Coverage
Allentown first, then the rest of the valley
Service Area Across Lehigh County
Allentown is the center of the work for Allentown Dead Animal Removal. Beyond the city we cover most of Lehigh County and the closer Northampton County communities, which is as far as we can go and still handle a call properly.
The city
Allentown
All neighborhoods, from Center City and the East Side through the West End, South Allentown and the Jordan and Little Lehigh corridors. Housing here runs from dense older rowhomes and twins to postwar single family stock and newer townhome developments, and the type of building changes the work more than the neighborhood does. Older masonry and balloon framed housing gives an animal more cavity to travel through, which is why interior location calls tend to come from those blocks.
Lehigh County
Communities we cover
Allentown
Bethlehem (Lehigh County side)
Emmaus
Whitehall Township
Catasauqua
Coplay
Fountain Hill
Macungie
Alburtis
Slatington
Coopersburg
Salisbury Township
South Whitehall Township
Upper Macungie Township
Lower Macungie Township
Trexlertown
Breinigsville
Schnecksville
Orefield
Fogelsville
Adjacent
Northampton County, nearest communities
Bethlehem (Northampton County side)
Northampton
Hellertown
Freemansburg
Nazareth
Bath
If you are outside this list, call anyway. We would rather tell you honestly that you are too far and point you somewhere useful than take a booking we cannot serve well.
What changes across the valley
Why the address matters to the job
Housing age is the single biggest variable in this work. The older borough cores and the dense blocks in Allentown itself give an animal continuous cavity to travel through, so an entry at a soffit can end with a carcass two floors down between studs. Those are the calls where locating takes longer than removing.
The newer townhome and single family development out along the Hamilton Boulevard corridor through Trexlertown and Breinigsville behaves differently. Cavities are shorter and better sealed, so animals more often die in an attic or a garage where they can be reached without opening anything. Rural edges of the county bring their own pattern, with more groundhogs under outbuildings and more deer on open ground.
None of that changes what we charge to drive somewhere. It changes what we expect to find when we get there, which is why the first question on the phone is usually about the building rather than the animal.
Not sure whether you are in range
Give us the township or the nearest cross street and we will tell you in one sentence.