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 Opelika? We can help with squirrels in the Pepperell mill homes, bats in Northside attics and snakes on the shore of Lake Saugahatchee. Our licensed technicians trap humanely, then close every gap.
Why us?
One call covers every animal around your Opelika 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 Opelika home the same day you call, or the next. Opelika is about forty minutes from our Columbus office. Lee County is on our weekly routes, so we can usually be there the same day or the next. Bat jobs take more than one visit, so we schedule those with you.
In the older homes around downtown Opelika, we use one-way exits to move bats out and humane traps for squirrels and raccoons. Next, we seal the openings along the trim and vents so the attic stays shut to the next animal.
Our wildlife technicians hold licenses in Georgia and Alabama. A technician inspects your Opelika home for free, from the gable vents to the crawl space, and gives you an estimate. Nothing is billed until you approve the price.
Our company was founded for wildlife removal in 2009, and Opelika's century-old houses are the kind of job our technicians know well. They spot loose soffits, rotted fascia and torn vent screens fast, and they know when a bat colony can safely be sealed out.
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 East Alabama.
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.
Northside's Victorian homes have decorative trim and porch roofs with gaps that bats slip through. Colonies roost in the attic for the warm part of the year. We install one-way exits, let the bats leave, and seal the openings outside pup season.
The 1920s mill houses in Pepperell Village have aging soffits under big shade trees. Squirrels leap from the branches onto the roof and gnaw into the attic. Our technician traps them, covers the chewed spots with metal and marks the branches worth cutting back.
Homes in National Village back onto Lake Saugahatchee and wooded fairways, where copperheads and water snakes both hunt. We remove snakes from patios, garages and crawl spaces and block the openings they found.
Older homes near downtown Opelika and Geneva Street often have open chimneys. Raccoon mothers raise kits in them each spring. Our technician removes mother and kits in one trip, and a cap on the flue afterward blocks the next raccoon.
Young lawns in Hamilton Hills and Wyndham Gate, off Marvyn Parkway, are full of grubs that armadillos dig for at night. Our technician sets traps across their nightly paths and points out burrows under steps, sheds and slabs.
Sparrows and starlings nest in dryer vents, bath fans and storefront signs around Railroad Avenue. The nests block airflow and leave a mess. We remove the nest, then fit covers or screens so the birds cannot get back in.
Tell us on the phone what you notice: scratching in the walls at dusk, droppings on a porch or a snake by the lake. A technician can usually reach Opelika homes on the day of your call or the morning after.
Your technician inspects the roofline, gable vents, soffits and crawl space, and looks for the dark smudges animals leave at a gap. On Northside homes, that is often where a porch roof meets the house. The price comes first.
At the gap, your technician places humane traps or fits one-way exits for bats, then hauls away every animal caught. With the house empty, we cover the openings in hardware cloth and metal flashing that squirrels cannot chew through.

Our wildlife crew in Opelika handles everything from downtown attics on Railroad Avenue to lakeside lots in National Village. They know the old porch rooflines in Northside and the newer soffits off Marvyn Parkway, and each technician carries an Alabama license.
These photos come from our shop and from jobs in the field over the years.




Opelika is about forty minutes from our Columbus office, and we cover the city and the rest of Lee County. That includes the old neighborhoods near downtown and the lake homes on Saugahatchee.
In Northside, Geneva Street and the Pepperell mill houses, the trim is old, and bats and squirrels find their way into the attic space. Around Lake Saugahatchee and the Grand National courses, snakes and raccoons live along the water. In newer areas near Tiger Town and Wyndham Gate, armadillos and moles dig in the lawns.
Older houses around downtown Opelika often have gaps where the roof meets the wood trim. Squirrels and bats use those openings, and raccoons find loose vents. Homes near Saugahatchee Lake also see snakes and raccoons along the shore.
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Here is what Opelika homeowners ask us most.
Older houses around downtown Opelika often have gaps where the roof meets the wood trim. Squirrels and bats use those openings, and raccoons find loose vents. Homes near Saugahatchee Lake also see snakes and raccoons along the shore. We remove raccoons, squirrels, bats, snakes, opossums, birds, armadillos, moles and voles.
We offer same-day and next-day wildlife visits in Opelika and across Lee County. Bat removal takes more than one visit, so we plan it with you. Call (706) 841-9912 for the first open time.
Look for dark, oily smudges on the trim, the soffits and the gable vents. Bats and squirrels rub fur oil onto the wood each time they pass through a gap. Droppings piled on a sill or porch floor under that spot are a second sign. Then call us to confirm.
Not always. Bat mothers give birth in late spring, and the young stay in the roost until they can fly. Sealing too early traps them inside. We inspect, explain the safe timing and set up one-way exits once the colony can leave.
Many are harmless water snakes or rat snakes, but copperheads live there too. Don't try to catch one yourself. We identify and remove the snake, then seal gaps around garage doors and crawl spaces so the next one stays out.