Professional Wildlife Control & Damage Restoration in Athens, OH | Wildlife Removal SE Ohio

For bee removal near landmarks like Ohio University or along the Hocking River corridor, we first identify whether the bees are honeybees, wasps, or hornets. If they are honeybees, we coordinate with local beekeepers for safe relocation whenever possible. For other stinging insects, we use targeted treatments that minimize harm to the colony while protecting your family and pets. We seal entry points after removal to prevent re-infestation. Our team wears protective gear and follows industry best practices to ensure the job is done safely and effectively.

If your basement or crawl space has water seepage from the Hocking River flooding or tropical storm rains, the first step is to safely remove any standing water and dry the area thoroughly to prevent mold. Our damage restoration team then inspects for wildlife entry points that may have been compromised, like cracks or gaps around the foundation. We provide structural drying, sanitization, and repair of those openings, followed by exclusion techniques such as installing drip edges or reinforcing sump pump areas. We also offer pest inspections to ensure no rodents or insects have taken advantage of the damp conditions. We’re available 24/7 for emergencies near Strouds Run or uptown Athens.

Older homes near the Athens County Courthouse or in the uptown historic district often have small gaps around pipes, foundations, or attic vents that allow mice and rats to enter. We start with a thorough pest inspection to identify all potential entry points, both interior and exterior. Trapping and removal are done humanely with snap traps or live traps, and we avoid poisons in occupied homes. After removal, we seal every gap with steel wool, caulk, or copper mesh, and install durable exclusion materials. We also clean and sanitize affected areas to remove odors that might attract other pests. Our goal is to provide a long-term solution that respects the character of historic homes while keeping them rodent-free.