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Two baby flying squirels in an RAC technician's hand.

Our technicians performing a bat-control job

In Oglethorpe, Montezuma, Vienna and Byron Ga. today quoting homes Wildlife Exclusions that has Bats and squirrels.
Our Wildlife-Exclusion Technicians Just Finished Installing an Animal-Proof Roof Vent at an Albany, Georgia Bat-Removal Job
Gray squirrels gnawed a baseball-sized hole through the wooden roof trim where it meets the rain gutter to get into the attic of a house in Jackson, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal crew will repair the damage as part of the animal-proofing stage of the job.
A handyman tried squirting insulating foam into a ground-level hole in the foundation where some pipes and wires pass through, but rats gnawed through the foam to get into a house in Jackson, Georgia. Non-chemical rat control requires the proper materials and techniques to achieve rodent elimination without using pesticides.
A crew of wildlife experts is just getting started on a Jackson, Georgia bat-removal and animal-exclusion job. Bats are starting to get very active and will stay that way until the late fall.
Bat calls are coming in already with the mild winter in middle to south ga. Tifton, Vienna, Cordele, Zebulon, and Barnesville Ga. Just to name a few cities I’ll be today and tomorrow.
Our South Georgia wildlife-exclusion experts are heading out to a Valdosta bat-removal job. The job is at an old cabin with lots of gaps in the roof that will have to be sealed to keep bats and other woodland animals out of the attic.
We just finished screening a gable vent as the next-to-last step of a Kathleen, Georgia bat-removal and animal-proofing job. The final step will be replacing the badly-fouled attic insulation.
A vertical gap between the brick wall and the adjacent wooden trim at a corner right under the roof soffit allowed bats into a house in Adel, Georgia. Bat removal specialists from our South Georgia regional office are sealing the gap to keep the bats out of the attic.
Gray squirrels only had to gnaw through the tar paper to get into the attic of a house in Sylvester, Georgia because there was a gap behind it that allowed them into the attic. We have a bat-removal crew sealing the gap to animal-proof the house.
Technicians doing gray squirrel removal in Williamson, Georgia just set traps to catch and relocate the squirrels from the attic. They need to be sure that all the squirrels are out of the house before the animal-proof it to avoid sealing them into the attic.
A gap of about an inch and a half where the sheet metal top of the air conditioning unit meets the brick wall allowed Norway rats into a house in Williamson, Georgia. Or non-chemical rodent control specialists are setting traps to catch and remove the rats without using pesticide, and sealing all the gaps to make the house rodent-proof.
Technicians doing raccoon removal at a house in Williamson, Georgia are repairing an irregularly-shaped hole about 18 inches wide that the raccoons made in the soffit panel. The raccoons themselves have already been trapped and removed from the attic.
We have a crew up on the roof doing bat removal in Forsyth, Georgia on this chilly spring day. At least the calendar says that it's spring. The thermometer, not so much.
We're almost finished with a Barnesville, Georgia bat-removal and wildlife-exclusion job. All the bats have been sealed out of the attic, but we're installing a Ridge Guard animal barrier to replace the cheap plastic roof ridge vents and keep other nuisance animals out of the house.
Our crew had to break out the 48-foot ladders at an Americus, Georgia bat-removal and animal-proofing job. It's a very big house with a very tall roof, a reminder that bat-exclusion is not a good job for people who are afraid of heights.
Stains on the siding were surefire evidence that bats were roosting behind the shutters of a house in Camilla, Georgia. Bat-removal specialists from our South Georgia office are sealing around the shutters, as well as around the roof of the house, to keep bats and other wildlife outside where they belong.
It’s freezing cold but we’re still going to seal a house and trap some squirrels this morning in Marietta
Rodent pest control specialists doing roof rat control in the attic of a Columbus, Georgia home discovered that the rats had gnawed on the electrical wiring and exposed the copper conductors. Rodent damage to wiring causes many house fires every year.
A crew doing bat removal and exclusion in Columbus, Georgia discovered that the bats got into the attic through a fingertip-sized gap between the diagonal wooden roof trim and the soffit at a junction point. If you can insert your outstretched fingers into a gap, then bats can use it to get into your home.
