Disclaimer

A referral service, not a wildlife company

Ohio Attic Animal Removal takes calls and form requests about animals in attics, walls and chimneys, and passes each one to an independent wildlife operator when one works at that address. It has no field staff and does no removal, sealing, cleanup or repair work. The operator who takes the job inspects the house, sets the price, does the work and answers for its own license, insurance and results. Any agreement you make is with that operator and not with this site. The terms of service say the same in full.

General information, not advice for your house

The pages here summarize public sources: federal agencies such as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the CDC, and county and city health departments. Each summary links the page it came from, and each can fall out of date when that page changes. A summary is not medical advice, not legal advice and not a finding about your home. State wildlife rules apply to this work. This site does not state them, and the operator who takes a job answers for following them. Questions about a bite, a scratch or contact with a bat belong to your doctor and your local health department, and health departments do not all give the same instructions.

Photos and drawings

Animal photos on this site are public-domain images from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. They show the species, and they are not pictures of a job, a house or an operator. Drawings are simplified. A real roof, chimney or attic will differ from any picture here, so treat each one as an illustration. Only a person looking at your house can say what is there.

Availability

The opening page lists what the site takes requests about. No page on this site says an operator works at your address; that is settled when you call or write. When no operator does, your request stays with Local Core Group, which runs this site. The site is not for emergencies and cannot say when an operator will call back or visit; for a medical emergency, call 911.