Wildlife Removal In New Albany, IN

New Albany's historic housing stock and wooded knobs make it one of the busiest wildlife areas we serve in Southern Indiana.

The century-old homes in New Albany's downtown and Mansion Row districts have the original construction gaps, slate rooflines and brick chimneys that raccoons, bats and chimney swifts love. Meanwhile, neighborhoods backing up to the Knobs see regular pressure from groundhogs, foxes, coyotes and deer.

Our technicians work in New Albany and Floyd County every week. Whatever is scratching in your attic or digging under your deck, call us 24/7 for a free quote over the phone - flat-rate pricing and a 10 year animal-free guarantee on all exclusion work.

Common Wildlife Problems In New Albany

• Bats and chimney swifts in historic homes
• Raccoons in attics and crawl spaces
• Groundhogs and skunks denning under structures
• Squirrels and flying squirrels in rooflines
• Coyotes and foxes near the Knobs

Historic Homes Mean Historic Entry Points

New Albany has some of the oldest housing stock in the Louisville metro, and homes built in the 1800s were never designed to keep wildlife out. Unlined brick chimneys are magnets for chimney swifts and raccoons, original slate and standing-seam roofs develop gaps at every valley and dormer, and stone foundations offer rodents entry paths modern slabs don't. Bat colonies in particular favor these old structures - some of the largest residential bat jobs we've handled in Kentuckiana have been in New Albany's historic districts.

Working on historic homes takes a different skill set: exclusion materials and methods have to seal the structure without damaging original architectural details. Our exclusion specialists do this work regularly and document everything - useful both for your records and for any historic district requirements.

Neighborhoods & Areas We Cover In New Albany

Our technicians work throughout New Albany, including:

Same Service. Same Guarantee. Everywhere In Kentuckiana.

No matter which side of the river you're on, you get the same three-step process: we humanely remove the animals, repair the damage they caused, and permanently close the entry points - backed in writing by our 10 year animal-free guarantee. Flat-rate pricing, free quotes over the phone 24/7/365, and a team that holds more national certifications than any other wildlife control operator in Kentucky or Indiana.