Yes. Critter Catchers provides wildlife removal throughout Bartow County, Georgia. Acworth sits right on the Bartow County line, so Emerson, Cartersville and the Lake Allatoona side of the county are practically in our backyard.
We help homeowners, farms and businesses in Cartersville, Adairsville, Emerson, Euharlee, Kingston, White and Taylorsville, as well as communities like Cassville, Rydal and Stilesboro. Whether it’s raccoons in a farmhouse attic, bats in a barn or beavers flooding a pasture, we get the animals out and close up how they got in.
Call (770) 424-3080 for wildlife removal in Bartow County
Bartow County is a mix of growing towns, lake property and open farmland, and the wildlife problems here cover all three. Every job starts with an inspection, then removal and exclusion.
Squirrels chew into attics and soffits in Cartersville neighborhoods and older homes with big shade trees.
Raccoons raid feed rooms, barns and garbage cans, and often move into attics and chimneys to raise young.
Bats use attics, barns and outbuildings across rural Bartow. We exclude them safely and on the right schedule.
Rats and mice are drawn to barns, feed storage, garages and attics, especially in cooler months.
Snakes are common around barns, rock piles, creeks and tall grass throughout the warmer part of the year.
When an animal dies inside a wall, attic or crawl space, we track it down and remove it.
We also provide exclusion services, beaver removal, humane animal removal and help with other wildlife throughout Bartow County.
Bartow County has a lot of open land and water, which means a lot of wildlife living close to homes and farms.
Lake Allatoona and Red Top Mountain State Park cover the county’s eastern edge near Emerson and Cartersville. The Etowah River flows west past the Etowah Indian Mounds and through some of the county’s best farmland, and creeks like Euharlee Creek wind through the countryside. The northern part of the county around White and Rydal climbs into wooded hills.
Barns, sheds, hay storage and feed rooms give raccoons, opossums, rats and snakes plenty of food and shelter. Ponds and creeks bring beavers onto private property. And as Cartersville and Adairsville keep growing, new neighborhoods are being built right at the edge of fields and forest.
That combination of farmland, water and new development keeps wildlife removal busy in Bartow County.
Cartersville
The county seat, with established neighborhoods, new growth and Lake Allatoona to the east.
Adairsville and Kingston
North and West Bartow towns surrounded by farmland and rolling countryside.
Emerson, Euharlee, Taylorsville and Stilesboro
South Bartow communities near the lake, the Etowah River and Euharlee Creek.
White, Cassville and Rydal
Northeast Bartow, where homes sit among wooded hills and open pasture.
Rural and lake properties in Bartow County see wildlife activity in every season.
On farms and rural properties, a small problem in one building can spread quickly to others, so early action helps.
Because we’re local and we understand rural properties. Critter Catchers is based in Acworth, right at the Bartow County line, and we work on everything from Cartersville homes to Adairsville farms.
Our team has over 30 years of experience with nuisance wildlife, including the barns, outbuildings and older farmhouses that are common across Bartow County.
Every Bartow County job includes:
Getting the animal out is only half the job. Closing the door behind it is what keeps the problem from coming back.
We provide wildlife control for homes, farms, barns, rental properties, offices, churches, schools and commercial buildings throughout Bartow County.
Every property starts with a look at 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 Bartow:
Cobb County • Cherokee County • Paulding County
See our full service area for every county we cover.
Yes. Critter Catchers provides wildlife removal and exclusion throughout Bartow County. We're based in Acworth, right at the Bartow County line.
We serve all of Bartow County, including Cartersville, Adairsville, Emerson, Euharlee, Kingston, White and Taylorsville, plus Cassville, Rydal, Stilesboro and other rural communities.
Raccoons, squirrels, opossums, rats and mice are the most frequent calls. Snakes, bats and beavers are also common, especially on farms and properties near water.
Yes. We remove raccoons, opossums, rats, snakes, bats and other animals from barns, sheds, workshops and other outbuildings, and we can seal the openings they use.
Yes. We handle beaver problems on private ponds, creeks and drainage areas in Bartow County. See our beaver removal page for more details.
Georgia has rules about trapping wildlife and where it can be released, and a permit from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources may be required. Trapping can also orphan young animals, so professional help is usually the better choice.
Yes. We provide wildlife removal and exclusion for offices, warehouses, churches, schools and other commercial buildings throughout Bartow County.
It depends on the animal, the type of building, whether young are present and how much exclusion and repair work is needed. We provide a plan and price after an inspection.
Noises in the attic, damage in the barn or tracks you don’t recognize? Critter Catchers can inspect your property, figure out what’s going on and put together a plan to remove the animals and keep them out.
Wildlife removal for Bartow County from right next door in Acworth.
