Verminators Wildlife Evictions

The beavers on Lake Lanier are going to be very active this spring and Verminators are ready. We trap and remove the beavers that have invaded your property as-well-as your docks. If your property is beginning to look like these pictures, call Lake Lanier's #1 Beaver Patrol right away!

Happy Birthday to our biggest fan Gina White from Verminators! We hope you enjoy your day, and your birthday cakes!!

Squirrels are dreaming of spring and so are we! Leap into squirrel removal savings early with Verminators.

Verminators protect businesses from squirrel invasion in North Georgia. On this job, the squirrels had chewed big holes in the eaves and corners of the roof. The patrons here were becoming concerned with all the noises coming from above. To solve the wildlife problem here, we did all of this... Animal-proofed the construction gap along the gutters... Properly sealed all of the open eaves Protected the gable vents and the belfry Repaired missing and violated crawlspace vents and door Filled various foundation gaps, cracks, and openings Call me today, we are already on the way!

Call Verminators if your having a problem with (maybe one) too many opossums.

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Happy Birthday Verminators Katy! We hope you take the day off. Signed: Nuisance (but cute!) Raccoons

Happy Black Kitty Day!

On this night in 2012 , we took Larry the Cable Guy on four exciting Verminators wildlife removal stops for his show "Only in America" on The History Channel. We began by evicting a squirrel living in an attic of a car lot in Lawrenceville. Larry was hilarious chasing the squirrel in the attic! At this same location, Kevin searched the crawlspace with his guest and captured a nuisance opossum with his bare hands. Verminators proceeded to a bat removal job in a bedroom around... 2 am. We captured and removed bats from this home's attic and released them in the yard. Again, Larry was super hilarious and very scared of bats on this service call. Finally at 4 am, we used our Jack Russell to assist Kevin and Larry the Cable Guy seeking out another 2 opossums living in a warehouse. Jax found the sneaky opossums and we put him back outside where he belongs. Watch the full, extra funny episode here. https://play.history.com//only-in-ameri/season-2/episode-8 Verminators filmed the "America After Dark" episode on The History Channel's, "Only in America with Larry the Cable Guy" on October 27-28 (on my birthday!).

Meet the cast of our Halloween 2020, Give Wildlife Tricks, and Not Treats " campaign. My favorite time of year is spotlighting our Georgia Bats, Birds, Beaver, Squirrels, Flying Squirrels, Raccoons, Opossum, Otter, Fox, and Coyote as they pose with Halloween Pumpkins. Call Verminators for fast and affordable nuisance wildlife removal in Gainesville and all of North Georgia. We are already on the way!

Verminators get rid of flying squirrels living in attics on Lake Lanier. On this job, the flying squirrels were coming in the back of the home in the eaves of this cedar-shingled roof. We animal proofed the gaps in the shingles on the back of the home and installed a flying squirrel safety exit tunnel in one of the open eaves. We used the 40ft ladder on the back corner to ensure the animals couldn't get in that giant hole as well. We fix holes in roofs to keep animals out. Message me soon and we can mend your home too!

Teamwork always wins when it comes to keeping flying squirrels out of attics. Our job here was to get this beautiful lake home ready for its new owners. We eliminated all rodents in the attic and prevented them from ever entering this home again. We completely restored the attic to be brand new and ready for storage again. Sealed the roof construction gap in its entirety Closed all open eaves around the whole house... Secured the gable vents eliminating bat infestation Removed all flying squirrel nesting, waste, and soiled insulation Sanitized and deodorized the total attic Installed brand new insulation 18 inches. The attic looks beautiful, I did it all by myself