Wildlife Control
in Evansville, IN.
Expert help when the outdoors finds a way indoors.
Wildlife removal, entry prevention and damage repair for your home or business. Local experience. A thoughtful plan. A better-protected property.
Care for your home.
Raccoons • Resourceful by nature
Local wildlife expertise.
The McMahon family.
Nuisance Wildlife Control is joining McMahon, bringing specialized wildlife knowledge into the McMahon family. From a sound in the attic to an opening along the roof, we help you understand what’s happening and what to do next.
Our approach goes beyond removing an animal. We look at the ways wildlife reaches your property, the damage it leaves behind, and the practical steps that help keep it out.
Wildlife services for
your home & business.
Different animals call for different solutions. Explore how we approach each concern, from the first inspection to the final exclusion detail.
Bat Control
Species-aware exclusion, entry-point sealing and attention to the spaces bats leave behind.
Explore bat controlRodent Control
Identify rodent activity, address the problem and close the small openings that make a big difference.
Explore rodent controlBird Control
Practical exclusion and deterrents for problem roosting, nesting and accumulated debris.
Explore bird controlWaterfowl Control
Site-specific strategies to manage waterfowl conflicts around properties and outdoor spaces.
Explore waterfowl controlWildlife Emergencies
An animal in a living space or a concerning encounter? Call to discuss the situation and available help.
Explore urgent concernsAttic Restoration
Cleanup, contaminated material removal and insulation replacement after wildlife damage.
Explore attic restorationWildlife prevention
starts at the entry point.
A small gap can become a regular route inside. Our inspection looks at the whole property, connecting animal activity with the openings and conditions behind it.
Close the gaps above eye level.
Roof edges, soffits and fascia can conceal openings used by bats, squirrels and other climbers. Inspection guides targeted sealing and repair.
Keep air flowing. Keep wildlife out.
Damaged vent covers and unprotected chimney openings create opportunities. Appropriate screening and caps help protect these routes.
Check the routes close to the ground.
Gaps near siding, foundations and crawlspace openings may offer access. A property assessment identifies where exclusion makes sense.
Consider what the animals leave behind.
Attic activity can affect insulation and other materials. Once entry is addressed, the next step may include cleanup and restoration.
Signs of wildlife
in your home.
You don’t have to identify the animal yourself. These clues are a good reason to have your property checked.
Tell us what you’re noticingScratching, scurrying or fluttering
Noises in the attic, walls, chimney or ceiling.
Openings that weren’t there before
Damaged vents, chewed edges or gaps along the roof.
Droppings, odors or disturbed insulation
Signs that an animal may be using an indoor space.
Repeated activity around one spot
Animals returning to the same opening or nesting area.
Wildlife removal.
Longer-term protection.
Every property is different. We connect the immediate concern with the work that helps prevent the next one.
- 01
Inspect & understand
Look for activity, identify likely entry points and assess the conditions attracting wildlife.
- 02
Resolve the activity
Choose species-appropriate methods, which may include exclusion devices or humane trapping.
- 03
Close the way back in
Address vulnerable openings with targeted repairs, screening and practical prevention measures.
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Restore affected spaces
Discuss cleanup, damaged materials and attic insulation needs when restoration is appropriate.
Inside the attic
& insulation care.
Attic cleanup
& restoration.
Once wildlife activity and entry routes have been addressed, the attic may need a fresh start. We assess affected insulation, debris and contamination, then recommend the right cleanup and restoration work.
Material removal
Remove affected insulation and debris.
Cleanup & disinfection
Give affected spaces professional attention.
Replacement insulation
Restore insulation where appropriate.
Humane wildlife control.
Thoughtful by nature.
Effective wildlife control should protect the property and treat the animal with care. We identify the species and entry route, then choose removal or exclusion suited to the situation.
Humane trapping
When trapping is appropriate, humane traps are placed where activity is confirmed. Each trap is designed to safely hold wildlife while helping reduce stress and the risk of injury.
One-way exclusion
When exclusion is appropriate, a one-way device is installed at a confirmed entry point. Animals can leave without being captured, while the device blocks their return before permanent sealing.
Species, timing and local wildlife requirements guide handling and the next step after capture.
A little respect goes a long way.Evansville wildlife control
& nearby communities.
From neighborhood homes to commercial properties, our local roots shape the way we work. Tell us where you’re located and what you’re seeing.
Choose a community above to highlight its location on the map.
Wildlife control questions, answered.
Start with what you know. We’ll help you work through the rest.
Are your wildlife methods humane?
The approach is selected for the species and situation. When trapping is appropriate, professional traps are designed to reduce stress and injury risk. One-way exclusion may offer another way to resolve entry without capturing the animal.
What should I do if I hear animals in my attic?
Make a note of when and where you hear activity, and contact us for an assessment. Avoid entering confined spaces or sealing suspected openings before the animal and entry route have been identified.
Do you help keep wildlife from coming back?
Yes. Exclusion and prevention are important parts of the approach. Recommendations may include sealing openings, repairing vulnerable entry points, installing vent screens or chimney caps, and addressing conditions that attract wildlife.
Can you remove wildlife and restore attic insulation?
Attic restoration can include removing contaminated materials, cleanup, disinfection and replacement insulation. We assess the affected space and discuss the appropriate scope. Structural, electrical and plumbing work require the appropriate trade professional.
How are bat, bird and waterfowl concerns handled?
The species, season and location guide the plan. Some work is subject to wildlife protections or permits. We evaluate the situation before recommending exclusion, deterrence, removal or other management methods.
What if I have an urgent wildlife concern?
Keep your distance and keep children and pets away from the animal. Call McMahon at (812) 475-1100 to discuss the situation and availability. Existing Nuisance customers can also use (812) 801-7712. An immediate threat to people should be directed to local emergency services.
Who should existing Nuisance customers contact?
You can reach Nuisance Wildlife Control at (812) 801-7712 with a question about existing service. For new wildlife inquiries through McMahon, call (812) 475-1100 or use the McMahon contact page.
Your next step is a conversation
Contact McMahon
for wildlife control.
Tell us what you’re seeing, hearing or finding. We’ll help you understand the next step for your property.
- Sounds & activity
- Entry-point damage
- Attic concerns
A sound in the attic. An opening along the roof. Start with what you know.
Request wildlife help Have a photo? Mention it when you get in touch.