Directory — verified September 2026

Wildlife Removal Companies in Mobile & the Gulf Coast

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Mobile Wildlife Pest Control

Mobile & Mobile County, AL

Local Mobile-based wildlife removal company handling raccoons, rats, snakes, squirrels and other nuisance animals across Mobile County.

Phone:
251-345-6879
Rating:
—
License:
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AAAC Wildlife Removal of Mobile

Mobile, Daphne, Fairhope & Baldwin County, AL

Mobile franchise of the national AAAC network: raccoon, squirrel, bat and snake removal plus exclusion, damage repair and attic restoration.

Phone:
251-250-0867
Rating:
—
License:
—

Wildlife Solutions, Inc.

Fairhope & Baldwin County, AL

Baldwin County wildlife removal company offering trapping, wild animal damage repair and commercial wildlife services around Fairhope.

Phone:
251-313-6604
Rating:
—
License:
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Critter Control of Mobile

Mobile, Gulf Shores & lower Alabama

Mobile office of the national Critter Control franchise: humane trapping and removal of bats, squirrels, raccoons, birds and other nuisance wildlife.

Phone:
1-800-274-8837
Rating:
—
License:
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Waynes Pest Control — Daphne

Daphne & Baldwin County, AL

Regional pest control company with a Daphne branch that also lists wildlife removal among its services for Baldwin County homeowners.

Phone:
—
Rating:
—
License:
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Coastal Wildlife Removal

Pensacola, Destin & the Florida Panhandle

Florida panhandle animal removal company serving Tallahassee to Pensacola, Destin, Niceville and Panama City: squirrels, bats, raccoons, snakes and exclusions.

Phone:
—
Rating:
—
License:
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Conserv Wildlife Services

Pensacola, FL

Pensacola wildlife control company handling attic animals, bats, raccoons, squirrels, armadillos, snakes and beavers, with exclusion warranties.

Phone:
850-583-3587
Rating:
—
License:
—

AAAC Wildlife Removal of Pensacola

Pensacola, FL

Pensacola franchise of the national AAAC network covering bats, raccoons, snakes, squirrels and other Florida nuisance wildlife.

Phone:
—
Rating:
—
License:
—

Critter Control of Pensacola

Pensacola, FL

Pensacola office of the national Critter Control franchise: raccoon and squirrel trapping, bat removal, rodent control and nuisance wildlife work.

Phone:
—
Rating:
—
License:
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Wildlife Removal Pensacola

Pensacola, FL

Pensacola wildlife service advertising attic restoration, bat colony exclusion, bird prevention, snake removal, dead animal removal and odor control.

Phone:
—
Rating:
—
License:
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How to choose between them

  • Ask for the permit. In Alabama, anyone paid to remove nuisance wildlife should hold a DCNR Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator (NWCO) permit. In Florida, nuisance wildlife work falls under FWC rules — ask how they comply, especially for bats and armadillos.
  • Match the specialty. Bat exclusion and armadillo trapping are specialties — ask how many of your exact job they did this season.
  • Compare scope, not price. Removal-only vs. removal + exclusion + warranty are different products. Line up what's included before comparing numbers.
  • Get the warranty in writing. One to five years on exclusion work is the norm for companies that stand behind their sealing.
  • Two quotes, minimum. Inspections are usually free — use them.

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FAQ

About this directory

How were these companies chosen?

We searched for wildlife removal companies actively serving Mobile, Baldwin County and Pensacola, then verified each name, service area, phone and website against the company's own site in September 2026. Nobody paid to be listed, and listing is not an endorsement.

Why do some entries show "—" for phone, rating or license?

Because we only publish facts we could verify on the company's own website. A phone number from a third-party directory, or a rating we can't confirm, gets a dash — not a guess.

Are national franchises better than local companies?

Not inherently. Franchise offices (you'll recognize the national brands in this list) bring standardized training; independents often bring deeper local knowledge of Gulf Coast species and storm-damage patterns. What matters is the individual operator's permit, method and warranty — ask the same questions of both.

What should I expect to pay?

Most single-animal jobs run $150–$750; bat exclusion and whole-house seal-outs run higher. Full breakdown on our cost page.

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