Wildlife Resources & Advice

Seeing a groundhog disappear underneath your porch, deck or shed is usually a pretty good indication that there's more going on underneath than you can see. Groundhogs are excellent diggers and commonly create burrows underneath structures where they have shelter and protection. While seeing one in the yard may not seem like a big deal at first, their burrowing can become a problem when it's happening directly underneath your home or another structure. Here's what Ohio homeow

Hearing scratching, scurrying or movement inside your walls can be a little unsettling, especially when you have no idea what's causing it. This is a common reason homeowners contact us. They know they hear something in the wall or attic, but they aren't sure if they're dealing with mice, squirrels, raccoons, bats or even birds. The location of the noise, the time of day you're hearing it and other signs around your home can sometimes help narrow down what may be inside. Scra

Finding out you may have bats in your home can be unsettling, especially when you aren’t sure how they’re getting in or how many may be there. Bats are a common wildlife issue for Ohio homeowners, and they’re especially good at finding small openings around a home. Sometimes the first sign is a bat suddenly flying through the living room. Other times, homeowners hear noises in the attic or notice activity around the roofline in the evening. Here are a few things you should kn