Huntington sits where the Wabash and the Little River meet, about a half hour west of Fort Wayne. It is an older city, with tree-lined streets, a university, and plenty of houses that have real attics. Real attics, with real vents, are an open invitation if the screen is loose.
Squirrels use the maples. Bats use a gap that does not look like a gap from the sidewalk. Raccoons use the night and any corner of soffit they can pull. Down near the rivers and the parks, there is more activity around sheds and crawl spaces. Skunks and opossums prefer the ground floor.
We cover Huntington, Roanoke, and Markle. If you are farther toward Andrews, ask. A ZIP code is the fastest straight answer. In town, 46750 is the one we see most. Tell us the street is in Huntington and what time the noise shows up.
Houses around Huntington
Historic blocks, tree-lined ranches, and houses near the rivers. Vents up top. Crawl spaces and sheds down below.
What we get called for
Maples and squirrels
A branch over the roof is a bridge. We look for the hole at the end of it.
Bats in older gables
Thumb-wide gaps on older streets add up in summer.
Dens near the rivers
Opossums and skunks use the ground level.