Quick Alpharetta Dead Rat Removal, Dead Rat Pickup, Rat location, Dead Rat in the wall,  Rat in the attic.

We are located in Alpharetta, Georgia -GA. We service all of surrounding areas.

Many customers in Alpharetta  looking for a quick fix to a rat problem and will go out and purchase rat poisons or hire a Pest Control company to set up bait stations — this will cause more harm than good.  We have removed multiple dead rats from buildings due to poison being placed out by “Pest Control Operators”.   Some of the frequent calls we receive for dead animal removal, or odor control, are dead rats that have made their way into a home and get trapped inside a wall void, an attic and cannot escape which ultimately lead to their death.  An rat may also live out its natural life cycle and find your attic or crawlspace as a comfortable last resting place.   Additionally, we also receive calls for dead rat removal, most racts that die, will unfortunately die inside the wall void, others may die under insulation, or in duct work, from either dying from poison, or living out their lifespan.

Whatever the cause or location, the licensed Wildlife Technicians at Southern Wildlife Management can remove the dead rat, deodorize, and disinfect, so you may resume your normal activities… odor-free.  We can’t use a respirator, because then it would be impossible to find the dead animal.  We use our noses and years of experience to locate the animal.  Sometimes it can be easy to find dead rats in attics, but other times it can require hours of detective work. Dead animal removal is often referred to as dead rat extraction, carcass removal, dead rat body removal, dead rat pick up, dead animal rat removal, and dead rat odor removal.  Each job is unique and challenging, but we do our best to find the critter that is causing the odor.  Removing dead rats in crawlspaces or decks can be difficult and hard to reach, however we have specialized tools and training to reach them.  Dead Deer often die after being struck by vehicles or impairing themselves on fences, most homeowner’s complain of a strong odor and will then investigate to find the carcass decomposing nearby.  Most dead animal pickups are done in the same day.

It is important to also inspect your home after the dead animal has been removed and the area disinfected and deodorized to prevent further animals from entering your home and possibly dying.  We find dead cats and opossums mainly in crawlspaces, most crawspace doors are not attached or non-existent, we can repair these areas to prevent future episodes.