Alligators are dangerous, territorial predators that can pose a serious threat to people, pets, and livestock when they venture too close to homes, golf courses, and businesses. In South Carolina and North Carolina, alligator sightings are becoming more common in residential areas due to habitat loss. Palmetto Wildlife Extractors provides licensed alligator removal services, ensuring the safe and legal relocation of these powerful reptiles.
Alligators are protected wildlife, meaning removal requires professional handling and legal compliance. When alligators settle near human activity, they pose:
Attempting to remove an alligator yourself is illegal and highly dangerous—always call a professional.
We assess the situation to determine:
Palmetto Wildlife Extractors provides expert alligator removal services throughout all of South Carolina and North Carolina. Whether you’re in a major city or a rural area, our team is ready to assist.
Yes. While they typically avoid people, alligators can become aggressive if they feel threatened or associate humans with food.
Alligators are drawn to ponds, lakes, and slow-moving water sources. They also seek easy food sources, such as fish, small animals, or improperly stored trash.
No. Alligator removal is strictly regulated and must be handled by licensed professionals to ensure safety and compliance with wildlife laws.
Yes, we provide 24/7 emergency alligator removal services for dangerous or aggressive gators.