Raccoon Removal in Charlestown, Indiana

A Town Built in a Hurry, Aging All at Once

Charlestown has an unusual housing history: much of the town went up almost overnight in the early 1940s to house workers at the Indiana Army Ammunition Plant. Eighty years later, those wartime-era houses are aging on the same schedule — which means whole streets share the same failure points at once. When we repair a rotted soffit corner on one 1940s bungalow, the neighbors usually need the same work. Raccoons figured this out before we did.

Charlestown State Park Next Door

The park's forested ravines along Fourteenmile Creek hold a permanent, protected raccoon population — and the neighborhoods off Highway 62 nearest the park entrance are first in line each dispersal season. Park-adjacent homeowners should treat chimney caps and vent screens as standard equipment, the same way river-town residents own sump pumps.

Town and Country Coverage

• Wartime-era home soffit and fascia reconstruction after raccoon entry
• Attic removals with spring kit checks
• Farm and outbuilding exclusion out to Otisco and Marysville
• Poultry protection for hobby-farm coops
• Free quotes with written flat pricing and an exclusion warranty