A Gap Between the Frieze Board and the Irregular Surface of the Stone Walls is Why this House in Warner Robins, Georgia Needs Bats Removed from its Attic
Technicians working at a Meansville, Georgia bat-removal and animal-proofing job are covering a gap between the edge of the roof sheathing and the metal flashing with a wrap-around wildlife barrier that will keep bats and other pesky critters out of the attic.
One of our animal-proofing crews is busy doing a Fort Valley, Georgia bat-removal and wildlife-exclusion job this chilly morning. The bats got into the attic through a tapered gap between the roof sheathing and fascia that runs the length of the roof.
Good morning, glad to back, was out 2 1/2 months cause I broke my leg, time to quote some houses
On our way to a house in Douglasville GA for an exclusion job to remove flying squirrels. It’s 8:30am and Charley is on the run!
Sealing up a house and relocating squirrels in Barnesville Ga on beautiful day!
On my way this rainy morning to talledega Alabama to seal up a metal roof won’t be able to screen the ridge vents today but I will be able to mount the traps and do as much work as I can. It’s builds character and a trust worthy relationship with our customer rainy or not we may not finish but we will get started then come back on a dry day to finish the job. Today I am removing and reallocating grey squirrels and mice
On my way this rainy morning to talledega Alabama to seal up a metal roof won’t be able to screen the ridge vents today but I will be able to mount the traps and do as much work as I can. It’s builds character and a trust worthy relationship with our customer rainy or not we may not finish but we will get started then come back on a dry day to finish the job. Today I am removing and reallocating grey squirrels and mice
We’re treating a house for Carpenter Bees this morning in Marietta!
Our South Georgia wildlife-exclusion technicians are getting soaked by the rain at a Cuthbert, Georgia bat-removal and animal-proofing job. Fortunately, they'll be done with the outside work soon and can dry off in the attic while they're vacuuming up the guano and replacing the insulation.
On my way this rainy morning to talledega Alabama to seal up a metal roof won’t be able to screen the ridge vents today but I will be able to mount the traps and do as much work as I can. It’s builds character and a trust worthy relationship with our customer rainy or not we may not finish but we will get started then come back on a dry day to finish the job. Today I am removing and reallocating grey squirrels and mice
We have a squirrel-removal crew heading out to a cabin in Roberta, Georgia to get the squirrels out. The owners returned to the cabin after a long absence and were greeted by a family of squirrels that had moved in. We'll humanely trap and relocate them and seal them out of the cabin.
Our animal-exclusion experts are just about finished squirrel-proofing a house in Macon, Georgia. They installed metal animal barriers over all the potential entry points that will keep squirrels and other wildlife out of the house.
A gap about five eighths of an inch wide and four inches high under the roof overhang allowed bats into a house in Cordele, Georgia. A bat-removal crew from our Macon office is installing a temporary check valve trap over the opening to allow the bats to leave the attic before we animal-proof the house.
Squirrels in Lilburn Ga. Headed to Atlanta to solve a rat problem
Gaps in the Weathered Wood Along the Roof Line are the Reason Why We're Doing Bat Removal at a House in Tifton, Georgia this Morning
Jason lifted the edge of the shingle, and what he found was a gap between the roof sheathing and the fascia running the length of the roof line that allowed bats into a house in Barnesville, Georgia. A crew of bat-removal specialists is heading out to the house to cover the gap with an animal barrier that will keep bats and other wildlife out of the attic.
We are over here in Conyers GA doing an exclusion job for Grey Squirrels. Customer has been seeing them pop in and out of their gutters for a few weeks now. Won’t be an issues anymore after today.
Gray squirrels gnawed away the top of a plastic roof ridge vent on the peak of the roof of a house in Americus, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal professionals are replacing the cheap, plastic vent with a steel Ridge Guard wildlife barrier that will keep squirrels and wildlife of all kinds out of the attic.
Squirrels in Lilburn Ga. Headed to Atlanta to solve a rat problem
We have a crew working on the roof in the cold sealing gaps in the roof trim at a Macon, Georgia bat-removal and wildlife-exclusion job. Because bats are so small, bat-proofing a house will also keep other nuisance animals out of the attic.
Wildlife-management experts doing squirrel removal in Macon, Georgia are installing wildlife barriers to cover gaps at the edges of the roof to animal-proof the house. Removing squirrels from the attic without sealing them out would make no sense.
