Wildlife Exclusion Services
Georgia homeowners spend thousands removing wildlife, only to watch the same animals return. Exclusion permanently seals every entry point — ending the cycle for good.
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Georgia homeowners spend thousands of dollars removing wildlife from their properties, only to watch the same animals — or new ones — return weeks or months later. This frustrating cycle continues because removal alone doesn't solve the underlying problem: your home has entry points that wildlife exploits repeatedly. Elite Wildlife Solutions specializes in wildlife exclusion services that permanently prevent animal intrusions, saving you money, protecting your property, and ending the endless cycle of wildlife invasions.
Unlike northern states where wildlife activity slows during harsh winters, Georgia's mild climate keeps animals active year-round. Raccoons, squirrels, rats, bats, and other species continuously search for shelter and food sources. According to Georgia Department of Natural Resources data, wildlife conflicts in residential areas have increased 60% over the past decade as urban sprawl reduces natural habitat. Once animals discover entry points to your home, they'll exploit them repeatedly or communicate locations to other animals through scent marking.
Many Georgia homes were built 20-50+ years ago when construction standards didn't prioritize wildlife exclusion. Gaps that seemed insignificant during construction become perfect entry points as materials age and homes settle. Wood rots, metal corrodes, caulking dries and cracks, and small gaps widen into wildlife highways. Research from Penn State Extension shows that homes older than 15 years have an 80% chance of having at least one entry point large enough for wildlife access.
Signs You May Have a Problem
- Roof-soffit gaps — the #1 entry point for raccoons, squirrels, and bats in Georgia homes
- Damaged or thin gable vent screens that raccoons can tear through in seconds
- Ridge vent gaps — bats need only a 3/8-inch opening (the width of a dime)
- Deteriorated plumbing vent boots and turbine vents with failing bearings
- Uncapped chimneys inviting raccoons, squirrels, birds, and bats
- Foundation gaps where settling or erosion creates ground-level access for rats, mice, and snakes
- Broken or missing crawlspace vent covers providing unrestricted rodent access
- Gaps around electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and cable penetrations through exterior walls
Our Removal Process
We inspect every potential vulnerability — entire roof perimeter, all vents, chimney condition, foundation-to-siding transitions, utility penetrations, window and door frames, deck and porch undersides. We identify not just current entry points but future vulnerabilities.
If animals are currently present, we remove them using humane methods before beginning exclusion, ensuring no animals become trapped inside during the sealing process.
We seal entry points strategically using professional-grade materials appropriate to each location and species, including one-way exclusion doors for active infestations where needed.
Raccoons need heavy materials they cannot manipulate. Squirrels require metal components to resist chewing. Bats require specific exclusion timing per Georgia regulations. Rodents require sealing down to 1/4 inch. We tailor every job to the species involved.
We verify that all work meets our standards and that no gaps remain before completing the project. Every sealed point is inspected before we leave.
We guarantee our exclusion work. If wildlife enters through any point we sealed, we return and fix the problem at no charge — permanently.
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We respond promptly to all inquiries. Licensed, insured, Limited Lifetime Warranty.
Request Inspection (470) 616-7042Why Choose Elite Wildlife?
- Georgia Licensed & Insured
- Limited Lifetime Exclusion Warranty
- Humane Methods Only
- Prompt Scheduling Available
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