Cost Guide
Wildlife Removal Cost in Toronto
Wildlife removal in Toronto costs between $400 and $800 depending on the animal type and the number of entry points that must be excluded, with a single-entry-point squirrel removal starting around $400 and a multi-entry-point raccoon job on a two-storey roof reaching the upper end. A $75–$150 inspection is waived when removal is booked, and the price scales by the species and the extent of exclusion repairs.
Wildlife pricing in Toronto reflects the city's mature trees, attached rooflines, and older soffit and vent construction, where raccoons and squirrels gain access through shared roof structures and often require exclusion on both sides of a party wall. Every service includes a written 90-day guarantee with a free follow-up if the animal regains entry within that period.
Last updated September 10, 2026
Price Table
| Service | Cost | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Inspection (waived with treatment) | $75–$150 | Entry-point photos + attic assessment |
| Squirrel removal (1 entry point) | $400–$550 | One-way door + single exclusion repair |
| Raccoon removal (1–2 entry points) | $500–$700 | One-way door + soffit/vent repair |
| Multi-entry-point wildlife (3+ entry points) | $650–$800 | Full roofline exclusion + disinfection |
| Attic disinfection + nest removal | $150–$350 | Added to removal, contaminated insulation |
| 90-day written guarantee | Included | Free follow-up if animal re-enters |
What Drives the Cost
Animal type is the largest cost driver because raccoons are larger, more destructive, and require sturdier exclusion materials than squirrels, while birds and smaller animals need different one-way door designs. A single squirrel entry point costs less than a raccoon job that has damaged soffits and roof vents.
Entry-point count raises the price in direct proportion: each additional access hole needs its own one-way door or exclusion repair, and a roof with three or more entry points requires a full roofline exclusion rather than a single targeted repair. Toronto's attached homes often share rooflines, so entry points on a party wall may need neighbour coordination.
Severity of attic contamination adds cost when nesting material, droppings, and urine-soaked insulation require removal and disinfection. A clean eviction with no contamination costs less than a job that needs full attic restoration, which is priced separately on top of the removal.
Access difficulty increases labour. A two-storey roof, steep pitch, or tight attic crawlspace takes longer to inspect and repair than a single-storey flat roof with easy access. Winter work adds time because one-way doors must be monitored more closely in freezing conditions.
What Affects the Price Locally
Toronto's mature urban canopy and attached rooflines give raccoons and squirrels easy access to attics through shared soffits, roof vents, and chimney flashing, which increases entry-point count and exclusion scope. Older housing stock with unscreened vents and deteriorated soffits provides more access than newer construction, raising the number of repairs needed.
Multi-unit buildings and semis often require neighbour coordination when entry points cross a shared roofline or party wall, adding scheduling time. Condo and co-op boards may mandate after-hours work or proof of insurance for roof access. Winter access in Toronto increases pricing because roof inspections and exclusion repairs take longer in snow and freezing temperatures, and some sealants and flashing materials require warmer conditions to cure properly.
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