Older Ohio River homes. Victorian attics. Loose soffits and chimney gaps. Bats have lived in Parkersburg's housing stock for generations. We get them out humanely, per WV DNR rules, and keep them out for good.
West Virginia restricts bat exclusion work from June 1 through August 15 while young bats are in the roost and cannot fly. That restriction does not apply to inspections. Book your inspection now and we will schedule exclusion work starting mid-August. September books up fast. Get on the schedule today.
Bats are the most common call we get in Wood County, but we handle the full range of nuisance wildlife found in the Parkersburg area.
Humane exclusion using one-way devices. WV DNR compliant. Inspections available now, exclusion begins mid-August. Big Brown and Little Brown bats in Wood County.
Bat Removal Info →Full-service nuisance wildlife control for Wood County. Raccoons, squirrels, birds, groundhogs, and more. Trapping, exclusion, and prevention.
All Wildlife Services →Grey squirrels and flying squirrels in older Parkersburg homes. They chew wiring and insulation. Trapping and exclusion before the damage compounds.
Squirrel Removal →Raccoons in chimneys, crawl spaces, and attics throughout the Ohio River bottom neighborhoods. Humane trapping and permanent exclusion.
Raccoon Removal →Pigeons, starlings, and chimney swifts nesting in Parkersburg buildings. Netting, spikes, and exclusion for residential and commercial properties.
Bird Control →After bats or wildlife are out: guano cleanup, decontamination, insulation replacement. Histoplasma from bat guano is a real health risk. Do not skip this step.
Attic Restoration →Dead animals in walls, crawl spaces, attics, and chimneys. Fast removal and deodorization. The odor tells you something is in there. Do not wait it out.
Call for Service →Bat inside the living space is a same-day emergency. Raccoon in the attic with young, animal cornered indoors, aggressive wildlife. We respond 24/7.
Emergency Call →Based in Parkersburg, Wood County. We serve both sides of the Ohio River and the communities up and down the river corridor.
We travel US-50, WV-14, I-77, US-33, and the Ohio River corridor. If you are within 30 miles of Parkersburg, call us.
No mystery pricing. Here is what most Wood County jobs run.
Free with booking, or $75 standalone, applied toward any work scheduled.
We walk the full exterior, identify every potential entry point, and give you a written scope before any work starts.
$300 – $1,200 depending on structure size and entry point count.
Includes one-way devices, return visit to permanently seal, and a written warranty on our work.
$1,500 – $4,000 for full guano removal, decontamination, and insulation replacement.
Necessary after years of bat habitation. Histoplasma risk is real and addressing it is not optional.
Trapping one animal without sealing the building just books the next tenant's move-in. Every job follows the same sequence: a full-structure inspection to find every entry point (older homes usually have several, not one), humane removal or one-way exclusion, permanent sealing with materials matched to the home, and an honest assessment of whether the attic needs restoration.
Every job starts with a photographed, full-structure inspection — not just the one gap you already found.
One-way devices let animals leave and block re-entry. It's the law for bats and better practice for everything else.
Metal flashing, hardware cloth, and mortar repair matched to the home — not a bead of foam that fails by winter.
Not every colony needs a full cleanup. We tell you honestly which situation you have.
Call us immediately. A bat inside a living space is a same-day emergency because of the risk of rabies exposure. Do not handle the bat. If anyone was sleeping in the room, contact Wood County Health Department right away. We respond 24/7 and can be there the same day to safely remove the bat and inspect how it got in.
Inspections yes, exclusion no, not yet. West Virginia wildlife regulations prohibit sealing bat entry points between June 1 and August 15 while young bats are in the roost and cannot fly. We can inspect your home now, document every entry point, and schedule exclusion work to start August 15. Call today before the fall rush hits.
Most jobs run $300 to $1,200 depending on the number of entry points and how accessible the structure is. Larger Victorian homes with many possible entry points sit at the higher end. We give you a fixed written price after the inspection, not a surprise bill when we are done.
Most residential jobs take one to two days of active work, plus a waiting period for the bats to exit on their own through the one-way devices. We return to seal every entry point permanently after the bats are gone. No poisoning, no killing. WV DNR requires humane exclusion only.
Yes. We cover all of the Parkersburg metro: Vienna, Belpre on the Ohio side, Williamstown to the north on WV-14, and St. Marys up WV-2 along the Ohio River in Pleasants County. Same pricing, same team.
Full attic restoration, including guano removal, decontamination, and insulation replacement, typically runs $1,500 to $4,000 depending on attic size and how long the bats were present. Bat guano can carry Histoplasma, a serious lung fungus. We assess honestly and give you a written quote with no pressure to proceed.
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Bat exclusion starts mid-August. Inspections are happening now. Call to get on the schedule.
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