Yes. Critter Catchers provides wildlife removal throughout Forsyth County, Georgia. We serve Cumming and every community around it, from the busy neighborhoods of South Forsyth to the Lake Lanier shoreline and the rural roads up north.
Cumming is the only incorporated city in Forsyth County, so most homes are in unincorporated communities like Big Creek, Daves Creek, Brookwood, Coal Mountain, Matt, Ducktown, Silver City and Chestatee. Wherever you live, we find out how wildlife is getting in, remove it and seal the entry points.
Call (770) 424-3080 for wildlife removal in Forsyth County
Forsyth County has grown quickly, and many of its newer neighborhoods sit right next to woods and water. Every job starts with an inspection, followed by removal and exclusion.
Squirrels chew into attics and soffits in South Forsyth subdivisions that back up to hardwood stands.
Raccoons from the Lake Lanier and Chattahoochee shorelines move into attics, chimneys and boathouses.
Bats roost in attics and lake house eaves. We exclude them carefully and on the right schedule.
Rats and mice find their way into garages, crawl spaces and attics as the weather cools.
Snakes are common near the lake, creeks and wooded lots across the county in warm weather.
We locate and remove dead animals from walls, attics and crawl spaces so the smell goes away.
We also provide exclusion services, beaver removal, humane animal removal and help with other wildlife throughout Forsyth County.
Forsyth County sits between two big bodies of water, and much of it is still wooded.
Lake Lanier forms the county’s eastern edge, with hundreds of homes along its coves. The Chattahoochee River runs along the southeast border, and the Etowah River cuts through the northwest corner. Sawnee Mountain Preserve rises just outside Cumming, and the Big Creek Greenway follows a long, wooded stream corridor through the southern part of the county.
Rapid growth has pushed new subdivisions right up against that habitat. Raccoons, squirrels, opossums, beavers and snakes already live in the woods and along the water, and new homes give them attics, crawl spaces and docks to move into.
Lake living, new construction and wooded lots make wildlife calls a regular part of life in Forsyth County.
Cumming
The county seat, close to Sawnee Mountain and the Lake Lanier shoreline.
Big Creek, Daves Creek and Brookwood
Fast-growing South Forsyth neighborhoods near the Big Creek Greenway and Chattahoochee.
Chestatee and the Lake Lanier Shoreline
Lakefront and lake-access homes along Lanier’s coves on the east side of the county.
Coal Mountain, Matt, Ducktown and Silver City
North and West Forsyth communities with rural land, farms and forest.
Forsyth County wildlife stays busy all year, especially around the lake.
Catching a problem early keeps damage and repair costs down.
Because we know North Georgia wildlife. Critter Catchers has over 30 years of experience removing nuisance animals from homes and businesses across the region.
We handle everything Forsyth County throws at us, from lake houses on Lanier to new subdivisions in South Forsyth to farmhouses near Coal Mountain.
Every Forsyth County job includes:
We handle the animal and the opening together, so the fix lasts.
We provide wildlife control for homes, lake houses, farms, rental properties, HOA amenities, offices, churches, schools and commercial buildings across Forsyth County.
Every job starts with finding how animals are getting in, then removing them and closing those openings.
Critter Catchers also provides wildlife removal in the counties around Forsyth:
Cherokee County • Fulton County • Gwinnett County
See our full service area for every county we cover.
Yes. Critter Catchers provides wildlife removal and exclusion throughout Forsyth County, including Cumming and all unincorporated communities.
We serve all of Forsyth County, including Cumming, Big Creek, Daves Creek, Brookwood, Coal Mountain, Matt, Ducktown, Silver City, Chestatee and the rest of the county.
Squirrels and raccoons in attics are the most common, along with roof rats, mice, opossums, bats and snakes. Lake properties and homes near the Chattahoochee see a lot of activity, and beavers can be an issue on ponds and creeks.
Yes. We remove raccoons, squirrels, bats and other animals from lake houses, decks, docks and boathouses along Lake Lanier, then seal the openings they used.
Yes. We remove wildlife from barns, sheds and outbuildings on farms and rural properties in North and West Forsyth.
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 provide wildlife removal and exclusion for offices, HOA facilities, churches, schools and other commercial buildings throughout Forsyth County.
It depends on the animal, where it is, whether there are young and how much exclusion and repair work is needed. We give you a plan and price after inspecting the property.
Noises in the attic, damage to the dock or droppings in the garage? Critter Catchers can inspect your property, identify the animal and put together a plan to get it out and keep it out.
Wildlife removal for Cumming and all of Forsyth County.
