We at Expest Exterminating provide our customers with professional pest control, wildlife removal and trapping services. Our customers know that choosing us means a pest free, animal free environment. If you are having issues with raccoons, rats, squirrels, or other wildlife, call the professionals at Expest Exterminating.
Wildlife Control and Rodent Removal
Squirrels, rats, mice, bats, raccoons, and opossums are animals that commonly nest in homes.
These unwanted invaders will cause damage to structures, gnaw electrical wires and cables, create disturbing noises, leave excrement behind, and carry parasites and diseases. Nuisance wildlife tend to show up around the changing of the seasons. Squirrels and other rodents will look for the warmth of an attic space when the weather turns colder. Once they get inside, they can nest in insulation, chew electrical wires, and leave droppings behind. They pose a serious fire hazard from damaging wires, and can even cause health problems as their waste accumulates in the insulation.
Expest Exterminating can not only remove the problem and nuisance wildlife and rodents, but we can also seal up your home so they can’t get back in. This is called Full Exclusion, and you can see more on those services below.

Rat Removal
A rat infestation can cause serious damage to your home. The first step to eliminating a rat problem is inspection. They can be detected by their droppings or signs of gnawing. Rats will chew on almost anything because their teeth grow so fast. Two common rat species in the U.S. are the Norway rat and the roof rat. Both carry many diseases and can reproduce quickly.
Mice Extermination
Similar to the rat, the house mouse is the most commonly encountered of the commensal rodents. Mice can transmit diseases through their excrimants and can damage property with their gnawing. Expest will run through a proven four step process to eliminate any mice problems you might have in your house.


Squirrel Removal
Squirrels do not have many natural predators and so multiply easily in the wild. Combine that with a deacreasing natural habitat and it is clear to see why squirrel control is a frequent need. It is common to find squirrels in the attic in the fall when colder weather forces them to search for shelter. Don’t let these critters cause damage to your home, call today or contact us for a free quote!
Bat Removal
Though bats themselves are not usually dangerous to humans, the parasites they carry and the diseases in their droppings can be health hazards. Because of this and because of the fact that bats are an important part of Georgia’s ecosystem, it is important to have a professional handle the bat exclusion process.


Raccoon Removal
Raccoons are one of the animals most adapted to human environments. Known for raiding trashcans, they will explore anywhere to get food. They are strong enough to tear through some roofs and will often habitate in attics. As one of the larger animals dealt with in wildlife control, we don’t suggest taking them on your own. Some home owners will try using raccoon traps but the best way to deal with them is professional service.
Opossum Removal
Yes, the technical spelling is opossum with an “o”, but no matter how you spell it, an opossum on your property is not a fun problem. Similar to the raccoon, they will seek food wherever they can find it and can be destructive scavengers. They have been known to live in attics as well as under decks. If you think you have a opossum on your property, don’t hesitate to give us a call.

Removal from Attic
Attics are warm, dark, and secluded – a perfect place for wildlife to make homes and bring up families. If you have a hunch there is an animal intruder in your attic, look for these signs:
- Noises such as scampering, squeaking, hissing or whining
- Droppings
- Urine Stains
- Ripped up insulation or other areas in your attic
- Nests
It should be fairly obvious you have wildlife in your attic, but even if you don’t notice the signs of an intruder, you should check your attic periodically just to be safe. When checking, be careful not to startle whatever is living in your attic. The animals think this is their home now and you are a rather big intruder, so proceed with caution or bring in a professional service such as Expest to examine the situation closely.