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From the older attics off Fischer Boulevard to the adult communities and the rebuilt homes at Ortley Beach, Toms River gives wildlife plenty of ways in. We connect you with a licensed local operator who removes the animal, seals the entry and cleans up.
Local knowledge
Toms River is the biggest town in Ocean County, and the housing runs the full range, which is exactly why the wildlife calls do too. The mid-century capes and ranchers around Silverton, Pleasant Plains and North Dover have the kind of aging soffits and roof vents that gray squirrels slip through, usually announcing themselves with that dawn scratching over a bedroom.
Closer to the Toms River itself and out toward Barnegat Bay, raccoons den in chimneys and under low decks, and they’re heavy and loud enough at night that homeowners usually know something bigger has moved in. The wooded lakeside pockets bring flying squirrels, whose noise carries later into the evening than their gray cousins.
The adult communities, Holiday City, Silver Ridge Park, Greenbriar, tend to see skunks and groundhogs burrowing under slabs, sheds and enclosed patios, where a single burrow can undermine a walkway. And on the barrier island at Ortley Beach and Ortley, the older and rebuilt shore homes get summer bat colonies and the occasional bird nesting in a dryer or bathroom vent. Whatever it is, the fix is the same idea: get the animal out humanely, then seal the way it got in so you’re not calling again next season.
In Toms River we handle
Dawn scratching and chewed rooflines in older Toms River attics.
Squirrel removal ›Chimney and deck dens near the river and bay.
Raccoon removal ›Summer colonies in shore and lakeside homes.
Bat removal ›Burrows under decks and slabs in the adult communities.
Skunk & groundhog ›Basements, garages and window wells in the warm months.
Snake removal ›Trapped and sealed out, not just baited.
Rodent removal ›Coverage
Toms River questions
Yes. We connect homeowners across all of Toms River, from mainland neighborhoods like Silverton and North Dover to Holiday City and Silver Ridge Park, and out to Ortley Beach on the barrier island.
Squirrels in older cape and rancher attics, raccoons denning near the river and bay, summer bat colonies in shore homes, and skunks and groundhogs under decks and slabs in the adult communities.
No. The township’s animal control handles pets and strays. We deal with wild nuisance animals getting into your home and sealing them out for good.
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