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!!
Do you need wildlife removal in Macon? We can help with squirrels in Shirley Hills attics, raccoons in Intown chimneys and opossums under Vineville porches. Each wildlife job in Bibb County begins with a free look at the house.
Why us?
One call covers every animal around your Macon 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 Macon home the same day you call, or the next. Our technicians serve Macon, Warner Robins, Perry and Fort Valley. When you call, we book you with the technician who covers your part of Middle Georgia. Bat jobs take more than one visit, so we schedule those with you.
Raccoons, squirrels and opossums go into humane cage traps, and Intown bat colonies leave by one-way tubes on the roofline. With the attic empty, we seal the old soffits and vents against the next squirrel or bat.
Our wildlife technicians hold a Georgia license. Whether you own a Lake Wildwood lake house or a College Hill mansion, the visit and the estimate cost nothing. You hold the price in hand before a single trap is set.
Jarrod's opened in 2009 to handle wildlife calls, and Macon's housing puts that experience to work. Vineville homes go back to the 1830s and Shirley Hills to the 1920s, and each era has its own weak spots at the roofline.
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 Middle Georgia.
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!
StephanieSep 2024 I called Jarrod's on Friday, and Ashley had Daniel come to my home the same day. He was there to remove a critter that had crawled into my ductwork and died. After the removal, Daniel explained to me that he had sprayed and patched up the ductwork. However, he told me he was not a heat/air guy and advised me to call my heat/air contractor to fix it properly. I did just that, and they told me my pest control guy did a fantastic job! There was nothing for them to do, the job had already been done. Thank you very much to the entire Jarrod's Pest Control team!!!
Jennifer B.Sep 2024 Jarrods saved the day today!!!! We had a little unwelcome bat move into a vacant house and needed it removed asap because another pest control company left us high and dry . They were extremely responsive and had compassion for our situation and met us at the property immediately to remove the bat . It only took him a minute to locate and remove the bat . Very impressive & extremely professional and fast service I would 10/10 recommend!!!! Joshua & Krystal were amazing !!!! Thank you thank you thank you
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!
Every wildlife job starts with a free inspection and a price before any work begins. We also handle skunks, beavers and other nuisance animals.
Tall trees shade the 1920s homes of Shirley Hills, and their limbs reach the roof. Squirrels chew through soft fascia and gable vents to nest inside. We catch the squirrels, close the hole and show you which limbs to trim back.
College Hill and the rest of Intown have tall brick chimneys, many of them uncapped. In spring, a raccoon may raise her kits on the smoke shelf. We remove the family together, and capping the chimney afterward keeps the flue empty.
Vineville's raised porches and crawl space doors leave room for opossums to den under the floor. They drag in leaves and leave a sour smell. Once the opossum is caught, we screen the gap it used.
The Victorian cottages of Pleasant Hill have wood trim with small gaps at the eaves. Bats slip in at dusk, and droppings pile up in the attic. After the young can fly, our technician fits one-way exits and seals the roofline.
Copperheads and rat snakes chase mice through the riverbank woods near Amerson River Park. A few end up in garages and sheds on the streets nearby. Our technician catches the snake and closes low gaps around doors and pipes.
Watered lawns off Zebulon Road and around Lake Wildwood draw armadillos that dig for grubs. They leave holes overnight and tunnel beside patios. We trap at the spot where they cross into the yard and locate the burrow.
Call and describe the noise. Heavy thumping at night in a Shirley Hills attic points to raccoons, and light scratching at sunrise points to squirrels. We offer same-day or next-day appointments in Bibb County.
Your technician checks the chimney, the eaves and every crawl space vent, the places old Macon homes tend to open up. You hear which animal it is, where it gets in and what the job costs.
We place humane traps where tracks and rub marks show the animal's route, and bat roosts get one-way exits. When the animals have been cleared out, steel mesh and sealant close the opening.

Our wildlife technicians in Macon climb into Vineville attics, crawl under Pleasant Hill cottages and walk the wooded edges of North Macon lots. They know where squirrels chew in and where snakes slip under a door.
These photos come from our shop and from jobs in the field over the years.




We remove wildlife across Bibb County, from the historic streets of Intown and Vineville to the newer homes of North Macon. Our technicians also work the neighborhoods along the Ocmulgee River.
Squirrels and raccoons work the tall trees of Shirley Hills and Ingleside. Homes near the Ocmulgee Heritage Trail and Bond Swamp see beavers, snakes and raccoons from the river bottoms. Around Lake Tobesofkee and Lake Wildwood, snakes and armadillos turn up in yards and boathouses.
Many houses in Intown and Vineville rest on crawl spaces with old vents and loose doors. Opossums and raccoons den under the floor, and snakes follow the mice there. In North Macon, squirrels chew into attics from the tall oaks that line the streets.
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Many houses in Intown and Vineville rest on crawl spaces with old vents and loose doors. Opossums and raccoons den under the floor, and snakes follow the mice there. In North Macon, squirrels chew into attics from the tall oaks that line the streets. We remove raccoons, squirrels, bats, snakes, opossums, birds, armadillos, moles and voles.
We offer same-day and next-day wildlife visits in Macon and across Bibb County. Bat removal takes more than one visit, so we plan it with you. Call (706) 841-9912 for the first open time.
Circle the house and check each vent and access door to the crawl space. A bent screen, pink insulation drooping under the house or a musky odor are the signs. Call us before you block the opening, because an animal may still be inside.
Yes. Beavers move up the creeks that feed the Ocmulgee, and they can dam culverts and flood low yards. Our technicians trap them humanely and explain how to wrap the trees they chew.
In spring the noise is often a raccoon mother with kits. Keep the damper closed and don't light a fire. Book a free inspection, and once the flue is empty, a cap keeps another family out.