This is not a franchise or a call center. It is a specialized business built on knowing Vigo County — the neighborhoods, the wildlife patterns, the seasonal rhythms, and the regulations that govern how this work gets done in Indiana.
I grew up in the Wabash Valley and I know what the wildlife situation looks like here because I live in it. Terre Haute has a specific combination of older housing stock — especially the ISU campus neighborhoods and the South 7th Street corridor — and proximity to the Wabash River bottomlands that creates consistent, predictable wildlife pressure year after year. Bats in the older homes. Raccoons following the river into the neighborhoods. Squirrels in the mature-tree streets around the university.
I started doing this work because someone needed to do it right. Bat exclusion in Indiana requires knowing the maternity season restriction (May 15–August 15), understanding the Indiana Bat's federal protected status under the ESA, and applying those protocols correctly every time. Cutting corners on bat work is not just bad service — it can be a federal violation.
Indiana requires a Wildlife Control Operator (WCO) permit from Indiana DNR for nuisance wildlife removal. I hold that permit. All 13 Indiana bat species are protected under state law, and the Indiana Bat (Myotis sodalis) is additionally federally endangered. On every bat job, I treat the situation as a potential Indiana Bat roost until I can confirm otherwise. That approach keeps my clients protected and keeps me in compliance.
Based in Terre Haute. Serving Vigo County daily, plus Vermillion County (Clinton), Clay County (Brazil), Putnam County (Greencastle), and Sullivan County to the south. If you are within 50 miles of Terre Haute and have a wildlife problem, call.
I give straight answers. If your problem is a $400 job, I tell you it is a $400 job. If the guano in your attic requires a full restoration, I tell you that too. No upsell, no invented urgency. The bat maternity season scheduling is real urgency — I do not need to manufacture any other kind.
I answer my own phone. If you call at 2 a.m. because there is a bat in the bedroom, I answer. That is what 24/7 service means.
Call +1 812-310-4602 or visit the contact page. I'll give you a straight answer on what you're dealing with and what it costs to fix it.