Spokane, Washington is a thriving city located in the western part of the state near the border of Idaho. Ranked no. 19 among the fastest-growing places, Spokane has received accolades for its growth in recent years and for its vibrant downtown restaurants, performance venues, breweries, and wineries. The Spokane River runs right through the downtown area and is flanked by Riverfront Park, offering residents and tourists entertainment, along with an outdoor venue for biking, walking, and hanging out.
With plenty of incorporated green spaces, Spokane also has nearby access to numerous lakes and mountains. The city is surrounded by smaller communities with residents that commute to the city for work, serviced by I-90 and several smaller routes that intersect the region.
Spokane’s motto, “Near Nature, Near Perfect,” expresses its allure for people and businesses alike, but it also holds true for wildlife.
It’s hard for any city to grow without disturbing the habitats of the wildlife around it, and Spokane is no exception. While its surrounding landscapes range from basalt columns to mountain lakes perfect for wildlife, these places have become destinations for residents and tourists looking for outdoor recreation. Wildlife adapts to these intrusions by likewise adapting to our habitats, learning that urban and suburban life provides them with easy access to food, water, and shelter.
Raccoons are plentiful throughout Washington state. Although they prefer to live in the woods near a stream, they have adapted well to living among the humans who have spread into their habitat. It is not uncommon for raccoons to be seen in the urban and suburban parts of Spokane.
Their populations have grown considerably because of hunting and trapping restrictions because there are few predators in populated areas and because of the food humans supply to them. Raccoons are not great hunters, but they will eat about anything they find, making populated areas an easy place to find a continuous supply of food from trash cans and pet food left outside.
Raccoons are wily, strong, and determined animals that can easily rip through your roof to make your attic its home. Their hands have thumb-like digits that can claw and tear their way into your home. And, once inside, the damage they do can be even more serious and costly.
Raccoons are mostly solitary animals. Chances are, if you have a raccoon, it is a female looking to raise her young.These nuisance animals are not subtle. The telltale signs include a hole in your roof larger than one a squirrel or rat might make. They are most active at dusk and dawn, so they will also create a bit of noise thumping around. In addition, their footprints are pretty distinct and can easily be recognized by a Critter Control technician.
Raccoons like to create a singular place to use as a bathroom, so you can expect to find a pile of feces. Roundworm is a common parasite in Washington state raccoons that can cause illness in pets and people.
Critter Control rids your house of your resident raccoon by live trapping and returning it to a more natural, wooded habitat. If there are kits, they will be transported with them. If the kits are too young, a wildlife rehabilitator is called in to help.
Never try to get rid of a raccoon on your own. They become aggressive when cornered, especially if kits are present. In addition, they are carriers of rabies and parasites. Other viruses and bacteria that are of concern to both people and pets include canine distemper, canine parvovirus, salmonella, tularemia, and leptospirosis.
Inspection
During the inspection, we determine the severity of the raccoon infestation. We look for physical evidence like footprints in or around the home, stains from raccoon feces and urine. On the exterior of the house, we look for damage like scratches on boards, broken vents and screens, ripped apart shingles, destroyed soffits, and every possible entry point.
Raccoon Trapping
Live trapping is one of the most efficient ways to get rid of a raccoon. Depending on the situation, a one-way door or excluder valve can be installed. An excluder valve works by allowing the raccoon to leave but blocks its reentry. The choice of device is largely dependent on the season and location of the raccoons on your property. Direct capture is not commonly used because raccoons are a rabies vector species. If we must trap, we place traps strategically to safely catch the raccoons and we check traps frequently, based on state laws.
Repairs
We provide a wide range of repair and restoration services. We can repair raccoon damage like broken screens on vents and chimneys and broken boards on decks and porches. It is essential to apply cleaning agents and ectoparasite treatments on areas inhabited by raccoons.
Rat and Mice Pest Control
Rats and mice are one of the worst infestations one can have because of the costly damage they create, the health risks they pose, and how quickly they reproduce.
PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) describes rats and mice as intelligent and quick to learn. Once a mouse or rat discovers a good navigation route, it will remember it. Good for these rodents but bad for people when they are using these routes to get into our pantries.
Over 70 species of mice and rats are found in North America. The house mouse, Norway rat, brown rat, and roof rat are the most common rodents found in urban and suburban residential and commercial properties. Rodents are thought to be originally from
India and began to live among humans as far back as 4,000 years ago. From India, they spread to Europe and were brought to the U.S. aboard ships in the 1600s.
The incisor teeth of rodents grow continuously throughout their lives. They are voracious gnawers because that is their way of keeping these teeth at a manageable length. This trait is what makes them so successful at gnawing their way into homes. Once comfortably inside, they will continue to gnaw pathways, chewing through wood, floorboards, and even electric wires, creating a fire hazard.
These gnaw marks are one of the sure signs of a rodent problem. Other signs to look out for are feces and urine in your pantry, drawers, and counters, and greasy smudge marks left behind along walls and floorboards where they travel often. By the time you see an actual mouse or rat, you could already have an infestation, as these creatures are nocturnal and like to move about under the cover of night.
Depending on the size of the infestation and where the rats or mice are nesting, your wildlife technician will put together a custom plan for eradication. The process can take anywhere from seven to ten days. Once rats and mice are gone, the gaps through which these rodents entered will be sealed. Then repairs and sanitation can take place.
Inspection
During a rodent inspection, we thoroughly inspect your attic and provide a complete exterior home inspection. The most common signs of rodent activity are gnaw marks, feces, rub marks, nesting material, runs in insulation material, and small entry points.
Rodent Trapping
A Critter Control wildlife specialist will create a strategic trapping plan to remove the rodents found in your home. Critter Control specialists may use snap traps and live traps to capture and remove mice and rats. Rodent trapping can usually takes between five to fourteen days.
Repairs
The best way to reduce the possibility of letting unwanted rodents into homes is to seal possible entrances. Exclusion methods include caulking cracks in foundations, capping chimneys, and installing mesh covers over vents and crawl space entrances. We also strongly recommend a maintenance service. Rodents have front teeth that continuously grow, which means they can gnaw a new way back into your home.
Most people think of squirrels as cute, energetic, and bushy-tailed animals. They are found all over the world except Australia and Antarctica. Opinions about squirrels differ vastly. There are those who think they are adorable and love to watch them in the park or even feed them. Then there are those who only consider them a nuisance.
Even though we don’t think of them as rodents, squirrels are in the rodent family but in a different suborder than rats and mice. They are closely related to prairie dogs, chipmunks, and marmots. Unlike rats and mice, which are nocturnal, squirrels are diurnal. They are active by day and are most active at dawn and dusk.
There are more than 200 species of squirrels categorized into three types. Tree squirrels make nests in trees. Ground squirrels dig systems of tunnels underground, and flying squirrels live in tree holes or in nests they make in crooks of branches. It is a myth that flying squirrels can fly. They spread a muscle membrane between their legs and body to glide up to 160 feet in the air, making it look like they are flying.
Squirrels are all around us, so it’s hard not to have some on your property. The trees around us contain the acorns and other nuts in a squirrel’s diet, and the trees provide them with a home and cover from predators.
It isn’t a far stretch for squirrels on your property to come inside your house. Your home is a safe haven from predators and a warm home for them and their young in harsh temperatures.
Signs of squirrels in your attic or chimney include
- Scurrying and squeaking noises in the walls early in the morning and again at dusk.
- Squirrel droppings in and around the house.
- Chewing damage on the outside of your home on the roofline, soffits, or shingles.
- A foul smell coming from the attic, chimney, or crawlspace. If a squirrel has made a nest in your home, the smell of the accumulation of urine and feces will penetrate into your living area.
