Name: Hawkeye Bird and Animal Control
Address: 33 Landerville Lane,, Bowmanville, ON, L1C 4W8, CA
Telephone: 416-429-5393

Hawkeye in Canada

Hawkeye Bird & Animal Control
5048 Erin First Line
Acton, ON L7J 2L9
416-429-5393

Hawkeye in the U.S.

Hawkeye Bird & Animal Control
5600 N Flagler Dr #705
West Palm Beach, FL 33407 USA
1-833-833-4295

Locations across Ontario

Hawkeye Bird & Animal Control
1 Hycrest Ave #602
Toronto, ON M2N 6V8
416-429-5393

Hawkeye Bird & Animal Control
33 Landerville Lane
Bowmanville, ON L1C 4W8
416-429-5393

Hawkeye Bird & Animal Control
16 Dorchester Ave
Brantford ON N3R 5G4
416-429-5393

Hawkeye Bird & Animal Control
448 Davis Dr
Uxbridge ON L9P 1R1
416-429-5393

Hawkeye Bird and Animal Control
2676 Harmony Rd N
Oshawa, ON L1H 8A7
416-429-5393

Hawkeye Bird & Animal Control
5359 Timberlea Blvd
Mississauga ON L4W 4N5
416-429-5393

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Raccoon Removal for HVAC Units and AC Ducts

Rooftop HVAC units, exhaust vents, and exposed AC ductwork are irresistible shelters for raccoons, not just in winter, but throughout the year, offering shade, water, or shelter for nesting. This is a critical issue for both commercial tenants and homeowners, with raccoons in HVAC units and AC ducts causing business interruptions, increased energy costs, and serious health concerns.

The types of properties affected by raccoons in rooftop ventilation units include residential homes, apartments, multi-unit buildings, offices, retail, and industrial facilities.

Why Raccoons Select HVAC and AC Ductwork

The Perfect Shelter
With HVAC/AC units mimicking a hollow tree, they offer a rare combination of warmth during the winter months), shade and insulation in hot summer temperatures, and security from predators.

The "AC Duct"-Highway
Raccoons take advantage of flexible ductwork, ventilation shafts, and exposed piping to move undetected into the unit's base or, critically, into the building's air supply system.

Common Entry Points (Specific to Modern/Older Systems):

Unsealed Conduit/Pipe Penetrations
Gaps where refrigerant lines or electrical conduits enter the unit base or roof can be exploited.

Loose Access Panels
Panels or hatches on the rooftop unit (RTU) that are degraded, unlatched, or only lightly screwed down can provide easy access.

Damaged Intake/Exhaust Vents
Raccoons can pull back or chew through plastic or thin metal grates covering air vents on commercial roofs or residential wall/soffit units.

Condensate Drains
Seeking water, raccoons damage drain lines or pans.

Signs of Raccoon Infestation in HVAC Units or Ducts

Unusual scratching or thumping noises inside units or ducts;

Strong musky odour from feces or urine;

Visible damage to wires, insulation, or duct seams;

Reduced airflow or sudden system malfunction;

Nighttime rooftop activity or tracks in snow near units;

Residential-specific signs: attic or basement vents showing raccoon droppings or damage.

Hawkeye Bird and Animal Control has been synonymous with Excellence in Humane Pest Bird Control and Animal & Wildlife Removal for over 35 years. Call us today at 416.429.5393