Do you need wildlife removal in Warner Robins? We can help with armadillos in Lake Joy Road lawns, squirrels in attics at The Tiffany and snakes along Sandy Run Creek. We catch each animal humanely, then seal its way in.
Why us?
One call covers every animal around your Warner Robins 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 Warner Robins home the same day you call, or the next. Our technicians cover Warner Robins, Perry and the rest of Houston County. When you call, we book you with the technician who covers your side of the county. Bat jobs take more than one visit, so we schedule those with you.
Armadillos, opossums and squirrels go into humane live traps, and bat colonies get one-way exits at the roofline. After the catch, we close the gap it used under the slab, at the eaves or around a vent.
We hold a Georgia license for this work. A house by the Watson Boulevard gate and a new build in Kathleen each get an inspection and estimate free of charge. Trapping begins only after you okay the price.
Back in 2009, Jarrod's opened to handle nuisance wildlife. Our technicians know what happens when Houston County farms and woods become subdivisions. Armadillos, opossums and snakes stay put and move into the new yards.
Page H.Dec 2020 Jarrod's team helped me get rid of squirrels that have been terrorizing my attic. They're very responsive and came back to help when the squirrels returned
Real Google reviews from Jarrod's customers around Columbus and Middle Georgia.
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!
Tim W.Jun 2023 Jarrod provides top notch service. We had a raccoon infestation in our attic, and Jarrod and his team(thank you Christian) have been extremely responsive in resolving our issue. Jarrod even came out on Friday night to remove a baby raccoon from our attic. Great family man providing excellent service. I will be using him for ongoing pest control service moving forward. Thank you Jarrod!
Carolyn E.May 2023 They are great. They found a fox in my backyard and were very gentle with the animal
Debbie H.Apr 2022 Called Jarrod's because my mom had snakes under her house in the back yard. He told me it would cost about $300.00 or he could just tell me how to catch the snakes myself and save me that money. I did what he suggested and my husband and I was able to catch one of the snakes. We put the trap out and waiting to catch the other one, we also caught about five baby snakes. The people there was nice too.
Chris P.Feb 2022 We had problems with squirrels. They had started to chew on the house. I counted 10 one evening. We called another place that promised to call us back. They did not. Similar thing with Jarrod's, we were told that squirrel guy would call us back and the next day he did. Squirrel guy from Jarrod set 3 traps in the yard and over a 11 day period, 9 squirrels were trapped. Squirrel guy told me that he releases them about 10 miles away. When a squirrel is trapped: During the week day call the office and they send somebody out to get it. On the weekend, call the office and write down the emergency number. Call it and the oncall person comes out.
Every wildlife job starts with a free inspection and a price before any work begins. We also handle skunks, beavers and other nuisance animals.
Subdivisions off Lake Joy Road and Feagin Mill Road went in on old farm and wood land where armadillos already lived. Fresh sod and sprinklers bring grubs close to the surface. We trap the armadillo on its nightly path.
The Tiffany's homes sit among old pecan trees, and squirrels feed there all fall. Some move into attics through gaps at the roof edge. Our technician catches them, closes the opening and names the limbs that give them a bridge to the roof.
Sandy Run Creek and the woods around its boardwalk trail hold water snakes, rat snakes and now and then a copperhead. Mice draw them into garages and sheds close by. We bag the snake and close low gaps under the doors.
Backyard decks in Bonaire and Kathleen subdivisions sit low and close to the woods. Opossums den beneath them and raid pet food at night. Once it is caught, we screen off the deck's open sides so it stays empty.
The 1940s houses around Commercial Circle have aging roof vents and soffits. Raccoons tear them open to reach a dry attic. After the raccoon is trapped, we check the attic for kits and close the hole with sheet metal.
Newer two-story homes in Kathleen and Bonaire have dryer and bath vents high on the wall. Sparrows and starlings build nests inside them, which blocks the airflow. We take out the nest and close the opening with a vent guard.
Describe what you are finding. New holes across the grass at dawn point to armadillos, and midday running overhead points to squirrels. Same-day or next-day appointments reach every part of Warner Robins.
On site, your technician studies the lawn, the roofline and the space under decks and sheds to find the den or the entry. You learn the plan and the cost before any work.
Traps go along the fence lines and tree edges the animal follows, and bats get exits at the roof. After the catch, heavy screen or hardware cloth closes the entry.
Our Warner Robins wildlife crew knows the newer subdivisions that back onto woods and the older streets near the base. Their routes run from yards off Feagin Mill Road to decks in Bonaire and attics in Centerville.
These photos come from our shop and from jobs in the field over the years.
Our wildlife technicians work every side of Warner Robins, from the streets near Robins Air Force Base to the newest subdivisions. We also trap in Centerville, Bonaire and Kathleen.
Armadillos dig through sprinkler-fed lawns in Woodbridge and other subdivisions off Lake Joy Road. Squirrels feed in the pecan trees around The Tiffany and move into attics close by. Snakes and raccoons travel the Sandy Run woods and the wooded edges of Mill Pond Plantation.
Subdivisions keep spreading across Houston County, and many were cut from woods and fields where armadillos already lived. They dig for grubs in watered lawns and flower beds at night. Snakes and opossums also move into new yards that back onto tree lines.
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Free estimates. Wildlife removal across Warner Robins and Middle Georgia.
Here is what Warner Robins homeowners ask us most.
Subdivisions keep spreading across Houston County, and many were cut from woods and fields where armadillos already lived. They dig for grubs in watered lawns and flower beds at night. Snakes and opossums also move into new yards that back onto tree lines. We remove raccoons, squirrels, bats, snakes, opossums, birds, armadillos, moles and voles.
We offer same-day and next-day wildlife visits in Warner Robins and across Houston County. Bat removal takes more than one visit, so we plan it with you. Call (706) 841-9912 for the first open time.
Watering softens the soil and pulls grubs and worms near the surface, which is what armadillos eat. New sod in Warner Robins subdivisions gets hit hardest. Mothballs and home remedies won't make them leave, but trapping will.
Yes. An empty house is quiet, so squirrels, opossums and raccoons can settle in without anyone noticing. A family member or property manager can let us in for the free inspection. We trap the animals and seal the entry points.
Most snakes along Sandy Run Creek, such as water snakes and rat snakes, are harmless to people. Copperheads live in Houston County too, and the two can look alike. Keep your distance and let us handle any snake in your garage, shed or yard.
