Williamstown is 15 miles north of Parkersburg on WV-14, right on the Ohio River. It is a small town with a lot of character, known across the region as the home of Fenton Art Glass, and its housing stock reflects its history as a working Ohio River community. Older homes dominate the residential neighborhoods closer to the river, and those homes have the same bat and wildlife vulnerabilities as anything you find in Parkersburg's older neighborhoods.
We travel WV-14 regularly for service calls. Williamstown is a short, straight shot from Parkersburg and we treat it as a normal part of our service area, not a long-haul job. If you are in Williamstown and you have bats, raccoons, or squirrels in your house, we can be there the same day.
Williamstown homes, particularly those within a few blocks of the river and in the older residential streets running parallel to WV-14, generate consistent bat call volume. The pattern is the same as Parkersburg: gaps in older fascia boards, chimney flashing that has separated, and soffit returns on homes that have not been maintained as aggressively as newer construction. Big Brown Bats and Little Brown Bats are both present in this stretch of the Wood County river corridor.
One thing we see specifically in Williamstown and the smaller Ohio River towns: chimneys. Older homes in these communities have masonry chimneys that have been through decades of freeze-thaw cycles. The flashing at the roofline separates. The mortar between the chimney cap and the flue gets gaps. That is a common bat entry point we find regularly in Williamstown jobs.
Williamstown is Wood County. We serve Wood County. Call +1 681-236-1128 for a same-day inspection on most days.
15 miles on WV-14. Same team, same pricing. Call for same-day service.
+1 681-236-1128