This morning we're cleaning up the guano and replacing the attic insulation as the last step of a Williamson, Georgia bat-removal job. All the bats are out of the attic, and a wildlife barrier has been installed on the edges of the roof to make the house animal-proof.
All the bats have departed and been sealed out of the attic of a house in Zebulon, Georgia. Our bat-removal crew can now permanently animal-proof the roof to keep bats and other wildlife out of the attic.
A gap of about three quarters of an inch between the brick wall and the frieze board is the reason our wildlife-control technicians are in an attic doing bat removal in Fitzgerald, Georgia this chilly March morning. They're installing one-way traps on the gap so the bats won't be able to get back in when they return from feeding.
Technicians doing bat removal in Forsyth, Georgia are sealing a square hole about two inches across where the soffit panel meets the brick chimney to keep bats and other wildlife out of the attic. They'll also seal any other potential entry gaps that they find to make the roof bat-proof.
We just sent a wildlife-removal technician to retrieve and relocate a trapped opossum from the attic of a Macon, Georgia home. Opossums are arboreal by nature, but they're also very adaptable and can be found in literally any part of a house from the crawl space up to the attic.
In Tifton Ga giving a quote for a commercial building for squirrels and then headed to another commercial building in Americus Ga for bats. Ending the day in Macon Ga for a residential quote for Rats. Have a good day!
On route to check snap traps for rats in customers attic in Peachtree City, GA.
This afternoon we'll be starting a squirrel-removal job at a Macon, Georgia home. Not surprisingly, the squirrels are in the attic. Once we trap and remove them all, we'll animal-proof the roof to keep wildlife out of the house.
A gap of about an inch and a half between the brick wall and the rear of the soffit allowed roof rats to climb from the wall into the attic of a house in Columbus, Georgia. Our rat control crew is sealing the gap to rodent-proof the house, and using trapping and removal to treat the existing rat infestation in the attic.
A handyman cut the screen he installed over a gable vent to keep squirrels out of a house in Columbus, Georgia about an inch too narrow, which allowed the squirrels to gnaw their way back into the attic. Very few handymen have any idea how to seal wildlife out of a house.
A wildlife-exclusion crew doing bat removal in Columbus, Georgia is sealing a gap of about three quarters of an inch wide between the brick wall and the soffit that allowed bats into the attic. Beat removal is accomplished by sealing off any potential entry points to make the house bat-proof.
A thumb-sized rectangular gap between the top of the brick wall and the roof trim was all the invitation that bats needed to get into the attic of a house in Macon, Georgia. The crew removing the bats from the attic will seal that gap and any others that they find to make the house animal-proof.
We are working on sealing a house and giving a couple quotes in the Fayetteville/Newnan area today. Critters must have been busy over the weekend!
We have a busy day of checking traps and relocating squirrels today. We will be traveling from Barnesville ,Ga all the way to Ball Ground, Ga
A section of wooden roof trim fell off the roof, exposing a gap about the size of a large olive that allowed bats into the attic of a house in Macon, Georgia. Our bat-removal crew will replace the missing trim as part of the animal-exclusion part of the job.
Lifting the perforated plastic rain gutter cover revealed a gap at the top of the metal gutter that allowed bats into the attic of a house in Columbus, Georgia. Our bat-removal crew will replace the gutter covers with something more sturdy as part of the animal-exclusion stage of the job.
Scurrying in the attic, scratching in the walls sounds like you may have critters. Going to some homes today hearing these noises.
We have a busy day of checking traps and relocating squirrels today. We will be traveling from Barnesville ,Ga all the way to Ball Ground, Ga
Stains on the siding were the first signs that bats were living behind the ornamental shutters of a house in Thomaston, Georgia. Bat-removal specialists working out of our Macon office are bat-proofing the rest of the house to make sure that the bats don't get into the attic once they're sealed out from behind the shutters.
Wildlife exclusions for Bats, rats and squirrels are keeping us busy in Barnesville, Macon and Albany Ga.
Our South Georgia wildlife-exclusion specialists are busy at a Thomasville, Georgia bat-removal and animal-exclusion job. Bats are very small animals, so bat-proofing a house will also keep other furry critters outside where they belong.
Today we have a crew bat-proofing a house by the lake right outside Macon, Georgia. Bat removal is accomplished by exclusion, usually using one-way traps that prevent the bats from getting back into the house when they return from feeding.

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