08/27/2026
Watch what happens when a raccoon meets a one-way door
This is one of our installs in backyard. She'd been getting in and out of the same spot for weeks. We found the entry point, installed a one-way door over it, and let her do the rest.
She pushes out to go forage. The door swings shut behind her. She comes back — and it won't open.
No trapping. No stress. No harm to the animal.
Once we confirm she's out and no young are left inside, we seal the opening permanently so nothing else moves in.
That's exclusion done properly — and it's why the raccoon doesn't come back the following spring.
Dealing with raccoons in your attic, soffit, deck or shed? We handle it.