Do you need wildlife removal in Auburn? We can help with bats in the rentals near campus, squirrels in downtown attics and snakes along the creeks. Every job starts with a free inspection, and our technicians are licensed in Alabama.
Why us?
One call covers every animal around your Auburn home, from the attic to the yard.
Raccoon Removal 
Squirrel Removal 
Bat Removal 
Snake Removal 
Armadillo Removal 
Bird Control 
Mole & Vole Control 
Skunk Removal We work to get a wildlife technician to your Auburn home the same day you call, or the next. Auburn is about forty-five minutes from our Columbus office. We cover Lee County every week, so same-day and next-day visits are the normal case. Bat jobs take more than one visit, so we schedule those with you.
We trap squirrels, raccoons and snakes humanely, and we use one-way exits for bats in the rentals near campus. Then we seal the gaps they used, so the next animal can't move into the same attic.
Our wildlife technicians are licensed in Alabama. The inspection and estimate are free, whether the call comes from a Moores Mill homeowner or a property manager near campus, and you get the price before any work starts.
Jarrod's started in 2009 as a wildlife removal company, and our technicians work Lee County attics every week. They know the loose fascia boards and torn gable vent screens on older Auburn homes, and they know bats can't be sealed out until the pups can fly.
Monica B.Oct 2025 Jarrod's has been a life changer with pest control and wildlife services! Try them today. They are prompt, friendly, and professional!
Real Google reviews from Jarrod's customers around Columbus and East Alabama.
M W.Feb 2026 Joshua did a fantastic job on the bird nest removal! He vacuumed and disinfected the area, eliminating the pesky birds from my porch. All Jarrod’s employees are professional, friendly, and thorough. They send a text 1-day prior and ensure everything is done carefully and correctly. Highly recommend Jarrod’s for all your pest control needs!
Thomas S.Feb 2026 Joshua came by the other day to set up traps. He made me feel like he took my concerns seriously.
Jose N.Jan 2026 Damien and Scott of Jarrod’s Pest Control were on time and set traps as well as screen off areas where the squirrels could come in into or out of the attic of my house. They also sealed off any potential entrance points.
John J.Jan 2026 Great Service for Wildlife services!
Stephanie P.Dec 2025 I have had Jarrod’s help me with various wildlife issues at my house for years, all the people I have dealt with are very knowledgeable and polite. I would definitely recommend them! The best!
AmandaNov 2025 John is always quick and efficient with his work and is always friendly. He's communicative about when he's coming and reminds us that if we have any issues between services to give him a call. Most importantly, I know I can trust John to let himself in and with our animals on the days we can't be home.
Every wildlife job starts with a free inspection and a price before any work begins. We also handle skunks, beavers and other nuisance animals.
Older rental houses near campus have loose fascia boards and gable vents that bats squeeze through. We find every gap, fit one-way exits so the colony leaves on its own, then seal the roofline once the attic is empty.
Big water oaks shade the streets around downtown Auburn and hang over the roofs. Squirrels run the limbs and chew into soffits and attic vents. We trap them, repair the entry with metal and tell you which limbs to cut back.
Copperheads and rat snakes live along Saugahatchee and Moores Mill creeks and in the woods near Chewacla State Park. We remove snakes from garages, crawl spaces and flower beds, then close the gaps under doors and vents.
Uncapped chimneys on older homes near downtown make dry, quiet dens. Mother raccoons raise their kits there in spring. We remove the mother and the young together, and a chimney cap keeps the next one out.
In the wooded yards of Wrights Mill and the streets off Shug Jordan Parkway, armadillos dig for grubs at night and leave cone-shaped holes by morning. We trap them along the paths they use and point out burrows by the slab.
The irrigated lawns in Moores Mill and Cary Creek stay soft and full of earthworms, which is what moles hunt. We find the main runs, trap them there and show you how to tell a mole tunnel from a vole runway.
Tell us what you hear and when. Scratching at dawn and dusk near campus often means bats, and daytime running in a downtown attic usually means squirrels. We get a licensed technician out the same day or the next.
Your technician checks the roofline, the gable vents and the crawl space, and finds the gap the animal uses. On older Auburn homes that is often a loose fascia board or a torn vent screen. You get the price first.
We set humane traps where the animal travels, or one-way exits for bats, and remove each animal we catch. Then we seal the entry with metal mesh and flashing so the next squirrel off the street oaks can't get back in.
The wildlife technicians who cover Auburn work Lee County every week, from rental attics near campus to the creek lots along Moores Mill Road. They know which gaps bats use on older homes and which ones squirrels chew open.
These photos come from our shop and from jobs in the field over the years.
We serve Auburn and the rest of Lee County, about forty-five minutes from our Columbus office. Our routes cover the rentals near campus, downtown homes and the neighborhoods along Moores Mill Road and Shug Jordan Parkway.
Bats and squirrels are the main attic calls in the older homes near downtown and campus. Out toward Chewacla State Park and along Saugahatchee and Moores Mill creeks, snakes and armadillos are more common, and the watered lawns in Cary Creek draw moles.
Many rentals near campus are older houses with worn soffits and gaps at the roofline. Bats roost in those attics through the warm months, and squirrels chew in from the oaks along the streets. Landlords often hear about it first from tenants after a new lease begins.
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Free estimates. Wildlife removal across Auburn and East Alabama.
Here is what Auburn homeowners ask us most.
Many rentals near campus are older houses with worn soffits and gaps at the roofline. Bats roost in those attics through the warm months, and squirrels chew in from the oaks along the streets. Landlords often hear about it first from tenants after a new lease begins. We remove raccoons, squirrels, bats, snakes, opossums, birds, armadillos, moles and voles.
We offer same-day and next-day wildlife visits in Auburn and across Lee County. Bat removal takes more than one visit, so we plan it with you. Call (706) 841-9912 for the first open time.
It depends on the month. From late spring through midsummer, mother bats have young that can't fly yet, and sealing then traps the pups inside. Outside that window we fit one-way exits and seal the roof once the bats are out. Tell us the move-in date and we plan around it.
Yes. We remove snakes from homes, garages, crawl spaces and yards across Auburn, including the wooded lots near the park. After the removal we seal the gaps under doors and around the crawl space where snakes get in.
Yes. A landlord, a property manager or a tenant can call to book the free inspection. We give the price to whoever approves the work, and nothing starts until they say yes.