- Yard damage, such as a dug-up lawn or bulbs, chewed bark, and eaten fruits and vegetables from the garden.
If you suspect you have squirrels in your house, it’s imperative to get rid of them as quickly as possible because the damage they create is costly and sometimes dangerous. They will gnaw on wood, tear insulation to use for their nests, and chew on wires. In addition, they will defecate, and this causes rot as well as a health issue. Squirrels also carry parasites such as ticks, mites, and fleas that can infest your home.
Inspection
Wildlife specialists look for signs such as chewing on, in, or around your home, small openings leading to the attic or the crawl space, droppings, and debris like nuts or nesting material. Beams, wires, pipes, and insulation may all show signs of damage from squirrels.
Squirrel Trapping
Live trapping or one-way doors are the most effective and humane ways to get rid of squirrels. One-way doors should never be used during birthing seasons (Spring & Fall), so our specialists will decide which is the best tool for the job. If we have to trap, we place traps strategically to safely catch the squirrels and check those according to state laws.
Repairs
We can restore your home or office by squirrel proofing all entry points after we have removed the offenders. We can also clean-up the nesting sites and remove any debris, food, feces and soiled insulation.
Few mammals have been as misunderstood as bats. They are extremely beneficial to our environment and economy, yet they instill fear and horror. The theory is that bats appeared on Earth about the same time as dinosaurs, about
65 to 100 million years ago. There are around 1,300 bat species worldwide. They account for about one in every five mammals living on the planet, yet they are mostly invisible to us.
Bats live on almost every continent, but there are only about 15 species living in Washington state. All of them are insectivores.
Bats can eat up to 600 to 1,000 flying insects, such as mosquitoes, beetles, and stink bugs, in just one hour. They also help farmers by eating tomato hornworms, cucumber beetles, and earworms from our crops.
In the rainforest, bats pollinate the flowers of countless trees important to our continuing existence. And in Africa, the baobab is an important ecosystem that depends almost exclusively on bats for pollination. Without bats, the baobab ecosystem would collapse. Bats are also key to maintaining pollination for many of the foods we love: bananas, mangoes, cashews, dates, avocados, and much more. All in all, the U.S. pollination of agricultural crops by bats is valued at $10 billion and $3.7 billion in pest control services per year, according to
biological diversity.org.
Bats are all around us in Spokane and every other city in the nation. Because they are nocturnal, we may not notice them. And it’s hard to notice them when they decide to roost in your chimney or attic—or behind shutters. While we love the good bats do, they pose health risks when roosting in our homes.
Bats don’t have the physical capability to create an entrance into our homes, but they do take advantage of the weak spots that exist. Once within our walls, the guano they produce is the real danger as it carries parasites and can cause disease.
Signs of bats include an ammonia smell of their urine, smudge marks along areas where they fly in and out, and squeaking noises within the walls. Bats are federally protected and cannot be harmed. In addition, their young, born in spring, are helpless until fall. So if you have bats in your attic, fall is when you can get rid of them. Critter Control will install a one-way door or bat valve that lets the bats fly out but does not let them return once the bats have left. The bat valve is removed, and the entryway is sealed.
Inspection
We perform a full interior and exterior inspection and search for signs such as rub marks, guano, a strong scent of ammonia, and small openings. The most common sign is the accumulation of guano (feces).
Bat Removal
The most effective and humane way to remove bats is by utilizing a bat valve in conjunction with a full home exclusion. A bat valve allows for bats to exit your home but not re-enter. We follow all local ordinances for humane bat removal. We will never abandon flightless pups in your attic.
Repairs
After removing the bat valves, we seal the entrance hole(s) so bats can no longer enter your home. If there is substantial guano in your attic, you should consider taking advantage of our attic remediation services to remove the soiled insulation and replace it.
Even though skunks prefer to live and forage in open fields, pastures, and farms, they have been a growing presence in urban and suburban areas because of the loss of habitat and the easy accessibility of food in populated areas. Spokane is a popular place for skunks because of the city’s proximity to the Spokane River.
