About Raccoons
Raccoons may be adorable and fun to watch, but their intelligence and cleverness are giving many homeowners in Georgia headaches.
We receive many calls every year about these masked bandits causing trouble among Georgia homeowners, especially when they develop a desire to live near or in our homes. When a raccoon finds its way into your attic, they can cause damage to soffits, siding, insulation, roof vents, air conditioners and contaminate the air through urine and scat.
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Help is just a click away! Our highly trained wildlife staff is here to assist you no matter the time of day.
We are on call 24/7/365
NOTE: If you have a dog or cat problem, please call Your Local Animal Control.
*Inspection fee for Bird Control or Snake Removal begins at $149. These service inspection fees will be applied to total service cost if customer purchases bird control and/or snake removal services through The Outdoors Group.
Wildlife We Manage
Our wildlife program isn’t just for commercial customers, we also specialize in managing residential wildlife such as squirrels, bats, groundhogs, opossums, coyotes, bobcat, fox, beaver, snakes and other nuisance wildlife.
Squirrel Removal
Once squirrels have found a way into your attic, they can cause widespread damage to insulation, wiring, gutters, soffits, fascia boards, and other forms of roof damage.
Bat removal
Bats can be extremely destructive and pose a great health risk. They can spread disease by contaminating your home with mold and bacteria.
Raccoon removal
Raccoons, a.k.a "Trash Pandas", can find their way into your attic to have their offspring. While creating a safe space for their young, they can cause damage to your siding, soffits, gutters, and contaminate insulation.
Groundhog Removal
If they are not properly controlled, groundhogs can cause major structural damage to your home or business when burrowing. They can also chew through electrical lines and other pipes.
Beaver removal
Beavers can cause considerable property and water damage while attempting to create a suitable home for themselves.
Opossum Removal
Once opossums find their way into your attic, they can contaminate the insulation creating an environment for parasite and bacterial growth with urine and feces.
Predator removal
Predators often invade your property in search for easy food sources. In some cases, they can cause harm to family members and pets.
Bird Control
Birds can be a real nuisance. They pose potential health risks by spreading disease and can cause damage to roofs, gutters, decks, and automobiles.
Snake Removal
Snakes are known to be a problem around cluttered locations, wooded areas, water sources, and areas with thick ground cover. They can also bite if provoked.
What Makes Us Different
First things first...
Before we can begin any sanitization or remediation process, the wildlife must be excluded and removed from the structure. The process is harmless to the animal and ensures they can exit safely. Once all wildlife has been removed and your home has been sealed, we can start cleaning and sanitizing the affected space.
Access & Remove
The second step involves a specialized assessment by one of our trained and experienced wildlife technicians. We will conduct an evaluation of the affected area(s) to determine the level of contamination and damage that exists. If the area affected is inside your attic, we will also assess the quality of the insulation and overall structure. Our technicians will then provide recommendations for restoration. See more about our insulation extraction and replacement process here.
Clean & Sanitize
We make it a priority to clear contaminated materials from your home and return it to a healthy, livable environment. We do this by using the industry’s leading techniques and equipment: vacuums, HEPA filtration systems, moisture reducing fans, safe cleaning products, deodorizers, and advanced breathing equipment.
Prevent & Protect
After we have successfully restored your attic and insulation, our service also includes any necessary repairs and the installation of additional materials to prevent any future wildlife from gaining access to your structure.
