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Wildlife Removal in Savannah, GA

We get the animal out, find how it got in, and seal the opening so it doesn't come back.

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Animals we remove

We handle the nuisance wildlife that gets into Savannah homes. Our animal removal covers the species homeowners call about most.

Raccoons

Tear into soffits and live in attics and chimneys.

Squirrels

Chew through roof gaps and nest in the attic.

Bats

Roost in gable vents and attic gaps.

Rats and mice

Travel through walls, attics and crawl spaces.

Snakes

Show up in yards, crawl spaces and ground-level gaps.

Armadillos

Dig up lawns and burrow under slabs and AC pads.

Animals in the attic

Noises above the ceiling, day or night.

Exclusion & repairs

Seal the entry points after removal.

Dead animal removal

Find and remove animals that have died inside.

Wildlife removal

General nuisance wildlife removal from homes.

How it works

Our wildlife removal services follow four steps, and wildlife control works the same for every job.

  1. Inspect the house to figure out what's happening and where the animal is getting in.
  2. Find the entry points along the roofline, vents, soffits and crawl space.
  3. Remove the animal using the right method for the species and the structure.
  4. Seal the openings with wildlife exclusion so the same gap can't be used again.
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Signs there's an animal in your attic or walls

  • Scratching or scurrying above the ceiling, often at night.
  • Heavy thumping or walking in the attic after dark.
  • Droppings in the attic or near vents.
  • Chewing or gnawing sounds during the day.
  • A persistent odor coming from a wall or ceiling.

Live oaks overhanging the roof give squirrels and raccoons a path to the roofline. See the attic page for what different sounds mean.

Raccoon on grass near a residential property

Service area

We work in Savannah neighborhoods including the Historic District, Ardsley Park and Midtown. We also cover nearby Pooler and Tybee Island.

Older homes in the Historic District, Ardsley Park and Midtown often have crawl spaces and aging soffits, which give animals more ways in.

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