Do you need wildlife removal in Smiths Station? We can help with armadillos tearing up yards near Mill Creek, squirrels in attics along Lee Road 430 and snakes in garages by the woods. Each job begins with a free inspection.
Why us?
One call covers every animal around your Smiths Station 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 Smiths Station home the same day you call, or the next. Smiths Station is about twenty minutes from our Columbus office. Our technicians are in Lee and Russell counties every day, so you rarely wait long. Bat jobs take more than one visit, so we schedule those with you.
We catch raccoons, opossums and squirrels in humane traps and remove snakes by hand. Bats get a one-way valve at the roost opening, so the colony flies out without a way back. Last, we seal the vents, soffit gaps and pipe holes the animals used.
Our technicians carry Alabama and Georgia licenses. We look over your house, garage and shed at no charge and give you an estimate. You know the full cost before we set a single trap.
Jarrod's opened in 2009 as a business built around removing wildlife. Our technicians have seen Smiths Station subdivisions replace pine woods, and they know where the displaced raccoons, snakes and armadillos look for cover next.
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!!
Real Google reviews from Jarrod's customers around Columbus and the Chattahoochee Valley.
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!
Terri W.Jun 2025 Jarrod’s does a great job keeping my home pest free! Codey is consistent in letting me know he will be out the next day, giving me plenty of notice. I use them for wildlife issues as well and they are fast and get the job done !! Five Stars ⭐️ every time !!
Doug R.May 2025 Jonathan and is crew came to pick up the remaining ground cages and the one attached to the roof. He and his group sealed up the hole that the squirrels had made and did an excellent job, and cleaned up afterwards It is a pleasure having such professionals working on my house I would HIGHLY recommend them to anyone!!
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!
Every wildlife job starts with a free inspection and a price before any work begins. We also handle skunks, beavers and other nuisance animals.
Scrap lumber and brush left near new Smiths Station homes stay cool and hold mice, which brings snakes close to the house. We catch the snake wherever it is hiding and close the gaps it used under doors.
Fresh sod in Smiths Station subdivisions holds grubs and stays soft, so armadillos dig there at night. Shallow holes and torn grass show up at dawn. Traps go where they cross the yard, and we mark any burrows for you.
Low decks along the tree line shelter opossums from rain and cold. We catch the opossum, look for babies and close the open sides of the deck with wire mesh so nothing else moves in.
Even new homes can have small openings near the gutter line, and squirrels from nearby pines chew them wider. We trap the squirrels, then seal the opening with metal so they cannot chew their way back in.
Mill Creek begins in Smiths Station and runs south through the woods toward Phenix City. Raccoons travel it and raid trash, pet food and open garages. We trap each raccoon humanely and shut the vents or garage gaps it used.
Coyotes hunt the edges where Smiths Station subdivisions meet the pine woods, and cats or small dogs left out at night are at risk. We set traps along their travel lanes and tell you what draws them in.
Call us and describe the sign: torn-up sod, a snake coiled near the mower or thumps overhead. Smiths Station is a short drive from Kolb Avenue, so we can often come out the same afternoon or the following morning.
Your technician scans the lawn and the tree line, then checks the roofline, garage and crawl space. On newer homes, gaps often open at the joint between roof and siding. You approve the price first.
We set humane traps along the animal's path and check them on a schedule. Once the animal is caught, we seal the gap with metal mesh or flashing, and we point out brush or lumber piles worth moving.
Smiths Station's wildlife technicians know the Lee Roads well, from the streets around the high school to the wooded lots along Lee Road 298. They handle snakes in garages, armadillos in yards and squirrels in attics across the 36877 ZIP code.
These photos come from our shop and from jobs in the field over the years.
Smiths Station is about twenty minutes from our Columbus office, on both sides of the Lee and Russell County line. We cover the subdivisions along US-280 and the country roads around them.
Armadillos dig at night in the watered lawns of Hidden Creek and Shadowwood. Along Mill Creek, raccoons and snakes follow the water through the woods. Homes that back onto pine stands hear squirrels in the attic, and opossums den under sheds and low decks across town.
Clearing land pushes wildlife into the nearest yards. Armadillos dig in new sod, and snakes hide in brush and leftover building material. Opossums and raccoons move under decks and into garages along the wood line.
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Free estimates. Wildlife removal across Smiths Station and the Chattahoochee Valley.
Here is what Smiths Station homeowners ask us most.
Clearing land pushes wildlife into the nearest yards. Armadillos dig in new sod, and snakes hide in brush and leftover building material. Opossums and raccoons move under decks and into garages along the wood line. We remove raccoons, squirrels, bats, snakes, opossums, birds, armadillos, moles and voles.
We offer same-day and next-day wildlife visits in Smiths Station 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.
Yes. Leftover brush and stacked boards give snakes shade and mice to hunt. Haul the pile off or move it well away from the house. If you clear it yourself, wear gloves and lift each board from the far end.
Yes. Rat snakes and copperheads both live in Lee County, and garages near the woods give them shade and mice. Keep your distance and keep pets inside. A technician removes the snake and closes the gaps under the garage door.
They can. Armadillos dig near foundations, driveways and porches, where soil stays loose after construction. We trap the armadillo, then show you the burrow so it can be filled in before the soil settles.
