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by ROBERA ROMERO / KING 5 News KING5.com
Posted on May 23, 2010 at 5:12 PM
Updated
Sunday, May 23 at 5:26 PM
"First of all they had to cut a large chunk of the sheet rock out
and then pull out all of the insulation because it was all wet," said
Rappleye. And then he got a look at the outside of the roof. "It was probably four, five, six different shakes had been torn
physically from the roof, exposing the inside of the attic, a pretty
good-sized hole," he said. The damage was all caused by a furry little critter – a raccoon. Rappleye had seen one. "It took a lot of yelling and stomping and all kinds of noise to get him finally to move off," he said. It didn't move far. Rappleye's next-door neighbor had damage too. He got a new roof, as did another neighbor two years ago. "It's annoying at night when they're scattering above you and you can't sleep," said Rachel Schweitzer. "They would leave in the spring with the babies and eventually when
we put the new roof in they can't get in any more," said Darwin
Schweitzer. There's not much you can do. State law says you can't hunt or trap raccoons and each city has its own wildlife restrictions.
Rappleye gets that homeowners and raccoons have to coexist. "I'm a lover of nature but I've got to tell you they've changed my
mind a little bit. I wouldn't be above throwing a shoe at them or
something like that," he said. State wildlife officials advise homeowners to keep garbage can lids tightly secured and remove pet food.EVERETT,
Wash. – Water falling from the ceiling was the first tip-off that
something was wrong with Dean Rappleye's roof. Then it got worse.
Raccoons damaging homes in Everett (WA) neighborhood (Dude! Run)
KING 5 NEWS (Seattle) ^
| 5/23/2010
| ROBERA ROMERO
Posted on Monday, May 24, 2010 5:40:16 PM by llevrok
EVERETT, Wash. – Water falling from the ceiling was the first
tip-off that something was wrong with Dean Rappleye's roof. Then it got
worse.
"First of all they had to cut a large chunk of the sheet
rock out and then pull out all of the insulation because it was all
wet," said Rappleye.
And then he got a look at the outside of the roof.
"It
was probably four, five, six different shakes had been torn physically
from the roof, exposing the inside of the attic, a pretty good-sized
hole," he said.
The damage was all caused by a furry little critter – a raccoon. Rappleye had seen one.
"It took a lot of yelling and stomping and all kinds of noise to get him finally to move off," he said.
It didn't move far.
Rappleye's next-door neighbor had damage too. He got a new roof, as did another neighbor two years ago.
"It's annoying at night when they're scattering above you and you can't sleep," said Rachel Schweitzer.
"They
would leave in the spring with the babies and eventually when we put
the new roof in they can't get in any more," said Darwin Schweitzer.
There's
not much you can do. State law says you can't hunt or trap raccoons and
each city has its own wildlife restrictions. Rappleye gets that
homeowners and raccoons have to coexist.
"I'm a lover of nature
but I've got to tell you they've changed my mind a little bit. I
wouldn't be above throwing a shoe at them or something like that," he
said.
State wildlife officials advise homeowners to keep garbage can lids tightly secured and remove pet food.
Everett wildlife removal specializes in all types of animal trapping and exclusion. We remove From bats, raccoons, skunks, squirrels, snakes, opossums, beavers, flying squirrels, rats ,mice and birds of all kinds including pigeons. Any type of critter Removal & control is what we do on a daily basis. Squirrels in attics or in chimneys are a common problem in Everett
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After we remove raccoons and or squirrels from your chimney we recommend a commercially made cap. When we remove raccoons from your attic we find an appropriate method of closing the entrance. Most raccoons enter the attic through the attic fan or through rotten wood.
If the raccoon enters through rotten wood, we cover it with sheet metal so it cannot ever get back inside. All raccoon and squirrel jobs come with a free attic inspection.
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