Yes. Critter Catchers provides wildlife removal throughout Fulton County, Georgia. From Milton and Alpharetta in the north, through Sandy Springs and Atlanta, down to South Fulton and Chattahoochee Hills, we help homeowners and businesses get wildlife out and keep it out.
Fulton County covers 15 cities: Alpharetta, Atlanta, Chattahoochee Hills, College Park, East Point, Fairburn, Hapeville, Johns Creek, Milton, Mountain Park, Palmetto, Roswell, Sandy Springs, South Fulton and Union City. Whether it’s squirrels in an intown bungalow, raccoons in a Roswell attic or a snake in a Milton barn, we find the entry point, remove the animals and seal the openings.
Call (770) 424-3080 for wildlife removal in Fulton County
Fulton County runs from horse country in the north to dense city neighborhoods to rural land in the south, and wildlife shows up in all of it. Every job starts with an inspection, then removal and exclusion.
Atlanta’s heavy tree canopy makes squirrels one of the most common attic invaders from Buckhead to East Point.
Raccoons live comfortably in the city and suburbs, using attics, chimneys and crawl spaces to raise young.
Bats roost in older homes, church steeples and attics. We exclude them safely, timed around pup season.
Roof rats are a big problem in Atlanta and its close suburbs, along with house mice in walls and crawl spaces.
Snakes turn up near the Chattahoochee, creek corridors and wooded lots, especially in North and South Fulton.
When an animal dies in a wall, attic or crawl space, we find it and remove it so the odor can clear.
We also provide exclusion services, beaver removal, humane animal removal and help with other wildlife throughout Fulton County.
Fulton County is the most urban county in Georgia, but it’s also full of woods, water and wildlife corridors.
The Chattahoochee River runs the length of the county, and the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area protects long stretches of it in Roswell, Sandy Springs and Johns Creek, including units like Island Ford, Vickery Creek, Jones Bridge and Medlock Bridge. The Big Creek Greenway winds through Alpharetta, and Atlanta’s thick tree canopy has earned it the nickname “the city in a forest.” In South Fulton and Chattahoochee Hills, homes sit among farmland, forest and parks like Cochran Mill Park.
Those green corridors connect right into neighborhoods. Squirrels and roof rats travel through the trees, raccoons and opossums follow the creeks, and older homes with aging rooflines give them plenty of ways inside.
From high-rise neighborhoods to horse farms, Fulton County homes deal with nuisance wildlife every day.
Roswell, Alpharetta, Milton and Johns Creek
North Fulton suburbs and horse country along the Chattahoochee and Big Creek.
Sandy Springs, Mountain Park and Atlanta
Wooded neighborhoods, river parkland and intown homes under a heavy tree canopy.
East Point, College Park, Hapeville and South Fulton
Established neighborhoods near the airport and the headwaters of the Flint River.
Union City, Fairburn, Palmetto and Chattahoochee Hills
South Fulton communities with open land, farms and forest.
Fulton County homeowners deal with wildlife all year, but the busiest calls change with the seasons.
In older intown homes especially, small gaps turn into big problems fast, so it’s worth acting early.
Because we know Metro Atlanta homes. Critter Catchers has over 30 years of experience removing nuisance wildlife, from historic intown houses to newer homes in Milton and Johns Creek.
We understand how wildlife gets into the different kinds of homes found across Fulton County, and we fix the openings so the problem doesn’t keep coming back.
Every Fulton County job includes:
The animal and the opening it used are one problem, and we treat them that way.
We provide wildlife control for houses, condos, rental properties, horse farms, apartment communities, offices, churches, schools and commercial buildings across Fulton County.
Every property starts with finding how the animals are getting in, followed by removal and exclusion work that fits the building.
Critter Catchers also provides wildlife removal in the counties around Fulton:
Cobb County • Cherokee County • Forsyth County • Gwinnett County • DeKalb County • Clayton County • Douglas County
See our full service area for every county we cover.
Yes. Critter Catchers provides wildlife removal and exclusion throughout Fulton County, from Milton and Alpharetta to Atlanta and South Fulton.
We serve all 15 Fulton County cities: Alpharetta, Atlanta, Chattahoochee Hills, College Park, East Point, Fairburn, Hapeville, Johns Creek, Milton, Mountain Park, Palmetto, Roswell, Sandy Springs, South Fulton and Union City.
Squirrels, roof rats and raccoons are the most common calls, followed by mice, opossums, bats and snakes. Homes near the Chattahoochee River and creek corridors see the most activity.
Yes. We remove squirrels, raccoons, rats, bats and other wildlife from homes and buildings throughout Atlanta, including older intown neighborhoods with mature trees.
Roof rats are excellent climbers and travel easily through Atlanta's dense tree canopy and along utility lines, then slip into attics through small gaps along the roofline.
Georgia regulates wildlife trapping and where animals can be released, and a permit from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources may be required. Trapping can also leave young animals behind, so professional removal is usually the safer choice.
Yes. We work on horse farms and rural properties in Milton and Chattahoochee Hills, as well as offices, apartment communities, churches, schools and other commercial buildings across the county.
It depends on the animal, where it is, whether young are present, how many entry points need sealing and what repairs are needed. We give you a plan and price after an inspection.
Running in the attic, scratching in the walls or droppings in the garage? Critter Catchers can inspect your property, figure out what you’re dealing with and put together a plan to get it out and keep it out.
Wildlife removal across Fulton County, from Milton to Palmetto.
