Beaver Removal

  As long as there is enough food and a permanent water supply, such as lakes, rivers, creeks, ponds or springs, beavers will be able to make a home. Beavers often build dams to flood these areas, so that they can obtain food and hide from predators. Many of the flooding and draining problems in South Carolina are a result of beavers. 

Damages caused by flooding to timber, agricultural crops, homes and other structures, roadways and ornamental plants can be a sign of a beaver dam on your property. Appearance and structural problems are sometimes caused by beavers causing direct damage to wooden structure, such as decks, porches or dock, by gnawing on the wood. If you think you have a beaver problem, give us a call today. 

 Our wildlife specialists have the extensive training and experience necessary for professional beaver removal and beaver damage management. Our beaver removal professionals offer both residential and large scale commercial beaver control, beaver trapping, beaver trapper services, and beaver damage management. We conduct an onsite inspection by request, consult with the landowner, and offer solutions to your beaver control issues. 

 Floodwater caused by beavers attempting to coexist with people can lead to significant damage to human homes and other structures. There are some cases in which subdivisions and neighborhoods have suffered from water damage.  A significant, yet often overlooked, consequence of beaver dams is destruction and damage to South Carolina’s public roadways. Water drainage ditches on the edges of South Carolina’s roadways offer a good habitat for beavers. Dams can flood the road, and when the beaver dams are not properly removed, damage to the road itself by erosion. Beaver dams and the flooding they cause lead to roads being closed, bridges and culverts requiring replacement, and occasional car accidents.