Serving Floyd & Clark Counties
Southern Indiana—specifically Floyd and Clark Counties—represents the northern edge of the Louisville metro area. Separated from Kentucky by the Ohio River, these communities have their own distinct character while sharing many of the same wildlife challenges. From historic river towns to hilltop developments to rural farmland, we understand the diverse squirrel control needs across Southern Indiana.
Southern Indiana's geography creates distinct wildlife zones. The Ohio River valley (New Albany, Jeffersonville, Clarksville) has urban-adapted squirrels and mature tree canopy. The Knobstone Escarpment (Floyds Knobs, Sellersburg hills) has cooler temperatures, heavier forest cover, and more intense wildlife pressure. Understanding these elevation and habitat differences is crucial for effective squirrel control. A solution that works in downtown New Albany may not be sufficient for a hilltop property in Floyds Knobs.
The Ohio River communities present urban and suburban challenges:
Elevated areas face more intense wildlife pressure:
Rapidly developing areas face displacement pressures:
The interstate corridor has driven significant development:
We've been serving Southern Indiana since 2010, working in every type of property from historic downtown buildings to hilltop estates to new suburban developments. We understand that Indiana properties face the same wildlife pressures as Kentucky—squirrels don't recognize state lines.
Our Indiana customers appreciate that we bring the same expertise, materials, and guarantees across the river. Whether you're in New Albany's historic district or on a wooded lot in Floyds Knobs, we provide solutions that work.
Southern Indiana deserves the same quality service as Louisville Metro.
