Yes. Critter Catchers provides wildlife removal throughout Cherokee County, Georgia. Our home base in Acworth sits just across the county line, so Woodstock, Towne Lake and the rest of South Cherokee are only a short drive away.
We help homeowners and businesses in Woodstock, Canton, Holly Springs, Ball Ground, Waleska, Nelson and Mountain Park, along with unincorporated communities like Towne Lake, Hickory Flat, Sixes and Macedonia. From squirrels in a new subdivision attic to raccoons under a lake house deck, we find the entry point, remove the animals and seal the openings so they stay out.
Call (770) 424-3080 for wildlife removal in Cherokee County
Cherokee County has everything from lakefront homes to brand new subdivisions to mountain property up north, and we handle wildlife problems in all of them. Every job starts with an inspection, followed by removal and exclusion work.
Gray squirrels move quickly into attics in wooded subdivisions around Woodstock, Towne Lake and Canton.
Raccoons are common near Lake Allatoona and along the Etowah River, and they often den in attics and chimneys.
Bats settle into attics, gable vents and lake house eaves. Exclusion has to be timed around pup season.
Roof rats and mice slip into garages, attics and crawl spaces, especially once fall weather arrives.
Snakes show up around creeks, rock walls, woodpiles and garages, most often from spring into fall.
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 Cherokee County.
Cherokee County is growing fast, and much of that growth is happening right next to woods, water and open land.
The southwest corner of the county wraps around Lake Allatoona, with shoreline neighborhoods near Woodstock and Sixes. The Etowah River runs west through Canton, and the Little River feeds into the lake from the east. North of Canton, the land rises into hills and ridges like Pine Log Mountain and Bear Mountain, and much of the area around Ball Ground and Waleska is still rural.
Every new subdivision carved out of that landscape puts homes right on top of habitat raccoons, squirrels, opossums and snakes already use. Lake houses add docks, decks and boathouses that make easy shelter, and wooded lots put tree limbs within jumping distance of the roof.
That mix of new construction, lakefront living and rural land is a big reason wildlife calls are so common across Cherokee County.
Woodstock, Towne Lake and Sixes
Busy South Cherokee neighborhoods near Lake Allatoona and the Little River.
Canton and Holly Springs
The county seat and its neighbors along the Etowah River and I-575 corridor.
Hickory Flat, Macedonia, Free Home and Mountain Park
East Cherokee communities with large wooded lots and horse property.
Ball Ground, Waleska and Nelson
North and West Cherokee towns surrounded by hills, farms and forest.
Cherokee County homeowners call us all year, but certain animals tend to show up in certain seasons.
If you hear something in the attic or notice damage along the roofline, it pays to have it checked sooner rather than later.
Because we’re right next door. Critter Catchers is based in Acworth, just across the line from Woodstock and Towne Lake, so Cherokee County is part of our daily territory.
With over 30 years of experience, we know how to handle wildlife in every kind of Cherokee County home, from lake houses on Allatoona to new construction in Holly Springs to older farmhouses near Ball Ground.
Every Cherokee County job includes:
Removing the animal and closing the opening go together. One without the other usually means a repeat call.
We provide wildlife control for single family homes, lake houses, rental properties, neighborhoods with HOA common areas, offices, churches and other commercial buildings throughout Cherokee County.
No matter the property, we start by figuring out how the animals are getting in, then remove them and close the openings.
Critter Catchers also provides wildlife removal in the counties around Cherokee:
Cobb County • Bartow County • Forsyth County • Fulton County
See our full service area for every county we cover.
Yes. Critter Catchers provides wildlife removal and exclusion throughout Cherokee County. Our base in Acworth is right next to the county line.
We serve all of Cherokee County, including Woodstock, Canton, Holly Springs, Ball Ground, Waleska, Nelson and Mountain Park, plus Towne Lake, Hickory Flat, Sixes, Macedonia, Free Home and other unincorporated communities.
Squirrels and raccoons in attics are the most common calls, followed by rats and mice, roof rats, opossums, bats and snakes. Properties near Lake Allatoona and the Etowah River also see beaver activity.
Yes. We remove raccoons, squirrels, bats and other animals from lake houses, decks, docks and boathouses, then seal the openings they used.
Many new neighborhoods are built right against woods squirrels already live in. Tree limbs over the roof and small construction gaps give them an easy way into attics.
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 babies behind, so professional removal is usually the safer route.
Yes. We handle wildlife removal and exclusion for offices, churches, schools, HOA facilities and other commercial buildings across Cherokee County.
The cost depends on the animal, where it is, whether there are young, how many entry points need sealing and what repairs are needed. We give you a plan and price after inspecting your property.
Scratching in the attic, droppings on the deck or a smell you can’t track down? 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 Cherokee County from just down the road in Acworth.
