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Raccoon Removal in Oklahoma City

Free inspections for homeowners in our service area. Raccoon Home Protection starts at $945 for one active entry point and includes humane removal, monitoring, attic treatment, follow-up, permanent closure, deodorizing and a one-year warranty.

Raccoon in the Oklahoma City metro
Free InspectionIn-area homeowners
$945 StartingOne active entry point
Complete ProcessRemoval through warranty
Price MatchSame written scope
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Free Raccoon Inspection

For homeowners within our regular Oklahoma City metro service area. We identify the animal, active opening, possible kits and additional construction vulnerabilities, then provide an upfront written scope. Learn what our wildlife inspection includes.

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A complete solution—not a trapping setup

What the $945 Starting Price Includes

Every active raccoon job requires more than placing a trap. The starting service price covers the complete humane process for the first opening the raccoons are using.

Raccoon Home Protection

$945

Starting price for one active entry point.

  • Custom one-way exit
  • Camera monitoring throughout the process
  • Attic sanitation treatment
  • Next-week follow-up and complete reinspection
  • Permanent closure of that opening
  • Final deodorizing treatment
  • One-year warranty on the covered work
Additional openings are priced separately. Every additional entry point or construction vulnerability depends on the home and is documented, scoped and priced in the upfront written proposal. The $945 starting price is not a full-house sealing plan or a full attic renovation.
The True Care raccoon process

Humane Removal, Monitoring and Permanent Closure

The animal leaving is only one part of the job. We monitor the process, reinspect the property and complete the repair before the warranty begins.

1

Inspect the entire property

Identify the species, active opening, possible kits and additional construction vulnerabilities.

2

Fit the one-way exit

Custom-build or custom-fit a one-way device to the primary opening the raccoons are using.

3

Treat the attic

Apply disinfectant, sanitizer and a virucidal treatment before the crew completes attic work.

4

Complete approved exclusion

Seal the additional openings and construction vulnerabilities included in the written scope.

5

Monitor with cameras

Watch the one-way exit and animal activity throughout the removal process.

6

Return the next week

Perform another complete property inspection—not merely a quick device check.

7

Remove and close

After confirming the raccoons are out, remove the one-way and close the opening with permanent material.

8

Deodorize the den

Treat the attic to reduce den pheromones that can encourage future raccoon interest.

9

Begin the warranty

The one-year warranty on the completed covered work begins after final closure.

More than removing one raccoon

Raccoon Removal Built Around the True Care Home Protection Standard™

A raccoon leaving the attic does not correct the opening, construction vulnerability or den conditions that made the home attractive. Our standard connects today’s wildlife problem to long-term home protection.

Step One

Understand the Home

Inspect the entire property to identify the animal, active entrance, dependent young and additional construction vulnerabilities.

Step Two

Solve Today’s Wildlife Problem

Use a humane, monitored removal process designed to keep mothers and dependent young together.

Step Three

Help Protect for the Future

Complete the approved exclusion work, permanently close the active opening, reduce den pheromones and back the covered work with a written warranty.

Why home protection mattersRemoving an animal without correcting the condition that allowed it inside leaves the home exposed. Inspection, monitoring, professional wildlife exclusion, permanent materials, follow-up and written warranty protection are what turn animal removal into a complete home-protection process. Explore the complete True Care Home Protection Standard™.
Tonight, before anyone enters the attic

What to Do When You Hear a Raccoon

Heavy thuds or slow footsteps at night often indicate a raccoon. Oklahoma City homeowners frequently describe the sound as a person walking above the ceiling. Calling or chirping alongside heavy adult movement can mean kits are present. If the evidence is unclear, use our Oklahoma wildlife identification guide.

  • Keep people and pets out of the attic
  • Do not seal the opening
  • Do not trap the mother and leave dependent kits behind
  • Do not handle droppings or contaminated insulation
  • From the ground, look for damage at soffit vents and roof returns
  • Schedule an inspection before changing the opening
Raccoon paw print on an air duct inside an Oklahoma City attic
A raccoon paw print on an attic air duct. Raccoons move across ducts and framing—not only through the insulation.
Roof damage caused after a raccoon opening was sealed while dependent kits remained inside
This roof was torn open after the original hole was sealed while dependent kits remained inside. This was not a True Care Wildlife repair.
Humane maternity work

We Do Not Separate Mothers From Their Babies

True Care Wildlife uses experience-based systems to encourage a mother raccoon to relocate her kits or help the family leave together through a monitored one-way exit.

Wildlife behavior is not always predictable. A disturbed mother may move her kits into an inaccessible part of the structure. When the kits cannot be safely reached or relocated, the humane answer may be to let them mature until they can follow their mother through the one-way.

The upfront written price stays the price. Maternity work may require more monitoring, more return trips and more time. We have never added a charge simply because keeping a mother and her babies together required additional trips. Homeowners may need patience, but they are not financially penalized because we choose to do the humane thing.
Young raccoons exiting through a soffit and climbing down a brick home
True Care field video

Young Raccoons Follow the Exit and Climb Down the Home

These young raccoons exit through the soffit and climb down the brick after they are large enough to follow the humane one-way process.

The two openings we see most

How Raccoons Enter Oklahoma City Attics

The most common raccoon entry we find is a damaged or weakened soffit vent. The second is a roof return—sometimes an older squirrel opening that a raccoon pulls wider.

  • Soffit vents pulled, bent or torn loose
  • Roof returns enlarged from an earlier wildlife opening
  • Fascia and roof-edge gaps
  • Uncapped chimneys and weak roof vents
  • Hidden secondary vulnerabilities elsewhere on the structure

Learn more about how wildlife gets into Oklahoma homes.

