Wildlife Patrol Pest and Wildlife

08/06/2026

Today's job is a perfect reminder of why licensing matters.
We were called to clean up after an unlicensed lawn applicator dumped Snake-A-Way throughout a customer's crawlspace. Instead of solving a snake concern, it left behind a powerful odor, created an unpleasant environment, and required extensive cleanup to correct.
Our crew has spent the day wearing respirators, removing contaminated material, and ventilating the crawlspace so the home can be safely occupied again.
This is exactly why pesticide applicators are required to be licensed. Proper training covers: ✔️ When a product should be used ✔️ Where it can legally be applied ✔️ How to protect people, pets, and property ✔️ How to solve the problem without creating a bigger one
The cheapest or fastest option can become the most expensive mistake.
At Wildlife Patrol, every pesticide application is made by a licensed applicator following the product label and state regulations. We believe in doing the job right the first time—because protecting your home shouldn't create a new problem.
If you suspect a pest issue, hire someone who is trained, licensed, and insured.

08/04/2026

Another day and we're ready to go. Today's scheduled match ups include Yellow Jackets, German cockroaches, and a yet to be identified ant! Let's do this! Got bugs? Call us today 864-614-1193.

08/03/2026

Breaking News from Tiger, GA: 🐿️
The squirrels officially filed a complaint after spotting Alex on the ladder.
"We thought we had one more week!"
Sorry, boys... the eviction notice has been served. 🏠🚫
If you've been hearing scratching, thumping, or tiny feet in your attic, give Wildlife Patrol a call before they start paying rent.
📞 GA: 470-628-0612 📞 SC: 864-614-1193

08/01/2026

To every squirrel, raccoon, rat, snake, bat, and mystery noise in somebody's attic...
I know you're in there.
You can hide under decks, inside crawlspaces, behind soffits, or in the darkest corner of an attic...
I'll still find you. 😎
(I've spent way too much of my life looking into places most people won't even stick their heads.)
If your home has unwanted roommates, give Wildlife Patrol of North Georgia a call before they start paying rent with property damage.
Critters can run... but they can't hide. 🦝🐿️🦇🐍🏠

08/01/2026

Can you guess the critter that popped itself through this opening? These utility rough ins are a common entry point for all sorts of critter but this particular offender is one that terrifies many homeowners. First to comment the first correct ID gets a $10 Visa Gift card. Got critters? We'll secure, protect, and restore your peace of mind. 470-628-0612

07/30/2026

Don't Ignore What You Can't See.
This tiny insect is a bed bug nymph. It may be small, but it can quickly turn into a major infestation if left untreated.
By the time bed bugs are crawling on your mattress or furniture, they're usually not alone. They hide deep in seams, bed frames, baseboards, furniture, and other cracks during the day, coming out at night to feed.
The good news? Bed bugs have nothing to do with cleanliness. They hitchhike into homes on luggage, furniture, clothing, and personal belongings.
If you're noticing bites, blood spots on your sheets, or insects like this, don't wait. Early treatment is faster, more effective, and often less expensive.
Wildlife Patrol Pest Services provides professional bed bug inspections and treatment throughout Upstate South Carolina.
📞 Call or text 864-614-1193 for an inspection.
Secure. Protect. Restore.

07/20/2026

So GA DNR illustrated beautifully one reason we tell folks not to put bat houses near the gable vents on a home and call it good. The bats won't use it, and they just keep coming. Note the abundance of guano under the vent, and lack thereof under the bat house. For bat removal done right give us a shout! 470-628-0612

07/07/2026

Snakes, bats, or squirrels driving you nuts? Mosquitoes, wasps, or even bedbugs? Call us today for your pest or critter solution. 864-614-1193

07/04/2026

Happy Independence Day! Stay safe out there. This heat is brutal.

07/02/2026