RickeyOct 2026 The service is always done on time and on the day they say there will be at the house. If we have questions they always take the time to talk to us. Great job today.
Do you need wildlife removal in Byron? We can help with raccoons along Echeconnee Creek, armadillos in Manchester Place lawns and bats roosting in Main Street's old wood houses. We trap humanely and seal what they used.
Why us?
One call covers every animal around your Byron 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 Byron home the same day you call, or the next. Byron sits on I-75 between Macon and Perry, on our regular Middle Georgia routes. When you call, we book the first open visit in your area. Bat jobs take more than one visit, so we schedule those with you.
Humane live traps hold the raccoons, opossums and armadillos we catch. Bats leave the historic district's old attics by one-way exits we hang at the eaves. Then sturdy material closes each opening, so the house stops inviting animals from the creek.
Our Georgia license covers wildlife work at every Byron address. A Georgian Walk family and a homeowner off John E. Sullivan Road get the same no-charge inspection and estimate. You approve the quoted price before work starts.
Jarrod's first opened in 2009 for wildlife removal. Around Byron, that means knowing how animals travel between Echeconnee Creek, the orchards and new subdivisions. It also means knowing where they slip into a house.
Jacqueline F.May 2026 The Jarrod’s Wildlife Service team is professional, friendly and keeps you updated as services are being rendered.
Real Google reviews from Jarrod's customers around Columbus and Middle Georgia.
RickeyOct 2026 The service is always done on time and on the day they say there will be at the house. If we have questions they always take the time to talk to us. Great job today.
Gustavo R.Oct 2026 Brian has service my home for years now, he is fantastic and on spot. Always ready to answer question. He will keep you updated on new equipment and products used. Thank you Jarrod’s.
Michelle L.Oct 2026 John is a pleasure. Very friendly and efficient. Looking forward to working with him monthly
Katie A.Oct 2026 From the very second they picked up the phone they delivered exceptional customer service. The gentleman who I spoke with on the phone was fast, friendly, and knew exactly what he was doing. Ken was absolutely amazing and he did a GREAT job! They are so incredibly friendly and affordable. Amazing deal for the price we paid. Thank you guys so much for the peace of mind!
Leah S.Sep 2026 These guys are awesome! Jarrod is very friendly and knowledgeable. Thank you to the awesome guys (William, Daniel, Damien, Ryan, and Robert) that have come out and dealt with raccoons, our insulation, and general pest control.
Jean C.Jul 2026 Robert was so nice. He sprayed all around the house and told me everything looked ok. I asked about the traps and he explained how they work. He was so polite. I highly recommend Jarrod’s for Sal their services.
Every wildlife job starts with a free inspection and a price before any work begins. We also handle skunks, beavers and other nuisance animals.
Echeconnee Creek and its wooded bottoms give raccoons a travel route right to Byron backyards. They tip trash cans, raid pet food and climb into attics. We trap the raccoon and seal the gap it used.
Lawns in Meadow's Walk and Manchester Place border open fields where armadillos live. They cross at night to dig watered sod for grubs, leaving the lawn pitted by morning. Traps sit on the fence line paths they follow.
The wood-framed houses along Main Street and Church Street have old trim with narrow gaps under the eaves. Bats roost inside through the summer. Once the young bats are flying, our technician hangs one-way exits and then closes the roofline.
Rat snakes and copperheads trail mice from fields and brush into Byron garages and sheds. A door left open after dark lets them in. We remove the snake and close the gaps along the walls and under the door.
Byron's peach and pecan orchards drop food through the season, and opossums follow it into yards. They den under sheds and decks. We trap the opossum and close the space so it can't return.
Sheds and barns on the farm roads around Byron often sit on blocks with open space beneath. Skunks den there and spray when cornered. We trap the skunk with care and close the gap with wire.
Tell us what you have seen or heard. A raccoon on the porch at night, a snake by the garage freezer or holes in new sod each call for a different approach. Visits can happen today or tomorrow.
Your technician checks the yard, the shed, the garage door seals and the roofline of your Byron home. You learn which animal it is, its way in and the removal cost before we start.
Humane traps sit on the trails animals use from the creek and fields, and bat colonies leave through one-way exits. With the animal out, wire mesh and caulk close each entry point.

Byron's wildlife technicians know the creek bottoms along Echeconnee Creek, the orchards around town and the newer streets of Sullivan Peach. They handle bats in old attics near the depot and snakes in new garages off GA-49.
These photos come from our shop and from jobs in the field over the years.




Our wildlife technicians cover Byron and the farm roads around it in northeast Peach County. We reach Byron on the same Middle Georgia routes as Fort Valley, Perry and Warner Robins.
Raccoons and opossums follow Echeconnee Creek and cut through the yards next to it. In Meadow's Walk and Manchester Place, armadillos dig where sod meets field. Squirrels and bats work into the aging wood houses of the historic district. Snakes hunt mice along the brushy fence lines between subdivisions and orchards.
Raccoons and opossums travel the creek bottoms and cross into yards at night to look for trash. Armadillos dig through watered lawns at the edge of each new subdivision. Rat snakes and copperheads follow mice into garages, sheds and the brush along fence lines.
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Here is what Byron homeowners ask us most.
Raccoons and opossums travel the creek bottoms and cross into yards at night to look for trash. Armadillos dig through watered lawns at the edge of each new subdivision. Rat snakes and copperheads follow mice into garages, sheds and the brush along fence lines. We remove raccoons, squirrels, bats, snakes, opossums, birds, armadillos, moles and voles.
We offer same-day and next-day wildlife visits in Byron and across Peach County. Bat removal takes more than one visit, so we plan it with you. Call (706) 841-9912 for the first open time.
Shut the garage door by sunset, because both animals move in after dark. Keep bird seed and pet food in sealed bins. Then look at the rubber seal along the door bottom, since a snake can squeeze through a small gap.
They can. When the creek rises, raccoons, opossums and snakes leave the low ground and head for higher yards and homes. Check under decks and sheds after a flood, and call us if you see an animal settling in.
Yes, when the season allows. Mother bats raise flightless pups through late spring and early summer, and sealing then would trap them. We fit one-way exits after that window and close up the roof once the colony is out.