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!
Do you need wildlife removal in Hamilton? We can help with flying squirrels in attics around the courthouse square, snakes by Mulberry Creek and armadillos tearing up new lawns in Sweetbay. We use humane traps, then seal the gap the animal used.
Why us?
One call covers every animal around your Hamilton 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 Hamilton home the same day you call, or the next. Hamilton is about half an hour from our Columbus office. Harris County is on our daily routes, so same-day and next-day visits are the normal case, not the exception. Bat jobs take more than one visit, so we schedule those with you.
We catch gray squirrels, flying squirrels and raccoons in humane traps, and bats leave by one-way exits. Then we close each opening on the roof, because flying squirrels fit through holes most people never notice. That keeps the next animal out of the attic.
Our Hamilton wildlife technicians carry Georgia licenses. Whether you live in The Oaks or on acreage off GA-116, we inspect at no cost and quote the job for free. Traps go out only after you approve the price.
Jarrod's has removed wildlife since it opened in 2009, and our technicians have worked the hardwood lots of Harris County for years. They can tell a flying squirrel attic from a gray squirrel attic by the droppings and the hours of noise.
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 the Chattahoochee Valley.
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.
Bella C.Oct 2025 Thank you, Jarrod, Sr. and Jarrod, Jr for taking the time to explain the health concerns I had for my cats and chickens before using the pest control services. You eased my mind and Weston did a great job setting all the traps.
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!
Nadia A.Jul 2025 I have been using jarrods wildlife pest control going on 3 years. I have never been disappointed with there service. No matter when I call about a snake they always come out same day, even on weekends after 5. If you having snake problems or any pest control issues call them!!! I love Jarrods!!!
Gwen L.Jun 2025 We highly recommend Jarrod's. We live out in the county and have been fighting bats off and on for years. We understand their role in nature but don't want them in our attic! The last time we dealt with them, we called Jarrod. The entire staff has been extremely professional from Jarrod's initial visit to the wildlife technicians. We really appreciate their knowledge and prompt professional service!
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 homes around the Hamilton courthouse square sit under tall oaks and hickories. Flying squirrels glide to the roof and slip through a gap about an inch and a half wide. We trap them, then seal every opening along the roof.
New sod in Sweetbay and The Willows holds plenty of grubs. Armadillos root through it at night, and by morning the lawn is pocked with holes. We set traps on the trails they take and show you where they burrow.
Rat snakes and copperheads live in the woods and rocks along Mulberry Creek. They follow mice into sheds, garages and crawl spaces on nearby lots. We carry the snake off and seal the openings it used to get inside.
Houses near the woods around Hamilton give bats a quiet roost under the eaves and in the attic. When no pups are in the roost, we mount one-way exits, and the bats fly off by themselves. We seal every gap once they're gone.
On acreage near Mulberry Creek and off GA-116, raccoons den in hollow trees. When they find a weak spot, they move into attics and crawl spaces. Once we catch them, we seal the torn vent or soffit they came through.
Watered yards in The Oaks stay moist and full of earthworms, so moles tunnel just under the grass. We probe for the main runs, trap the moles there and teach you to spot fresh ridges once we're done.
Describe what you've found, whether it's dug-up turf, a snake by the water heater or noise above the ceiling. We work to get to Hamilton today, or tomorrow if the day is booked.
We inspect the roofline, soffits, gable vents and crawl space, plus any shed near the woods. Homes under big oaks often show chewed fascia where limbs touch the roof. You get a quote, and work begins only with your okay.
Humane traps and one-way bat exits clear the animals out, and we haul each one away. Then heavy wire mesh and sheet metal go over every gap, even the narrow ones flying squirrels use. We also suggest limbs to trim.

Hamilton's wildlife technicians work attics and yards across Harris County. Their stops run from older homes around the 1908 courthouse to Sweetbay and the woods along Mulberry Creek. They're licensed in Georgia and familiar with these hardwood lots.
These photos come from our shop and from jobs in the field over the years.




We cover Hamilton and all of Harris County, about half an hour north of our Columbus office. Our routes run from the homes around the square out to the wooded lots near Lake Harding.
Houses around the courthouse square sit under big hardwoods, so gray and flying squirrels often get into their attics. In the newer subdivisions, such as Sweetbay and The Willows, fresh sod draws armadillos and moles. Lots in the woods along Mulberry Creek see snakes, raccoons and opossums near sheds and crawl spaces.
Big oaks and hickories shade many Hamilton homes, and their limbs give squirrels a path onto the roof. Gray squirrels and flying squirrels chew into attics through soffits and vents. Bats roost under the eaves of homes that back up to the woods.
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Here is what Hamilton homeowners ask us most.
Big oaks and hickories shade many Hamilton homes, and their limbs give squirrels a path onto the roof. Gray squirrels and flying squirrels chew into attics through soffits and vents. Bats roost under the eaves of homes that back up to the woods. We remove raccoons, squirrels, bats, snakes, opossums, birds, armadillos, moles and voles.
We offer same-day and next-day wildlife visits in Hamilton and across Harris County. Bat removal takes more than one visit, so we plan it with you. Call (706) 841-9912 for the first open time.
Night noise usually means flying squirrels. Gray squirrels are out by day, but flying squirrels move at night and live in groups. They squeeze through tiny gaps around fascia boards and vents, so we trap them and then seal every opening, not just one.
Yes. We remove rat snakes, copperheads and other snakes from sheds, porches, garages and crawl spaces across Harris County. Until we get there, keep kids and pets inside and watch where it goes. Afterward, we close the gaps it slipped through.
We trap the armadillos digging now and show you where they burrow, often under a deck, shed or slab. Filling and closing off those burrows after removal helps keep the next one from moving into the same spot.