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FAQ

Common questions about wildlife removal in Georgia, answered without the upsell.

Bat Removal

Why do bat infestations require remediation?

Bats can roost in attics, walls, and other spaces, causing structural damage over time. When left untreated, guano buildup can exceed hundreds of pounds. Bats are also potential carriers of diseases such as rabies.

Why is bat guano dangerous?

Bat droppings, known as guano, accumulate rapidly and pose both aesthetic and health concerns. The accumulation of guano can harbor fungi that may lead to respiratory issues in humans. We perform complete guano cleanup and decontamination using industry-grade PPE and HEPA vacuums.

How do you remove bats?

We offer a full remediation service, including bat inspection, exclusion, bat proofing, large scale guano removal, and decontamination. Our team is professionally trained to safely remove the bats without harming them.

What does the warranty cover?

Each property serviced by Georgia Wildlife Specialists is covered under warranty against bats for two years. If bats return through any point we sealed, we come back at no charge.

How much does bat removal cost?

Prices vary depending on the building structure and infestation size. Call (407) 917-6672 for a free estimate.

Raccoon Removal

How much does raccoon removal cost?

We provide a free estimate. Pricing varies with the entry point complexity and whether attic remediation is required.

How do raccoons get in?

Raccoons most often pull open soffit pieces and make their way into your attic. They can become very aggressive.

Are your services humane?

Yes. We humanely remove raccoons using a one-way door system we build out custom to each situation. No poisons.

How experienced is your team?

Our team has more than a decade of experience dealing with raccoons across Georgia.

Pigeon Control

How much does pigeon control cost?

We provide a free estimate. Pricing depends on the size of the area and the type of exclusion needed.

Why are pigeon droppings a problem?

Residue from droppings and nesting becomes a serious health concern as it accumulates. It can spill from rooftops and acidic droppings damage surfaces and can lead to corrosion or electrical issues.

Do you handle solar panel pigeon issues?

Yes. Pigeons nesting under solar panels are our specialty. We install custom critter guards fitted to your panel configuration and back the guard installation with a warranty.

Will the pigeons come back?

We are confident in the quality and effectiveness of our services. Our critter guard installations are backed by a written warranty.

Bird in Vent Removal

What are the signs of a bird in my vent?

If you hear chirping from your vents, notice reduced dryer performance, or detect unusual odors, birds may already be nesting inside.

Why is this a fire hazard?

Bird nests block airflow, so your dryer works harder, runs less efficiently, and faces a significant fire hazard from accumulated debris.

Will the warranty cover re-entry?

Yes. Every vent cap installation includes a lifetime warranty. If birds re-enter through a capped vent, we return and resolve it at no additional charge.

How fast can you respond?

We will get out to you as quickly as we can across Georgia. Call (407) 917-6672 to schedule an inspection.

Gopher & Vole Removal

How do I know if I have gophers or voles?

Pocket gophers leave fan-shaped mounds of fresh soil with a plug in the center. Voles create runways through grass and small holes about 1.5 inches across. Both leave tunnel systems that damage lawns and gardens.

Are pocket gophers actually found in Georgia?

Yes. The southeastern pocket gopher (Geomys pinetis) is native to the sandy soils of south and central Georgia. They are smaller than western pocket gophers but cause similar lawn and garden damage.

Are your methods safe for pets and kids?

Yes. We use unique techniques that are safe for you and your domestic pets. Every technician is background checked and fully insured.

How quickly can you respond?

We will get out to you as quickly as we can across Georgia. Call (407) 917-6672 for a free estimate.

Squirrel Removal

Why are squirrels in my attic a problem?

Squirrels chew on electrical wires, which can cause wire damage and potential electrical fires. They also damage fascia boards and wooden trim, and a squirrel that gets stuck and expires inside the walls creates an unbearable smell.

How do you remove squirrels?

We use unique and humane live trapping techniques. We remove the squirrels, clean up after them, and seal the entry points so they cannot return.

What squirrel species live in Georgia?

Eastern gray squirrels are by far the most common in Georgia attics. Fox squirrels, the largest tree squirrel in North America, and southern flying squirrels also occur statewide and occasionally enter homes. We remove all three the same humane way.

How quickly can you respond?

We will get out to you as quickly as we can across Georgia. Call (407) 917-6672 to schedule an inspection.

Skunk Removal

Are skunks in Georgia a rabies risk?

Yes. Skunks are a primary terrestrial carrier of rabies in Georgia. You should never approach a skunk found in your yard. Call a professional and keep pets and children inside until the skunk is removed.

How do you trap skunks without getting sprayed?

We use unique SPRAY PROOF live trapping techniques developed for skunk removal. The skunk is removed humanely without releasing its scent on your property.

Why are skunks under my deck or porch?

Skunks dig under porches and buildings by entering foundation openings. They use these spots for shelter and to bear young. After we remove them, we seal the openings to prevent re-entry.

Do you handle the skunk odor too?

Yes. We provide odor control and cleanup as part of our skunk removal service, so the smell does not linger after the skunk is gone.

Snake Removal

Are snakes in Georgia protected?

Yes. All non-venomous snakes in Georgia are protected under state law (O.C.G.A. § 27-1-28) and it is illegal to kill them. Some species, including the eastern indigo snake, are federally threatened and carry additional protections.

What should I do if I find a snake on my property?

Remain calm and keep a visual on the snake. If possible, place a large container over the snake with something weighted on top until a professional arrives. If that is not possible, barricade the snake into one area away from people and pets using cardboard boxes or similar materials. Avoid injuring or killing the snake.

Are there venomous snakes in Georgia?

Yes. Georgia has six native venomous snakes: copperhead, cottonmouth, eastern diamondback rattlesnake, timber rattlesnake, pigmy rattlesnake, and eastern coral snake. Copperheads are by far the most commonly encountered around homes. When in doubt, call a professional rather than attempting to identify or handle the snake yourself.

Can you keep snakes off my property long-term?

We offer inspection, exclusion, consultation, and a range of products to reduce snake encounters. Preventative measures combined with professional removal give us several methods to keep your space snake-free and stress-free.