Do you need wildlife removal in LaGrange? We can help with beavers in West Point Lake coves, squirrels in Broad Street attics and snakes around docks near Glass Bridge. We inspect for free before anything else.
Why us?
One call covers every animal around your LaGrange 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 LaGrange home the same day you call, or the next. LaGrange is about forty-five minutes up I-185 from our Columbus office. Troup County is on our regular routes, so we can book you without a special trip. Bat jobs take more than one visit, so we schedule those with you.
We catch squirrels and raccoons humanely, and one-way exits let bats in the old houses near Hills and Dales leave. After the animals are out, we seal the soffit, vent and roof gaps, so the next one can't follow them inside.
Every wildlife technician on our LaGrange route holds a Georgia license. A lake house near Long Cane and a craftsman home in the Hillside District get the same free inspection and estimate. We quote the whole job before setting a single trap.
In 2009, Jarrod's opened as a company that removes wildlife. Our technicians know the West Point Lake shoreline, where beavers and water snakes live. They also know the old LaGrange attics, where gaps open under aging trim.
Carolyn E.May 2023 They are great. They found a fox in my backyard and were very gentle with the animal
Real Google reviews from Jarrod's customers around Columbus and the Chattahoochee Valley.
Terrance R.Apr 2025 From my initial call, they responded quickly and scheduled an appointment within 24 hours. The technician was very knowledgeable about the bats, and explained the removal process clearly. The team sealed off all openings to ensure this wouldn’t happen again and our problem was resolved quickly and effectively. Awesome job and thanks again.
sherry F.Apr 2025 I was highly impressed, and very pleased with Robert. He made me feel very comfortable with having him in my home. Very professional and thorough. Made sure and double checked on treatment around my birds and bearded dragon, which of course was a big WIN! Highly recommended!!! If you need pest control, call Jarod’s! These people know what they are doing hands down. Besides, preventative treatment with Robert, we have some other work they are taking care of! I am truly impressed! Everyone has been amazing, hardworking, and gets the job done. They know their job and what it’s all about!
Stuart J.Nov 2024 Excellent customer service! I reached out to Jarrod's today about removing a snake from my parents pool. They are up in age and I was unable to get by there quickly. Jarrod was at their house within 20 minutes and had the snake taken care of shortly after arriving. He even reached back out to me after completing the removal to communicate the type and condition. Thank you Jarrod's!
Kofi W.Oct 2024 Jarrod himself came out to inspect our home for bats. He then quoted us a great price for removing the wildlife, cleaning the guano, and installing new insulation in the attic, where the bats were nesting. The crew is super friendly and easy to work with, and so is the staff in the back office. Great people and great pricing, which makes for a grateful customer.
Angelina P.Oct 2024 The best people! They helped relocated some raccoons and patched up my chimney! Super professional and I love that they are family operated!!
Christina D.Oct 2024 I highly recommend Jarrod’s Pest Control for pest control, wildlife and termite treatment. They are always so friendly & helpful!
Every wildlife job starts with a free inspection and a price before any work begins. We also handle skunks, beavers and other nuisance animals.
In the West Point Lake coves near Long Cane and Sunny Point, beavers gnaw down shoreline trees. A falling trunk can hit a dock, deck or boathouse. After trapping, we share ways to guard the trees still standing.
Tall oaks shade the historic houses along Broad Street and near LaGrange College. Squirrels leap from overhanging branches to the roof and chew through soffits. We trap each squirrel, patch the hole with metal and point out which branches give them a path.
Copperheads and water snakes bask on riprap and docks near Glass Bridge and Horace King Park. Some slide into boathouses and garages. Once the snake is out, we block openings under doors and along the foundation where it got in.
Raccoons along West Point Lake raid fish scraps, pet food and trash cans, then look for a den under the deck or in the attic. After humane trapping, we close the opening they found to keep others out.
Older homes along Vernon Road, west of LaGrange College, have gable vents and trim joints that open with age. Bats settle into those attics in the warm months. When the pups can fly, we install one-way exits and then seal the gaps.
Wooded lots off Cameron Mill Road and near Yellowjacket Creek give armadillos soft soil and plenty of grubs. They rip up lawns and flower beds overnight. We trap them where they travel and mark the burrows near your house.
Describe the signs when you call. Chewed stumps on the shoreline point to beavers, and running overhead at dawn points to squirrels. We try to get a licensed technician to LaGrange today or tomorrow.
We check the roof edges and the space under the house, plus the shoreline and dock at lake homes. On older houses near downtown, gaps often hide behind gutters and loose trim. The price is yours before trapping starts.
Humane traps catch the squirrels or raccoons, and one-way exits clear the bats. Then we close the entry points with hardware cloth and sheet metal. At the lake, we also tell you which shoreline trees to wrap or watch.
Our LaGrange wildlife crew splits its time between the lake and town. One day it is a dock in the coves near Horace King Park or McGee Bridge. The next it is a Vernon Road attic. Each technician holds a Georgia license.
These photos come from our shop and from jobs in the field over the years.
Our technicians drive about forty-five minutes up I-185 to reach LaGrange and the rest of Troup County. Our wildlife routes include lakeside homes on West Point Lake and the town of Hogansville.
Coves near Long Cane, Glass Bridge and Sunny Point draw beavers, raccoons and water snakes into lakeside yards. In older houses on Broad Street, Vernon Road and in the Hillside District, squirrels and bats nest in attics. Wooded lots off Cameron Mill Road see armadillos and snakes.
Coves around West Point Lake give beavers soft trees to cut and raccoons easy access to docks and boathouses. Water snakes and copperheads sun on rocks and seawalls near lakeside homes. In town, older houses near downtown LaGrange draw squirrels into their attics.
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Here is what LaGrange homeowners ask us most.
Coves around West Point Lake give beavers soft trees to cut and raccoons easy access to docks and boathouses. Water snakes and copperheads sun on rocks and seawalls near lakeside homes. In town, older houses near downtown LaGrange draw squirrels into their attics. We remove raccoons, squirrels, bats, snakes, opossums, birds, armadillos, moles and voles.
We offer same-day and next-day wildlife visits in LaGrange and across Troup County. Bat removal takes more than one visit, so we plan it with you. Call (706) 841-9912 for the first open time.
Walk the bank every couple of weeks. Beavers leave pencil-point stumps, fresh chips at the waterline and peeled branches. Call us as soon as you spot the signs, before a gnawed tree comes down on your dock, boathouse or roof.
Yes. We take snakes out of docks, boathouses, garages and crawl spaces around the lake and in town. Water snakes and copperheads can be hard to tell apart, so keep children and pets at a distance and leave it to us.
They can. Squirrels chew wiring, tear up insulation and widen holes at the roofline. In older homes near downtown, we find every opening, trap the squirrels and seal the holes with metal they can't chew through.
