Service Areas

Trappy’s Wildlife Control is locally based at 16626 Broadway Avenue, Maple Heights, OH. We respond across the entire Greater Cleveland area — from the West Side neighborhoods to the eastern wooded edges, north into Cuyahoga County’s inner ring, and south through the Cuyahoga Valley corridor into Summit County.

Below are the cities where we’ve published dedicated wildlife removal information. If you don’t see your city listed, we still serve you — most surrounding suburbs are same-day coverage. Just call 216-586-4692.

Cities We Serve

• Maple Heights — our home base, 16626 Broadway Avenue. Full-service wildlife removal across the entire 44137 ZIP.
• Cleveland — every East Side and West Side neighborhood, with same-day response from Maple Heights.
• Cleveland Heights — bat and squirrel specialists for the city’s century-home housing stock.
• Shaker Heights — deer pressure, attic wildlife, and exterior repairs that match the property.
• Garfield Heights — groundhog burrows under sheds and garages, plus the full mix of suburban wildlife.
• Bedford — coyote and deer specialists for the streets bordering Bedford Reservation.
• Beachwood — residential and commercial wildlife management for the eastern suburbs.
• Hudson — century-home bat exclusions and large-lot deer pressure across all of Hudson, Summit County.
• Brecksville — deer, coyote, and edge-of-woods wildlife along the Brecksville Reservation and CVNP.
• Sagamore Hills — heavy edge-of-woods coverage along Brandywine Falls and the Cuyahoga Valley corridor.
• Parma — raccoon, skunk, and squirrel coverage for Cleveland’s largest suburb.

Surrounding Areas

We also work the inner-ring and adjacent suburbs that don’t yet have dedicated pages — usually same-day. These include Lakewood, East Cleveland, University Heights, South Euclid, Lyndhurst, Bedford Heights, Walton Hills, Brooklyn Heights, Cuyahoga Heights, Newburgh Heights, Independence, Pepper Pike, Warrensville Heights, Bratenahl, Brooklyn, Parma Heights, Seven Hills, North Royalton, Broadview Heights, Macedonia, Northfield, Boston Heights, Twinsburg, Aurora, and most of Cuyahoga and Summit Counties.

Why Local Matters

A wildlife job in a 1910 Cleveland Heights century home is a different problem than one in a 2010 Beachwood ranch — and both are different from a coyote-management call on a Sagamore Hills lot that backs onto Cuyahoga Valley National Park. We’ve worked enough properties across Greater Cleveland that we know the housing stock by neighborhood — and we know where wildlife pressure is heaviest.

We’re also the people who’ll be back if something needs fixing. That matters.

Call Trappy’s

If you’ve got a wildlife problem anywhere in Greater Cleveland or Northeast Ohio, reach out using the form below. We’ll walk through what’s going on, give you a straight answer, and get out there.