The Landscape and Wildlife Dynamics of Cumming

Cumming, GA, is characterized by its lush green spaces, serene lakes, and bustling urban areas. The Cumming City Center has a trail and boardwalk system that meanders throughout the development and will eventually connect to the Big Creek Greenway, opening the door to miles and miles of exercise opportunities.

The green space includes native tree species, flowers, shrubs, and other beautiful greenery. There are also flat areas for activities such as tossing a Frisbee or throwing a football around. This setting, while idyllic, is also an inviting habitat for various wildlife species. 



As we expand our neighborhoods and businesses, we often find ourselves sharing spaces with creatures that have called this region home for much longer.  Squirrels scamper along power lines, raccoons forage in our garbage bins, and snakes occasionally find a quiet corner in our gardens.

Why Professional Wildlife Control is Essential

When wild animals seek shelter or food in human-populated zones, many problems can arise.

• Health Concerns: Wildlife can be carriers of diseases, some of which can be transmitted to humans. Raccoons, for example, can carry rabies, while some birds might harbor mites or ticks. It's not just about seeing an animal; it’s about the potential health risks they can introduce.
• Structural Damage: Over time, critters can inflict costly damage. Rats and mice gnaw through electrical wires and wooden structures, while raccoons can tear apart insulation and vents.
• Business Disruptions: For business owners in Cumming, wildlife intrusions can mean more than just property damage. They can disrupt operations, affect customer experiences, and even lead to regulatory troubles.