Do you need wildlife removal in Fort Valley? We can help with opossums eating dropped peaches off GA-96, squirrels in older downtown attics and snakes in sheds along Zenith Mill Road. The first visit costs nothing, and you know the price up front.
Why us?
One call covers every animal around your Fort Valley 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 Fort Valley home the same day you call, or the next. Our technicians serve Fort Valley as part of our 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.
Raccoons and opossums that wander in from the pecan groves are caught in humane live traps. Bats get one-way doors at the roofline so they leave on their own. After the last one leaves, we seal the soffit gaps, vents and foundation holes they used.
The technicians on Fort Valley wildlife jobs hold Georgia licenses. They walk your house, shed and pump house without charge and write up an estimate. They name the price before a single trap goes out, and you decide whether the work goes ahead.
When Jarrod's began in 2009, wildlife removal was the job, and our technicians know Middle Georgia farm country. Armadillos favor the loose, sandy ground around Peach County orchards, and snakes trail mice into barns and well houses. Every inspection here checks for both.
Michelle L.Oct 2026 John is a pleasure. Very friendly and efficient. Looking forward to working with him monthly
Real Google reviews from Jarrod's customers around Columbus and Middle Georgia.
Kali F.Jul 2020 I would recommend Jarrods to anyone looking for pest or wildlife control! They are extremely responsive, helpful and timely. Every time I’ve called, I’ve always received a return call and service in the same day. If there is ever an issue, they are sure to make it right. Bobby really went above and beyond for my family, even after hours, and we are so appreciative! Couldn’t recommend more highly.
Kaili C.Apr 2018 I cannot even begin to praise Jarrods. My cat was stuck behind my water heater and after calling the fire department and animal control they gave me their number. He was super fast getting here, he was patient with me while I was in hysterics over my cat and the most important part is he was gentle with my cat. He removed him from behind the water heater and Mr Binx is back to his old self. I can’t thank them enough!!
Mike J.Oct 2026 Very professional very timely very efficient Jared should be proud. And very informative thank you
D.J. S.Oct 2026 James notifies me the day before he is coming. I appreciate this courtesy, because it gives me a heads up before I am notified by the cameras that someone is in my yard. He sprays all of the designated areas each time he comes. It must be working, because I have not had any bugs inside of the house.
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.
Every wildlife job starts with a free inspection and a price before any work begins. We also handle skunks, beavers and other nuisance animals.
Houses beside the GA-96 peach orchards often have an opossum denning under the porch or in the crawl space. Dropped fruit and pet food bring them close. Humane traps take care of the opossums, and then we block the foundation gaps they crawled through.
Each fall, raccoons fill up on pecans in the groves near Zenith Mill Road, then raid trash cans and attics nearby. We set traps along the routes they take and seal any roof vent or soffit they pried open.
Peach County's sandy ground is easy digging. Armadillos root up lawns and garden beds after dark, hunting grubs. We place traps where their trails meet the yard and point out any burrow by the slab or under the porch steps.
Rat snakes and copperheads hunt the mice living in sheds, feed rooms and pump houses on Fort Valley's farm roads. We take the snake out, then close the openings under doors and around water pipes.
Older houses around Everett Square have wooden soffits and vents that weaken with years of weather. Gray squirrels chew through and nest over the ceiling. We trap the squirrels and cover each hole with metal they cannot chew.
Ponds and ditches around the Peach County orchards draw beavers, which plug culverts and fell trees along the bank. Once we trap the beavers, we give you tips for keeping the culvert open and the bank trees standing.
Call and describe the signs. Tracks in the shed, a raided pile of pecans or thumping under the floor each mean a different animal. We book the earliest open slot with a licensed technician who covers Peach County.
Your technician inspects the home, the outbuildings and the yard edge facing the orchard. On older downtown houses, animals often get in through a rotted soffit or an open foundation vent. Trapping starts only after you agree to the cost.
We put traps along the animal's travel route and fit one-way doors for bats. We haul away every animal caught, then cover the entry with hardware cloth or flashing so the next opossum or squirrel finds it shut.
Fort Valley's wildlife technicians cover the Peach County farm roads along with the streets in town. They inspect pump houses, pole barns and the crawl spaces under older homes, and they know where snakes and opossums like to hide on each.
These photos come from our shop and from jobs in the field over the years.
We handle wildlife in Fort Valley, Byron and the farm roads across Peach County. Homes near the Fort Valley State University campus are on our routes too.
Around downtown and Everett Square, squirrels and bats are the usual attic problem in older houses. Homes off Zenith Mill Road and GA-96 border the orchards, where raccoons, opossums and armadillos feed after dark. Toward Massee Lane, sheds and barns draw rat snakes hunting mice.
Fallen fruit and nuts draw opossums and raccoons from the orchards into nearby yards. Armadillos dig in the sandy soil, and snakes hunt mice in barns, sheds and pump houses. Older homes in town give squirrels easy access to the attic.
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Free estimates. Wildlife removal across Fort Valley and Middle Georgia.
Here is what Fort Valley homeowners ask us most.
Fallen fruit and nuts draw opossums and raccoons from the orchards into nearby yards. Armadillos dig in the sandy soil, and snakes hunt mice in barns, sheds and pump houses. Older homes in town give squirrels easy access to the attic. We remove raccoons, squirrels, bats, snakes, opossums, birds, armadillos, moles and voles.
We offer same-day and next-day wildlife visits in Fort Valley 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.
Take away the free food. Pick up dropped peaches in summer and fallen pecans in autumn a few times a week. Feed pets indoors, or bring the bowls in before dark. If one has already moved in under the house, we inspect at no charge.
Most shed snakes here are rat snakes hunting mice, and they are not venomous. Young rat snakes have blotches that can look like a copperhead, though, and copperheads do live in Peach County. Stay back, keep pets inside and call us to identify and remove it.
Both. We work at houses and also at barns, sheds, pump houses and other outbuildings across Peach County. Inspections cost nothing, and we quote the work up front, whether the animal is under your porch or inside a feed room.
