A rotting wooden enclosure had become a reliable dining spot for raccoons and squirrels. Citibin replaced it with sealed aluminum — color-matched, gap-free, and permanently closed to anything with a nose.
The Problem
A suburban New Jersey homeowner’s wooden trash enclosure had rotted and warped over the years, leaving gaps that squirrels and raccoons — drawn by the smell of food waste — exploited as a reliable daily food source.
The Solution
Citibin removed the old structure and installed a permanent aluminum enclosure, color-matched to her preference, with no gaps, no weak points, and no way in. Animals are just doing what they do. Citibin closes the buffet.
