Humane Wildlife Removal in New Albany, Ohio

We price each New Albany job with a written quote after inspecting the home. The total depends on the animal, the number and location of entry points, and whether cleanup or attic restoration is part of the work. We go over our findings first, and the quote lists removal, exclusion and restoration together so you can review the full scope before anything starts.

Same-day service is sometimes available, but it cannot be guaranteed. We prioritize genuine urgency, such as a bat flying inside the home or an animal trapped in a living space or window well. Other calls are scheduled for the earliest available inspection. Call 614-662-1800 and our team will check today's availability for your New Albany address.

We inspect for bats in any season, but the timing of exterior exclusion depends on Ohio's rules. The Ohio Division of Wildlife restricts exclusion from October 15 through March 31 when bats are present, and from May 16 through July 31 when five or more are present. In winter, we close interior routes into the living space and schedule the exterior work for spring. Our written plan shows what we can do now and what we will complete in the spring window.

We serve homeowners throughout New Albany, including Village Center, New Albany Country Club, Ashton Grove, Tidewater, Hampsted Green and Upper Clarenton. Our Columbus team also serves Clintonville, Columbus, Delaware, Dublin, Franklinton, Gahanna, Grove City, Groveport, Hilliard, Obetz, Pataskala, Pickerington, Powell, Reynoldsburg, Sunbury, Upper Arlington, Westerville, Whitehall and Worthington. We check availability for your address when you book.

Yes. We work within the Ohio Division of Wildlife rules for every animal we handle, including the seasonal limits on bat exclusion and the requirement that captured raccoons and skunks stay on the property where they are found. Our humane methods are approved by SPCAs and Humane Societies, and each New Albany job is planned around dependent young, timing and the rules that apply to your home.

Common winter signs include scratching or running in the attic or walls, fluttering or chirping inside vents, droppings or guano near the roofline or in the basement, and chewed wood or debris around soffits, vents and garage doors. Squirrels begin breeding in late winter, bats can stay in attics through the cold months and mice stay active indoors. We inspect the signs you have noticed, identify the animal and find how it got in, then plan removal, repairs and cleanup together.

Yes. Every exclusion repair we complete is covered by a lifetime guarantee on all workmanship and materials. Your written service terms identify the openings we sealed and the coverage that applies. Should one of those repairs need attention, we will come back, inspect it and re-seal it at no charge. New activity at an unrelated part of the home is not automatically covered.

We inspect the attic for droppings, guano, urine, nesting material and damaged insulation, then recommend either targeted cleaning or broader restoration based on what we find. Restoration can involve removing soiled insulation, decontaminating the space and installing new insulation. The recommended work is part of your written quote, so the restoration fits the actual condition of your attic rather than a set package.