Insects and Spiders

• Spiders
  Their diet mostly consists of flying insects, particularly mosquitoes, flies, moths, and spiders. These bats also often forage near the water.
• Termites
  Nick started out in the pest control industry, selling termite treatments. He was instrumental in redesigning the way termite treatments are conducted with one of the nation’s largest pest control companies. His genuine honesty and down to earth personality helped him to become the number one salesperson at each company in which he worked over the years.
• Bed Bugs
  Another big problem of having bats in your house is bat bugs. These are tiny bugs very similar to bed bugs. They live on the blood of bats. But, if bats are living in your home, these bugs can spread to the living spaces and begin biting people. If the population gets out of control, the need for bug control can be necessary.
• Fleas
  Parasites such as fleas and ticks, which also carry diseases such as Lyme and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
• Bees
  In our ever-recovering economy, Jefferson is seen as a city where people can find new opportunities and raise their families without trepidation. Despite this, Jefferson residents are wary of one thing: invading wildlife. While most species do wonderful things for the environment around them, some cause hardships for Jefferson property owners. At Georgia Pest and Wildlife Services (P.A.W.S.), we see all kinds of animals causing problems every day. Jefferson residents often face infestations of species like raccoons, bats, or spiders. Some residents deal with surpluses of otherwise beneficial insects, such as bees and beetles, as well.
• Ticks
  Long after animals are gone, danger still exists in the form of what they leave behind: fur, feces, urine, fleas and ticks, and other “evidence.” The P.A.W.S. team always performs detailed cleanups after they finish their work, and we will ensure your air and water are palatable again. Never try to dispose of any animal evidence yourself; it can expose you to bacteria and viruses or stir up allergens and mold.
• Mosquitoes
  Bats eat many insects, particularly mosquitoes. The average bat consumes between 600 to 1000 insects an hour! Because of this, bats are protected species. Killing a bat can cost you a hefty fine.
• Flies
  When squirrels get into homes, their urine, droppings, shed fur, and parasites can cause serious health risks. Additionally, the odor that occurs when squirrels die in wall and ceiling voids, soffits, and other inaccessible areas can be unbearable. And their corpses become the perfect breeding place for flies and diseases.
• Beetles
  Brazilian free-tailed bats are also insectivores, meaning that they mainly feast on insects — particularly moths and beetles. They mostly live in caves, tree hollows, and mine tunnels but are also dubbed as “house bats.”
• Moths
  The diet of these bats are also similar to their smaller cousins. Big brown bats also mainly feed on flying insects like flies, moths, and beetles.
• Mites
  Rickettsial (Spotted & Typhus Fevers) is transmitted by house-mouse mites, circulates in urban centers in Ukraine, South Africa, Korea, Balkan states, and the United States. Outbreaks of rickettsialpox most often occur after contact with infected rodents and their mites, especially during natural die-offs or extermination of infected rodents that causes the mites to seek out new hosts, including humans. The agent may spill over and occasionally be found in other wild rodent populations.

Animal Control

• Bats
  Think you have bats roosting in your house or business? You are not alone! Bat removal is our most popular service here at Georgia P.A.W.S.
• Raccoons
  Raccoons are dangerous to live with because they are the greatest source of rabies infection in North America and the most frequent cause of post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) administrations on the continent.
• Snakes
  As for predators, owls may prey upon big brown bats in flight. Meanwhile, pups still in their nests or who have fallen down face dangers from snakes, racoons, and cats. The white-nose syndrome, wildlife disruption, and wide-spread pesticide use also pose threats to the big brown bat population.
• Wildlife
  Georgia P.A.W.S is proud to offer complete nuisance wildlife removal services! We provide trapping services, complete animal proofing, attic restorations and general construction/repair to animal damaged areas.
• Opossums
  There are many good reasons that our clients are irked by the presence of opossums. Whether it’s because of fear of rabies, or because of worries that an opossum could become a nuisance by digging into your trash, Georgia P.A.W.S. easily understands the reasons you’re looking for opossum control and opossum removal. Our humane opossum control services lure opossums with food into humane traps. Georgia P.A.W.S. takes those traps and releases the opossums where it’s safe, far from your property.
• Coyotes
  Their predators include mountain lions, coyotes, and bobcats. Even though they may be vulnerable to predators, they sometimes manage to survive attacks because of their relatively big size and defensive ability.
• Bobcats
• Weasels
  Due to its small stature, the little brown bats face many predators. These include weasels, rats, snakes, and domestic cats. However, the greatest threat to their population isn’t a predator but a disease.

Bird Control

• Birds

Rodent Control

• Rodents
  Rodents in your home or place of business can do more harm than you realize. A rodent in your home can spread diseases to your house pets and ruin your insulation. And in your place of business, you can be legally liable – at a high cost – for damaged stock, contaminated foods, health code violations, or other consequences.
• Mice
  Rodents in your home or place of business can do more harm than you realize. A rodent in your home can spread diseases to your house pets and ruin your insulation. And in your place of business, you can be legally liable – at a high cost – for damaged stock, contaminated foods, health code violations, or other consequences. If you are Acworth GA resident and are in need of rat trapping services or mice extermination services please give us a call.
• Rats
  Rats and other rodents can pose significant risks to both your home and business. These pests can spread diseases to your pets and damage your insulation, while in a commercial setting, they can cause legal and financial issues such as contaminated food, damaged stock, and health code violations. If you reside in Athens GA and require professional rat trapping services, please contact us. Our experts can help you eliminate the infestation and prevent further damage.
• Squirrels
  You could have flying squirrels! Flying squirrels are nocturnal animals that hunt at night and use their highly-developed sense of smell to scavenger for a variety of nuts, seeds, fruits, and insects. During the fall and winter, they begin hoarding food and looking for warm places to nest. Unfortunately, this could be in your home. Never fear, you have found Georgia P.A.W.S and our technicians are experts at flying squirrel removal and sealing your house so they cannot return.
• Chipmunks