Liberty Wildlife Removal Inc.

Getting animals out and closing their way back in is the work customers describe at Liberty Wildlife Removal. The Athol business lists bat removal, rodent control, mouse proofing, wildlife trapping, and shed and deck exclusion among its services. It advertises free estimates and 24/7 emergency service, with a stated service area including Amherst, Belchertown, Ware, Palmer, Fitchburg, Leominster, and Townsend. Recent bat customers describe Cody explaining the process as well as doing the work. A May reviewer said he developed a bat-eviction plan and waited until the timing was right; another May customer praised his punctuality, advice about their bat situation, and effort to avoid overcharging. A June reviewer also praised communication and prompt service for a bat issue. Google lists a 5-star average from 29 ratings, and the Better Business Bureau gives the company an A+ grade. The older customer stories describe how exclusion and follow-up worked. In a September 2025 review, a homeowner said groundhogs and skunks had been living beneath the front porch despite attempts to keep them out. After receiving pictures, Cody came out and secured the crawl space. The customer said the animals still visited the surrounding area but no longer lived underneath the porch. Another September 2025 customer credited him with accommodating a tight time frame for a rodent problem and returning for a follow-up visit. A homeowner writing in October 2022 described calling about bats on a Sunday. Cody answered personally, visited the next day to quote the work, and returned Tuesday after they chose him. The customer said he later arranged to remove the one-way escape tubes and seal the attic. In a September 2022 account, another customer described repeated visits to check, seal, and trap a persistent red squirrel entering the attic. A separate customer that month said Cody removed rats with baited traps after locating their feeding and resting areas, honoring their wish to avoid poisons. An April 2024 customer described birds leaving within two or three days after the worker installed a one-way trap and screening. The worker returned a week later to remove the trap and finish blocking the holes; the customer described that blocking as an interim measure until a permanent repair could be done.