Yes. Critter Catchers provides wildlife removal throughout Clayton County, Georgia. We help homeowners and businesses from Forest Park and Riverdale near the airport down through Jonesboro, Morrow and Lovejoy.
Our service covers every Clayton County city, including Jonesboro, Forest Park, Lake City, Lovejoy, Morrow, Riverdale and the Clayton County part of College Park, plus communities like Rex, Ellenwood, Conley, Bonanza and Irondale. We find out how wildlife is getting into your home, remove it and seal the entry points so it stays out.
Call (770) 424-3080 for wildlife removal in Clayton County
Clayton County is mostly established neighborhoods, but creeks, lakes and nature preserves keep wildlife close by. Every job starts with an inspection, then removal and exclusion.
Squirrels get into attics in Jonesboro, Morrow and Riverdale neighborhoods shaded by mature oaks and pines.
Raccoons follow creeks and lake edges into neighborhoods, then den in attics, chimneys and crawl spaces.
Bats roost in attics and behind loose trim. We exclude them safely, timed around pup season.
Roof rats and mice are common in older Clayton homes, especially in attics, walls and crawl spaces.
Snakes show up near Lake Spivey, Lake Jodeco, creeks and wooded lots during warm weather.
We find and remove animals that have died in walls, attics or crawl spaces so the smell can clear.
We also provide exclusion services, beaver removal, humane animal removal and help with other wildlife throughout Clayton County.
Clayton County is compact and busy, but it still has plenty of water and protected green space close to homes.
The Flint River begins near the airport on the county’s west side, and the upper Ocmulgee watershed drains the east side. Lake Spivey and Lake Jodeco sit near Jonesboro, surrounded by homes. The Reynolds Nature Preserve in Morrow protects woods, ponds and trails, and the Newman Wetlands Center on the county’s south side preserves a large wetland and hardwood swamp.
Creeks connecting those areas run right behind many neighborhoods. Raccoons, opossums, squirrels and snakes use those corridors to reach yards and rooflines, and a lot of Clayton’s homes were built decades ago, so aging soffits, vents and crawl space doors give them easy ways inside.
Established homes plus nearby water and woods make wildlife removal a regular need across Clayton County.
Jonesboro and the Lake Spivey Area
The county seat and lakeside neighborhoods around Lake Spivey and Lake Jodeco.
Morrow and Lake City
Central Clayton neighborhoods near the Reynolds Nature Preserve.
Forest Park, Riverdale, College Park and Conley
North and west Clayton communities near the airport and the headwaters of the Flint River.
Lovejoy, Rex, Bonanza and Ellenwood
South and east Clayton areas with larger lots, creeks and wooded land.
Clayton County homes see wildlife all year, with each season bringing its own set of problems.
In older homes, a small gap can turn into a big problem quickly, so it pays to act early.
Because we know how to keep wildlife out of established homes. Critter Catchers has over 30 years of experience removing nuisance wildlife across Metro Atlanta, including the older neighborhoods found throughout Clayton County.
We don’t just remove the animal. We find and repair the openings that let it in, so you’re not dealing with the same problem again next season.
Every Clayton County job includes:
Removal and exclusion together are what make the fix last.
We provide wildlife removal for homes, rental properties, apartment communities, offices, warehouses, churches, schools and other commercial buildings throughout Clayton County.
Whatever the property, we start by finding how the animals are getting in, then remove them and seal the openings.
Critter Catchers also provides wildlife removal in the counties around Clayton:
See our full service area for every county we cover.
Yes. Critter Catchers provides wildlife removal and exclusion throughout Clayton County, in every city and unincorporated community.
We serve Jonesboro, Forest Park, Lake City, Lovejoy, Morrow, Riverdale and the Clayton County part of College Park, plus Rex, Ellenwood, Conley, Bonanza, Irondale and the rest of the county.
Squirrels, roof rats, raccoons and mice are the most common calls, along with opossums, bats and snakes. Homes near creeks, lakes and nature preserves see the most activity.
Yes. We remove raccoons, squirrels, snakes and other wildlife from homes, docks and decks around Lake Spivey, Lake Jodeco and the rest of the Jonesboro area.
As homes age, soffits, vents, crawl space doors and roof edges develop small gaps. Roof rats and mice can squeeze through surprisingly small openings, so sealing those gaps is a key part of keeping them out.
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, warehouses, apartment communities, churches, schools and other commercial buildings across Clayton County.
It depends on the animal, where it is, whether young are involved and how much exclusion and repair work is needed. We give you a plan and price after an inspection.
Noises in the attic, droppings in the crawl space or a smell you can’t locate? Critter Catchers can inspect your property, figure out what’s going on and put together a plan to get it out and keep it out.
Wildlife removal for every city in Clayton County.
