Do you need wildlife removal in Eufaula? We can help with bats roosting in historic district rooflines, snakes around Lake Eufaula docks and beavers felling trees in the Chewalla Creek coves. Inspections are free, and the cost is clear before work starts.
Why us?
One call covers every animal around your Eufaula 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 Eufaula home the same day you call, or the next. Eufaula is about an hour south of our Columbus office. We book Barbour County visits on set days, and we tell you the first open time when you call. Bat jobs take more than one visit, so we schedule those with you.
Raccoons and squirrels in Eufaula homes are caught in humane cage traps. In the old downtown attics, one-way exits let bats out and keep them from getting back. We then seal each attic gap, vent and soffit so the house stays shut.
An Alabama license backs each technician on our wildlife crew. We inspect and write the estimate at no charge. That holds whether you own an 1800s house on Randolph Avenue or a lake home by Old Creek Town Park. Work starts only once you approve the price.
We started Jarrod's in 2009 to trap and remove wildlife, and lake country is familiar ground. Our technicians know the attic gaps on old Eufaula homes, and they can tell which shoreline snakes are dangerous and which are harmless.
Page H.Dec 2020 Jarrod's team helped me get rid of squirrels that have been terrorizing my attic. They're very responsive and came back to help when the squirrels returned
Real Google reviews from Jarrod's customers around Columbus and East Alabama.
Aracelis W.Jan 2024 Mr Squirrel decided he liked us enough to take up residence in our guest room and decided to brave the dining room to get a bite . I cornered him there but couldn’t coax him onto a box . Called Jarrod’s and Christian came and took him to a nice place in the woods ! Thank you , Christian for quick , professional service ! Thank you !
Keith W.Oct 2023 Great company to deal with! They handle our wildlife and termite bond. Also, the pest control treatment. When the guy comes to spray, he even sweeps the facia and soffits of our house for spider webs. Would highly recommend them!
Tim W.Jun 2023 Jarrod provides top notch service. We had a raccoon infestation in our attic, and Jarrod and his team(thank you Christian) have been extremely responsive in resolving our issue. Jarrod even came out on Friday night to remove a baby raccoon from our attic. Great family man providing excellent service. I will be using him for ongoing pest control service moving forward. Thank you Jarrod!
Carolyn E.May 2023 They are great. They found a fox in my backyard and were very gentle with the animal
Debbie H.Apr 2022 Called Jarrod's because my mom had snakes under her house in the back yard. He told me it would cost about $300.00 or he could just tell me how to catch the snakes myself and save me that money. I did what he suggested and my husband and I was able to catch one of the snakes. We put the trap out and waiting to catch the other one, we also caught about five baby snakes. The people there was nice too.
Chris P.Feb 2022 We had problems with squirrels. They had started to chew on the house. I counted 10 one evening. We called another place that promised to call us back. They did not. Similar thing with Jarrod's, we were told that squirrel guy would call us back and the next day he did. Squirrel guy from Jarrod set 3 traps in the yard and over a 11 day period, 9 squirrels were trapped. Squirrel guy told me that he releases them about 10 miles away. When a squirrel is trapped: During the week day call the office and they send somebody out to get it. On the weekend, call the office and write down the emergency number. Call it and the oncall person comes out.
Every wildlife job starts with a free inspection and a price before any work begins. We also handle skunks, beavers and other nuisance animals.
Downtown Eufaula's 1800s homes have tall rooflines and old vents that bats squeeze into. We put one-way exits on the gaps. Once the colony has flown out, we seal the openings and the attic stays clear.
Water snakes and cottonmouths hunt fish and frogs around docks, boathouses and seawalls on Lake Eufaula. We remove snakes from boathouses, garages and yards, and we point out the cover near your dock that draws them in.
Beavers chew down shoreline trees and ornamental plantings on lake lots near Chewalla Creek. Wire wrapped around the base of a trunk slows them down. We remove the beavers with traps and name the trees to protect next.
Raccoons work the shoreline at night, then raid trash cans, fish cleaning tables and pet food at lake homes. Some move into attics or under decks. We remove them with humane traps and patch the holes they used.
Big shade trees hang over many older homes near downtown Eufaula. Gray squirrels cross the branches, gnaw into fascia boards and nest in the attic, sometimes beside the wiring. We trap them, then patch the entry with sheet metal and show you which branches to cut.
Homes on the north end of Eufaula, out toward the wildlife refuge, back onto fields and woods where armadillos feed. They dig up lawns overnight in search of grubs. Traps placed on their trails catch them. We also mark burrows near the foundation for you.
Tell us what you are seeing. Droppings below a window, splashing by the dock at night or scratching overhead each hint at a different animal. Then we schedule the earliest open visit for Eufaula with a licensed technician.
The technician checks the roofline, attic and crawl space. On lake lots, the dock and seawall get a look too. On historic homes, animals often slip in through old cornice trim or a missing vent screen. The quote comes before any work.
We trap the animal humanely or fit a one-way bat exit, then remove what we catch. Next, we cover every opening with metal, so the next raccoon or squirrel that tries the same spot cannot reuse it.
Eufaula wildlife calls go to Alabama-licensed technicians who know the old streets near Broad Street and the lake lots toward Lakepoint State Park. They handle attic, crawl space, dock and shoreline work on historic houses and lake homes alike.
These photos come from our shop and from jobs in the field over the years.
We drive about an hour south from Columbus to serve Eufaula and northern Barbour County. Our wildlife visits cover the historic district and the homes along the lake.
In the historic district, bats and squirrels use the gaps in old trim and attic vents. Shoreline lots by Chewalla Creek see raccoons, water snakes and cottonmouths near the docks. North toward the Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge, beavers and armadillos turn up more often.
Lakefront yards give water snakes, cottonmouths and raccoons easy cover near docks and seawalls. Beavers cut shoreline trees in the coves. The older homes in the historic district have attic gaps that let in squirrels and bats.
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Free estimates. Wildlife removal across Eufaula and East Alabama.
Here is what Eufaula homeowners ask us most.
Lakefront yards give water snakes, cottonmouths and raccoons easy cover near docks and seawalls. Beavers cut shoreline trees in the coves. The older homes in the historic district have attic gaps that let in squirrels and bats. We remove raccoons, squirrels, bats, snakes, opossums, birds, armadillos, moles and voles.
We offer same-day and next-day wildlife visits in Eufaula and across Barbour County. Bat removal takes more than one visit, so we plan it with you. Call (706) 841-9912 for the first open time.
Often you can't, even from a few feet away. Treat every snake by the water as venomous. Do not try to catch or kill it. Keep children and pets back, note where it goes and call us. We remove it for you.
There is. Mother bats raise their pups from late spring into summer, and the pups need several weeks before they can fly. After that, we fit one-way exits on the old trim and vents and seal them when the colony is gone.
Yes. We trap beavers that cut trees or block drains on lake lots around Eufaula. Wrapping wire around the trunks you want to keep slows the damage in the meantime. There is no fee for the inspection, and you approve the price before we place a single trap.
