Hamilton · Butler County, Ohio
Dead animal removal in Hamilton, Ohio
Something has died on your property and you want it gone. Call 513-995-6563 and describe what you found, or send the details and get a call back.
What gets picked up
Raccoons, opossums, groundhogs, skunks, cats and birds in a yard, under a deck or porch, in a garage or shed, or in a reachable part of a crawl space or attic. Dead deer on private land as well. That one is its own job, and worth reading before you call.
On a public street instead?
An animal lying in a road or on public ground is a different call, and it is usually free. Find the right authority first rather than paying for something a road crew will do.
Where people find them in Hamilton
The Great Miami River runs straight through the middle of the city, and the wooded banks either side of it are a route animals already use. Yards that back onto that corridor, onto the canal and creek lines, or onto the older tree cover in Dayton Lane, German Village and Rossville see most of this.
In the open
A back yard, a side yard, a driveway, a fence line, the strip between a garage and a neighbour’s property. Easiest case, and the one to describe plainly when you call. Outdoor pickup.
Under something
Decks, porches, sheds, back steps and the gap under a raised outbuilding. Animals get in there to den, and sometimes do not come out. Access is what decides the job.
Inside a building
A crawl space, an attic, a garage, a barn. If it can be reached without cutting into the building, it can be taken out. What reachable means.
You can smell it but cannot find it
This is the common one, and it is worth being straight about. A carcass in a reachable place — a crawl space, an attic run you can get to, a vent you can open — can be located and taken out, and that is the end of the smell. A mouse or a rat that died inside a sealed wall cavity is a different problem: reaching it means opening finished wall or ceiling, and that is not treated here as a routine removal job.
What is worth doing is establishing which of those two you actually have before anyone starts making holes. How a smell gets traced.
Butler County, and nothing beyond it
Hamilton first, then the rest of Butler County: Fairfield, Middletown, Oxford, Trenton, Monroe, West Chester, Ross, Seven Mile, Shandon, Somerville, Okeana, Collinsville, Overpeck and College Corner.
If the address is outside Butler County, say so on the call and you will get a straight answer rather than a wasted visit. The full coverage list.
What happens after you get in touch
- You describe the animal, where it is, and how long it has been there.
- The operator covering Butler County calls you back on the number you left.
- They quote you and agree a time directly with you. No price is set on this site.
- You are dealing with them from that point, not with this site.
No price is published here because none has been agreed for publication. What actually moves the number is worth knowing before the call so you can describe the job in the terms that decide it.