Yes. Critter Catchers provides wildlife removal throughout Cobb County, Georgia. We’re based in Acworth, right here in North Cobb, so the whole county is part of our home territory.
We help homeowners and businesses in Marietta, Kennesaw, Smyrna, Acworth, Mableton, Powder Springs, Austell and the unincorporated communities in between, including East Cobb and Vinings. Whether it’s squirrels in the attic, a raccoon in the chimney, bats in the eaves or a snake in the garage, we find out how the animal got in, remove it and seal up the entry points so it doesn’t come back.
Call (770) 424-3080 for wildlife removal in Cobb County
We handle the full range of nuisance wildlife problems that Cobb County homes and businesses run into. Every job starts with an inspection, then removal, then exclusion work to close the openings the animals used.
Squirrels are the most common attic invader we see in Cobb County, especially in older neighborhoods with tall hardwoods.
Raccoons tear into roof vents, soffits and uncapped chimneys, often to raise their young in spring.
Bats roost in attics, gable vents and behind loose trim. Removal has to be timed around their pup season.
Roof rats and house mice move into attics, walls and crawl spaces, especially when the weather turns cold.
Snakes turn up in garages, crawl spaces and yards near creeks, woods and tall grass, mostly in the warmer months.
If an animal has died in a wall, attic or crawl space, we locate it and remove it so the odor can clear.
We also provide exclusion services, beaver removal, humane animal removal and help with other wildlife across Cobb County.
Cobb County mixes busy suburbs with a lot of green space, and that puts people and wildlife close together.
North Cobb borders Lake Allatoona and surrounds Lake Acworth. Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park covers thousands of wooded acres between Kennesaw and Marietta. The Chattahoochee River runs along the county’s eastern edge, with National Park Service land at Cochran Shoals, Sope Creek and the Palisades. Creeks like Noonday, Sope, Rottenwood and Nickajack wind through neighborhoods, and the Silver Comet Trail cuts a long wooded corridor through Smyrna, Mableton and Powder Springs.
All of that gives raccoons, squirrels, bats, snakes and beavers plenty of habitat. When new homes go up next to woods in West Cobb, or when mature oaks hang over roofs in Marietta and East Cobb, those animals don’t have far to go to find an attic, a crawl space or a chimney.
That’s why so many wildlife calls in Cobb County come from neighborhoods that back up to trees, water or parkland.
Acworth and Kennesaw
Our home base. Lakeside and wooded neighborhoods near Lake Allatoona, Lake Acworth and Kennesaw Mountain.
Marietta, East Cobb and Fair Oaks
Historic homes, mature trees and creek corridors that squirrels, raccoons and bats use every season.
Smyrna, Vinings, Mableton and the Cumberland area
Neighborhoods along the Chattahoochee River, Nickajack Creek and the Silver Comet Trail.
Powder Springs and Austell
West and South Cobb communities where newer subdivisions meet woods, pasture and Sweetwater Creek.
Wildlife problems happen all year in Cobb County, but each season brings different animals to your door.
The best time to deal with a wildlife problem is as soon as you notice it. The longer animals stay, the more damage they do and the more likely there will be young involved.
Because we live and work here. Critter Catchers is based in Acworth, so Cobb County isn’t a far corner of our service area. It’s home.
Our team has over 30 years of experience removing nuisance wildlife, and we know the way Cobb County homes are built, from historic houses near the Marietta Square to newer subdivisions in West Cobb.
Every Cobb County job includes:
We treat the animal and the opening it used as one problem, because fixing only half of it rarely lasts.
We provide wildlife control for houses, rental properties, apartment communities, offices, churches, schools and other commercial buildings throughout Cobb County.
Whatever the building, the approach is the same: find out how the animals are getting in, remove them the right way and close the openings.
Critter Catchers also provides wildlife removal in the counties around Cobb:
Cherokee County • Bartow County • Paulding County • Douglas County • Fulton County
See our full service area for every county we cover.
Yes. Critter Catchers is based in Acworth and provides wildlife removal and exclusion throughout Cobb County, including every city and the unincorporated communities.
We serve all seven cities in Cobb County: Acworth, Austell, Kennesaw, Mableton, Marietta, Powder Springs and Smyrna. We also serve unincorporated areas such as East Cobb, Vinings, Fair Oaks and the Cumberland area.
Squirrels, raccoons, rats and mice are the most common animals we find inside Cobb County homes. Bats, snakes and opossums are also frequent calls, and beavers can be a problem on properties along creeks and ponds.
Yes. A large part of Cobb County is unincorporated, and we serve all of it, including East Cobb, Vinings, Fair Oaks and the Cumberland area.
Call Critter Catchers at (770) 424-3080. We remove squirrels and raccoons from attics throughout Marietta, Kennesaw and the rest of Cobb County, then seal the entry points so they can't get back in.
Georgia has rules about trapping wildlife and where animals can be moved and released, and a permit from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources may be required. Trapping can also leave babies behind. For most homeowners, professional removal is the safer choice.
Yes. We provide wildlife removal and exclusion for offices, apartment communities, churches, schools and other commercial buildings across Cobb County.
It depends on the animal, where it is, whether young are involved, how many entry points need sealing and what repairs are needed. An inspection lets us give you a plan and price based on your property.
Noises in the attic, droppings in the garage or an animal you can’t identify? 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.
Local wildlife removal from your neighbors in Acworth.
