• Recently, Go Pro Wildlife Removal serviced The River at Club Blanton located in Valley, Alabama.

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  • Recently, Go Pro Wildlife Removal serviced The River at Club Blanton located in Valley, Alabama.

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  • Spring is here! Learn what you can do to prepare your space and what it means for nuisance wildlife.

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  • Are you calling the right specialist to get rid of unwanted guests and pests? Learn the difference between pest control and wildlife removal specialists and know who to call!

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  • Technology such as infrared cellular cameras, electronic trap monitoring and drones can assist in the effective and ethical removal of wildlife. The Go Pro Wildlife Removal team utilizes the latest technologies to enhance all aspects of our services.

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  • Although you may think they hibernate during the winter, squirrels are active looking for a warm place to nest and seek shelter from predators. Go Pro Wildlife Removal can identify and repair squirrel damage while eliminating the chance of re-entry.

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  • Human-Animal Relationship Awareness week. Go Pro Wildlife Removal bridges the gap between humans and animals while promoting healthy relationships between the two.

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  • Go Pro Wildlife Removal recently provided bat exclusion services to a funeral home located in Union Springs, Alabama. The owners of the business reached out to the Go Pro team after several, unsuccessful in-house attempts to resolve the issue.

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  • Beginning their business in the Auburn/Opelika areas and expanding into central Alabama and west Georgia, Go Pro Wildlife Removal celebrates five years of providing nuisance animal removal services and bridging the gap between human interaction and protecting wildlife.

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  • With a natural drive for survival, snakes are constantly searching for a food source, as well as seeking shelter in areas with coverage. Snakes are cold-blooded reptiles that serve as nature’s pest control, making them an important species that keep ecosystems in balance.

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