Wildlife Removal in Georgia — Same-Day Service
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Skunks can be a serious nuisance on residential properties, creating unpleasant odors and causing property damage. If you suspect a skunk has taken up residence on your property, Southern Wildlife Removal offers fast, humane skunk removal solutions to eliminate skunk problems and restore your home.
Why Skunks Are a Problem
Skunks can create a number of issues, including:
Foul odor – their spray is strong, long-lasting, and difficult to remove.
Health risks – they carry diseases and parasites such as rabies.
Property damage – skunks often dig or nest under decks, in crawl spaces, sheds, and playground structures.
Aggressive behavior – especially when protecting their young.
Skunks in the Home
Skunks usually seek shelter under decks, inside crawl spaces, sheds, or playground structures. Once inside, removal can be challenging. If threatened, skunks may spray a sulfur-containing mixture that is extremely difficult to clean. It’s important to avoid confronting these animals directly.
Our Humane Skunk Removal Process
Locate and Remove: We identify the skunk’s location and, if necessary, safely trap it to prevent it from moving to another part of your property.
One-Way Exit Tunnels: Custom exit tunnels allow skunks to leave safely while preventing re-entry, an essential step in effective skunk control.
Animal Proofing: After removal, we seal and reinforce entry points to prevent future skunk activity around decks, foundations, or attics.
No Poisons: We never use poisons, as poisoning can be dangerous to your family and pets and is less effective than our humane removal methods. Our approach ensures that skunks are removed safely without harming them.
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