Raccoon Control in Langley
Derby Reach Regional Park, ALR farm margins, Fort Langley waterfront

Yes — Derby Reach is one of the larger raccoon habitat parks in the Lower Mainland — Fort Langley properties adjacent to the park see year-round raccoon pressure. One-way door eviction and metal exclusion sealing at the specific roofline entry points is the answer.

Yes — Older Brookswood homes from the 1950s to 1970s have the aging soffit and fascia construction raccoons exploit. Recurring access means the entry was never fully sealed after eviction.

Yes — Raccoons in agricultural Langley use farm outbuildings, hay barns, and shed structures as denning sites in addition to residential attics.

From late March through June. We confirm presence before any eviction.

No. BC regulations do not permit raccoon relocation.

Door: one visit. Confirmation and sealing: follow-up seven to fourteen days later.

Derby Reach Regional Park's large population combined with agricultural corridor movement throughout the ALR sustains raccoon presence across rural and suburban Langley year-round.

Yes. We scope agricultural outbuilding exclusion separately from residential exclusion.