Professional Wildlife Removal in Cincinnati
At Evict-A-Pest Wildlife and Pest Control, we provide professional wildlife removal throughout the Cincinnati area for raccoons, squirrels, bats, skunks, groundhogs, opossums, and other nuisance wildlife.
Our goal is not simply to remove the animal. We focus on identifying how the problem started, resolving the current activity, and providing options designed to help prevent it from happening again.
We respect wildlife and use responsible removal and exclusion methods based on the situation. We also believe homeowners should have choices, which is why we provide free estimates and, when possible, multiple solutions based on your property, your budget, and the level of protection you want.
No unnecessary subscriptions. No scare tactics. Just straightforward recommendations and long-term solutions.
Warranties are available on qualifying exclusion and repair work..
Most Common Animals We Handle
• Raccoons
• Squirrels
• Skunks
• Groundhogs
• Opossums
• Bats
• Birds
• Rodents and More
Our Wildlife Process
- Inspection to identify entry points
- Explain the problem and provide a free estimate with available options
- Remove or exclude the wildlife using the appropriate method
- Seal and repair access points when applicable
- Recommend steps to reduce the chance of the problem returning
- Provide warranty coverage on qualifying work
Wildlife Removal Q&A
What’s the difference between wildlife removal and pest control?
Wildlife removal focuses on larger animals like raccoons, squirrels, bats, and skunks, and requires different methods than general pest control. Effective wildlife work involves removal and sealing entry points to prevent animals from returning.
Do animals come back after wildlife removal?
They often do if entry points aren’t properly sealed. Trapping or removal alone addresses the immediate problem, but exclusion is what prevents repeat infestations.
Is wildlife removal safe for the animals?
When handled correctly, wildlife removal is done humanely and in accordance with state regulations. Methods vary by species and season, especially when young animals are present.
How do animals get into attics or walls?
Wildlife typically enter through rooflines, soffits, vents, chimneys, or gaps created by wear and weather. Even small openings can be enough for animals to gain access.
Can I remove wildlife myself?
DIY wildlife removal can be dangerous and may violate local or state laws, particularly for protected species. Improper removal can also leave animals trapped inside or cause more damage.
