Franklin's blend of downtown historic homes and Cool Springs subdivisions delivers Williamson County's most varied wildlife caseload — raccoons in old brick chimneys, skunks under new decks, bats behind original louvers.
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Franklin covers a rare mix — Civil War–era brick homes downtown, 1990s Cool Springs subdivisions, and rural Leiper's Fork estates. Each needs a different playbook: chimney work downtown, soffit sealing in Cool Springs, and full-perimeter yard hardening in the country.
Skunk removal is a Franklin specialty. Middle Tennessee skunk mating season Feb–April triples call volume, and we handle skunks with covered traps to eliminate spray risk. Every skunk is released per TWRA rules.
Bat exclusion follows the TWRA maternity window (June 1 – July 31 closed) — inspection anytime, exclusion outside the window.
Skunk activity peaks February–April during mating season; raccoon births March–May.
Real Franklin-area jobs completed by our licensed crew. Customer addresses omitted for privacy.
Homeowner on 3rd Ave heard nightly activity under the front porch. Cole set a covered trap (spray-proof design), skunk caught overnight, transferred and released per TWRA guidance. Porch skirting reinforced with hardware cloth 12 inches into the ground.
Sierra confirmed mom + 4 kits behind a soffit return over the garage. Reunion box on the roof, mom moved kits over three nights, soffit rebuilt with hardware cloth and matched paint. 2-year warranty.
Sierra did emergence counts Aug 3 and 5, waited past TWRA maternity closure, executed exclusion Aug 27. Colony cleared over 9 nights, gable rebuilt with hardware-cloth behind original decorative trim. Guano remediation and full attic decon.
“Skunk denning under our Franklin porch. Cole removed it humanely with a covered trap — no spray, no drama. Reinforced the skirting so no one else can move in.”
Written quote before any work. No trip charges in Franklin.
Covered traps. The animal never sees or feels threatened, and we transfer carefully. In 12 years across Middle Tennessee, spray incidents are under 2%.
Yes — those are in our Franklin dispatch zone with the same response times.
No — TWRA bat maternity closure is June 1 – July 31. Inspection and quote anytime; exclusion after August 1.
$350–$650 depending on skirting reinforcement and whether multiple skunks are present. Written quote first.
Cole diagnosed flying squirrels (not roof rats — I would've bought poison and made it worse). Set traps in the right runs, sealed the fascia gap, checked back twice. Very knowledgeable.
Diego was patient with my questions and pet-safe about every product. Baited out, dusted voids, followed up at two weeks. Clean kitchen for the first time in a year.
Luis found the entry point in 15 minutes — a chewed gable vent I'd missed for a year. Exclusion mesh, one-way door, follow-up visit. Straightforward pricing, no upsell.
Trevor explained the whole maternity-season timeline and didn't try to rush the exclusion. Waited until pups could fly, sealed the ridge cap, guano cleanup was thorough. Have not heard a scratch in the attic since.
Two other companies just kept setting traps. Aaron actually sealed the sill plate and dryer vent — root cause. Traps stayed empty after the third week. Should've called them first.
Ryan didn't just bait. He mapped the burrows, sealed the foundation gaps behind the trash cans, and coordinated with the alderman's rat abatement. Three months clean. Very Chicago-savvy.
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