Beavers are most active during spring and fall, when they build and repair dams and lodges. While beneficial to ecosystems, beavers can cause significant property and infrastructure damage when activity occurs near homes, roads, or managed land.
Damage concerns:
- Flooding of yards, roads, and structures caused by damming creeks, ditches, and culverts
- Tree and shrub destruction, including large trees felled or girdled near water sources
- Blocked drainage systems and culverts, leading to erosion and washouts
- Undermined banks and shorelines, increasing collapse and property loss
- Damage to septic systems, wells, and irrigation from altered water flow
Why it matters:
Beaver damage often escalates quickly and can impact multiple properties at once. Flooding and infrastructure damage are costly and worsen if dams are repeatedly rebuilt.
Early professional management is critical to protect property, control water levels, and prevent long-term damage. Contact Lowcountry Wildlife Control for humane Beaver removal!