Raccoons invading your home? Time for a Sonic Animal Repeller

Raccoons have a nasty habit of burrowing into roofs, attics, garages and sheds.  A raccoon’s razor sharp claws and strong forelegs make short work of most materials. Raccoons can rip a window open faster than a full-grown cat. They can even rip open a wall if it's not stone or brick. It’s not uncommon for raccoons to fall through roofs and ceilings. And when they fall into a home from above, they can’t get out, so they’ll try to scratch and bite their way out, leaving extensive interior damage in their wake. This often happens when occupants are away on vacation.The destructive critters make no bones about whose home they break into. In Brownsburg, Indiana, huge raccoons invaded an empty house, and nearby neighbors grew concerned about raccoon confrontations with children and small pets. Raccoons have even been known to raise the ire of the Secret Service. The National Park Service has been in hot pursuit of a pack of raccoons spotted roaming the manicured grounds near the White House.Fortunately, there is a humane, effective critter deterrent that will keep raccoons away from your property. Sonic animal repellers.Raccoons Fear Sound and LightSonic animal repellers are specially designed to fully exploit a raccoon’s natural fear of sudden bright lights and alarming sounds. Their sensitive motion sensor instantly activates the sonic repeller the second a raccoon enters its protected zone. Once activated, the repeller produces a loud dog barking sound and flashing LED light to scare any raccoon away.Say “Good Night” to Raccoons Day or NightSonic animal repellers can be operated two ways, depending on your location. There’s a daytime mode and a nighttime mode. The daytime mode combines flashing LED lights and loud barking dog sounds to scare raccoons away from your home, shed or garage. In the nighttime mode, only the bright flashing LED lights are activated, which is preferred for areas where night noises would wake up the neighbors. Either way, these animal repellers are surprisingly effective in getting rid of raccoons. It’s also far superior to the ultrasonic critter deterrents, which emit sounds raccoons can’t even hear.Place it Where Raccoons EnterEasy to set up and use, these sonic animal repellers are the one raccoon deterrent that’s totally portable and completely self-contained. It can be easily placed wherever raccoons try to enter your attic, garage or shed—on the roof, under the eaves, or by your trash containers. It runs on four standard AA batteries, so there are no AC cords to string out.  Sonic animal repellers are also ideal for keeping raccoons away from patios, decks and balconies. It’s even a preferred solution for keeping other types of critters—like skunks, rabbits, squirrels, moles and rats—away from your property.