Critter Control of Savannah

Wildlife Control & Removal

Rats, bats, squirrels, raccoons, snakes, and other animals can find their way into your home or business. They can be a health hazard and cause costly damage.

At the first sign of any unwanted critter, call us at Critter Control of Savannah.

We have been serving Savannah for over 18 years. We have the expert experience and quality of service you deserve.

Unlike other animal removal and pest control companies, we not only humanely remove the unwanted animal, but we also repair the damage and seal all entry points.

We are a locally owned and operated franchise of Critter Control, Inc., the nation's leading animal control firm for 30 years. We offer prompt, courteous, and professional service.

We are fully licensed and insured and guarantee the areas we seal.

Q&A with Franchisee Chris Christensen:

Can you please describe the most common wildlife issues that homeowners face in your area?
Roof rats, squirrels, raccoons, and bats.

How do the seasons affect nuisance wildlife activity in your area?
Wildlife activity slows down in the warmer months.

What are some common signs of nuisance wildlife activity?
Attic noises, droppings, and grease marks.

Any prevention tips for residents in your area?
Make sure your home is sealed to prevent animal access.

When should homeowners call Critter Control?
At the first sign of activity to avoid further damage or health risks.

Wildlife Problems in Savannah, GA

As the oldest city in the state, Savannah, GA, has many beautiful historic houses with gaps and cracks that allow pests inside. However, even newer structures are not immune to infestations. With the city's humid, subtropical climate, several animals are abundant in area homes and yards all year.

Bats

In natural spaces, the big brown bat spends its days under loose tree bark or in rocky crevices. As cities expand and habitats shrink in Georgia, the animals sometimes roost inside attics, barns, and sheds as well. Mold that grows in bat droppings indoors may develop airborne spores that cause the disease histoplasmosis.

Raccoons

Raccoons den in garages, attic, and vacant buildings throughout Savannah. They typically hunt through the night for food and return to their nests before sunrise. A raccoon can transmit rabies as well as other dangerous diseases and parasites. People should avoid these pests, especially if they appear sick, weak, or aggressive.

Squirrels

A fox squirrel is a common sight in urban and suburban Savannah. The pests prefer yards with nuts and fruits. Since they dig numerous holes to save their food supply for winter, squirrels often harm lawns. These gifted climbers also gnaw at damaged roofing and chimneys to make their way into attic or crawl spaces.

Other Nuisance Wildlife

Armadillos create a number of issues in Savannah. Not only do these pests dig in lawns to find insects, they can also wander onto roads and cause accidents. Like the armadillo, a fox may spend time searching for food around Georgia backyards. Squirrels and other rodents bring foxes close to a home, which can result in dangerous conflicts with pets.

Serving the following locations:

By County: Bryan County, Chatham County, Effingham County