Pests & Wildlife We Control in Eastern Ohio

 Mosquitoes can make yards, patios, and outdoor spaces unusable during warm months. If you’re dealing with constant bites, swarms near shaded areas, or mosquitoes around standing water, professional treatment can significantly reduce populations and help you enjoy your property again. 

 Rodents may play a role outdoors, but inside homes and buildings they cause serious problems. Scratching in the walls, droppings, chewed wiring, and contaminated food are common signs of an active rodent issue. Left untreated, mice and rats multiply quickly and often return through the same entry points. 

Bees, wasps, and hornets play an important role in the environment, but nests built near homes, entryways, or outdoor living spaces can create serious safety risks. Aggressive behavior and painful stings make professional removal the safest option.

 Ants, spiders, stink bugs, earwigs, and other nuisance pests can quickly make a home uncomfortable if they’re not addressed early. These pests often enter through small gaps, especially during seasonal changes, and can become ongoing problems without proper treatment. 

 Raccoons commonly enter attics, chimneys, and rooflines, causing damage to insulation, vents, and roofing materials. Without proper removal and exclusion, raccoons often return to the same areas. 

 Skunks often burrow under decks, sheds, and porches, leaving strong odors and creating repeat den sites if not properly removed. Professional removal is the safest way to eliminate the problem and prevent skunks from returning. 

 Groundhogs dig extensive burrows near foundations, sheds, and structures, causing property damage and unstable ground. Because they are difficult to trap and often return, professional removal is the most effective solution. 

 Bats are beneficial outdoors, but when they roost inside attics or walls they create health risks and property damage. Because bats are protected wildlife, professional and legal removal is required to safely resolve the problem. 

 Squirrels often enter attics and walls, chewing insulation and wiring while creating fire and property damage risks. Without proper removal and exclusion, squirrels frequently return to the same entry points. 

 Wildlife exclusion seals entry points and reinforces vulnerable areas to prevent squirrels, raccoons, mice, skunks, and other animals from getting inside. Proper exclusion is the only long-term way to stop repeat wildlife problems.