed or any other enclosed area. It is 15 inches deep, 4 feet across, and completely galvanized! It will protect structures against all nuisance wildlife and feral animals!

We're returning to this home in Princeton, NJ to check up on the mice infestation. As we checked our rodent bait stations, we did find some activity inside a few of them, so we replenished the bait. Since the mice were able to squeeze through a tiny opening around one of the utility pipes, we stuffed that opening with chew-proof metal mesh and sealed it off with a premium, waterproof adhesive. We waited a few moments and smoothed the adhesive out to make it even with the siding and to blend better.

We repeated this process to each and every single opening around the exterior of the home. When we had finished, we scheduled several additional follow up visits with the homeowner to change out the bait in the rodent bait stations until the mice are no longer infesting the home.

We're returning to this office building in Princeton, NJ, for a follow up visit for mice. Previously, we installed a number of rodent bait stations around the exterior and throughout the interior of the building. For this visit, we're going to check up on each of the bait stations and replenish them.

Since there were multiple openings and gaps around several utility pipes, we're going to exclude them! First, we're going to stuff each one with chew-proof stainless metal mesh. Rodents typically don't like chewing through metal because it's extremely uncomfortable for their teeth and gums. Afterward, we're going to seal them with a waterproof, premium adhesive.

Once we're finished, we're going to schedule several more follow up visits to replenish the bait stations and monitor the mice activity until they are no longer infesting the property.