Raccoon-damaged soffit vent on an Oklahoma City home
A raccoon-damaged soffit vent. The inspection should identify the active opening and the vulnerabilities likely to become the next opening.
Raccoon entering an Oklahoma home through a soffit vent
True Care field video

Watch a Raccoon Enter Through a Soffit Vent

This real inspection video shows why soffit vents are the most common raccoon entry point we find in Oklahoma City homes.

Raccoon droppings on an attic joist in an Oklahoma City home
Raccoon droppings on an attic joist. Physical waste removal and insulation replacement are separate from the one-opening exclusion price.
When the attic requires a separate job

Droppings, Odor and Attic Restoration

Raccoon Home Protection includes sanitation treatment during service and deodorizing after the animals are out. It does not include physically removing accumulated droppings, removing contaminated insulation or rebuilding the attic.

Raccoon waste should be treated as a health hazard. Do not handle it or disturb contaminated insulation. When physical removal or insulation replacement is needed, we document those conditions and price the attic cleanup and restoration separately.

Compare complete scopes—not starting fees

Raccoon Removal Pricing and Price Matching

A lower trapping or sanitation starting price may cover a different service. Compare what happens after the first visit: monitoring, young, follow-up, permanent closure and warranty protection.

ServicePriceWhat it means
Raccoon inspectionFreeFor homeowners in our regular service area
Raccoon Home ProtectionStarts at $945Complete process for one active opening
Additional openings or vulnerabilitiesPriced after inspectionSeparately documented in the upfront written scope
Physical waste removal or attic restorationSeparate proposalOnly when the attic requires that additional work
One-year warrantyIncludedApplies to the completed covered work
Apples-to-apples Price Match GuaranteeBefore work begins, show us a current written estimate for the same property from another licensed and insured wildlife-control company. If the openings, scope, materials, removal or monitoring, cleanup, follow-up and warranty protection are genuinely comparable, we will match the qualifying lower price. Read the complete Price Match Guarantee.
Protection backed in writing

The Warranty Begins When the Opening Is Closed

The starting one-opening service includes a one-year warranty on the covered work after the raccoons are out, the opening is permanently closed and the process is completed.

Qualifying broader exclusion and Full Home Protection work may be eligible for annual renewal under the Renewable Lifetime Wildlife Protection Warranty. Whole-house coverage does not automatically apply to portions of a structure that were not included in the purchased scope.

Review the complete warranty, coverage and renewal terms.

Documented local experience

Oklahoma City Wildlife Specialists

Licensed specialists: Brad M. (#4333280), Anthony S. (#10263996) and Tanner S. (#5538799).

Central Oklahoma service

Raccoon Removal Across the Oklahoma City Metro

True Care Wildlife provides raccoon inspection, removal and exclusion throughout the Oklahoma City metro. Explore local service information for your community.

Common homeowner questions

Oklahoma City Raccoon Removal FAQ

How much does raccoon removal cost in Oklahoma City?

Inspections are free for homeowners in our service area. Raccoon Home Protection starts at $945 for one active entry point and includes the custom one-way exit, monitoring, attic sanitation treatment, next-week follow-up and reinspection, permanent closure, deodorizing and a one-year warranty on the covered work. Additional openings and attic restoration are priced separately in the written scope.

Will True Care Wildlife match a lower raccoon-removal price?

Yes, for genuinely comparable work. Before work begins, provide a current written estimate for the same property from a licensed and insured wildlife-control company. We compare the openings, complete scope, materials, removal or monitoring, cleanup, follow-up and warranty. See the complete Price Match Guarantee.

What happens if baby raccoons are in the attic?

We do not separate a mother from her dependent kits. We use experience-based systems to encourage relocation or help the family exit together. If the kits move into an inaccessible area, the humane solution may require additional time until they can follow their mother out. Additional maternity monitoring and trips do not increase the accepted written price.

Does the $945 starting price include sealing the entire house?

No. It covers the complete removal and protection process for the first active entry point. Every additional entry point or construction vulnerability is evaluated and priced separately according to the home’s construction, then included in the upfront written proposal.

Does the starting price include removing raccoon droppings?

It includes sanitation treatment during the removal process and final deodorizing. It does not include physically removing accumulated droppings, removing contaminated insulation or rebuilding the attic. Those services are separately documented and priced when needed.

How long does the raccoon process take?

We install the one-way exit and cameras, then follow up the next week with another complete inspection. Final timing depends on confirmed activity and whether dependent kits are present. We will not rush or separate a raccoon family merely to complete the job faster.

What is the True Care Home Protection Standard™?

It is True Care Wildlife’s three-part framework: Understand the Home, Solve Today’s Wildlife Problem and Help Protect for the Future. For raccoon work, that means identifying the animal and structural conditions, completing humane monitored removal, permanently closing the covered opening and backing the completed covered work with a written warranty. Learn about the complete Home Protection Standard™.

What does the one-year warranty cover?

The one-year warranty applies to the completed covered work after final closure. Full-home and renewable lifetime protection require qualifying exclusion work and active renewal under the complete warranty terms.

How can I distinguish a raccoon from a squirrel, mouse or rat?

Raccoons commonly produce slow, heavy footsteps and thuds at night. Squirrels tend to make faster daytime scurrying sounds. Mice and rats usually create lighter scratching, chewing or movement than a raccoon. Calling or chirping alongside heavy adult movement can indicate young raccoons.

Want the complete homeowner resource?Learn more about raccoon noises, babies, attic entry points, droppings, health concerns, damage and prevention in our Complete Guide to Raccoons in Oklahoma Homes & FAQ.
Protect your home. Keep wildlife wild.

Hear Heavy Footsteps—or See a Torn Soffit Vent?

Schedule a free raccoon inspection. We will identify the active opening, check for dependent young and give you an upfront written scope before work begins.