The Scioto runs through Dublin, and raccoons like a river town. So do the people, which is how a deck, a shed, or an attic ends up with a tenant. Historic Dublin has older roofs. The neighborhoods around Bridge Park and farther west have newer ones. The animals do not sort the two.
A lot of Dublin calls start at sunrise. A branch over a two-story roof, a gable vent with a chewed corner, and a ceiling that sounds busy before the alarm. Newer houses can be tight in the living room and open at the fascia. That seam is where we look first.
If you are in 43016 or 43017, tell us what changed. A new noise, a bent vent, a hole under the deck. You do not need to know the species to request an inspection.
Houses around Dublin
Stone and brick near the historic district, and long newer roofs toward the west side. We check the roofline and the space under decks, because both stay busy here.
Common wildlife calls in Dublin
Squirrels on a branch over the roof
A chewed gable vent is a classic Dublin morning, especially where the trees are mature.
Raccoons along the Scioto
Soffits that face the river trees get tested every spring.
Holes on a new lot
Groundhogs and skunks like the soft edges where a subdivision meets a field.
Services in Dublin
The Columbus team handles all of these in Dublin.
Raccoon removal Squirrel removal Bat removal Snake removal Opossum removal Skunk removal Groundhog removal Wildlife exclusion Mouse and rat control Attic cleanup and restoration