Known for their stinky spray, skunks can cause damage to homes. They tend to dig burrows under porches and sheds. When burrowing for food or shelter, they can damage foundations, electrical wiring, and plumbing. A skunk’s spray is also capable of ruining outdoor furniture or equipment. Because they are nocturnal, you may not see one, but their odor will let you know they are nearby. And, if you smell their musk day after day, it probably lives nearby.
Skunks are the most common carriers of rabies, so no homeowner should try to get rid of a skunk on one’s own. They are also carriers of distemper, tularemia, and leptospirosis. On the less dangerous side, when your dog gets sprayed, the scent can last for days.
Critter Control specialists will humanely trap and relocate the skunk to a more wooded habitat. Critter Control will also repair any damage caused by the skunk and get rid of the odor. Skunks are opportunistic animals, and another skunk will move right in, so exclusionary measures should be taken. Mesh and other fencing around decks and porches can keep your home free from skunks and other burrowing animals. Skunks are docile and like to avoid conflict. Keeping a motion-sensitive light on is an effective skunk deterrent.
Inspection
In addition to noting any pungent odors that signal the presence of a skunk, we will inspect the condition of your landscaping, as skunks are known for tearing-up lawns and shredding grass while hunting for grubs and insects. We will also inspect the perimeter of your building's foundations and under decks, to locate burrows.
Trapping and Removal
Never try to remove a skunk from your property yourself. Getting sprayed is a very unpleasant experience. Furthermore, these animals may carry diseases that can spread to humans and pets, such as rabies. Our specialists will use live traps to capture and remove skunks for you, or they'll use a one-way exclusion device to evict skunks from their harborage areas. The most effective ways to control a skunk problem is exclusion and habitat modification.
Skunk Control
The most effective ways to control a skunk problem is exclusion and habitat modification. Methods like sealing foundation gaps, replacing and screening broken foundation vents and installing hardware cloth (rat walls) around unprotected sheds and decks are the most effective and permanent ways to keep skunks out.
We recommend keeping pet food inside and securing any trash bins.
In the vast majority of circumstances, birds add to our outdoor quality of life in addition to helping our environment by pollinating plants, eating pests, fertilizing the soil with their droppings, and spreading seeds. But there are some bird species that, because of their habits and loss of natural habitats, wreak havoc on homes, agriculture, and city buildings.
From individual woodpeckers hammering on houses to entire flocks of starlings, geese, and pigeons descending on lawns or building tops, birds can become a nuisance and a health hazard.
Bird poop contains uric acid, a corrosive element that, in large quantities, will mar the paint on buildings and corrode metal on roofs and bridges. All in all, birds cause
millions of dollars in damage annually to roofs, ventilation systems, cars, and machinery. Bird poop and feathers can also clog gutters and vents, causing water damage to homes and commercial properties.
House sparrows and starlings are not native to the U.S. Imported from Europe, they become aggressive and force more docile species out of an area. When congregating in large numbers, they will also remove an entire year’s fruit off of a tree, an especially damaging outcome for the many wineries in Washington state.
Bird poop poses health and accident risks as well. Their poop on sidewalks is a slip hazard. And, through their poop, they can pass on parasites. People can also contract diseases such as histoplasmosis and cryptococcosis by breathing in the dust created when cleaning dried droppings.
It’s nearly impossible to eradicate flying birds. Critter Control employs exclusion methods depending on the species and type of property that eliminates bird access to nesting and roosting areas. Our specialists recommend barriers such as bird netting, bird slides, and capping chimneys, among others.
Inspection
We thoroughly inspect the area for things that attract birds, like harborage and loafing areas, as well as food and water sources. Also, we look for where birds may be entering your home or business. We also inspect for damage caused by birds, whether it's by nesting, or by droppings.
Trapping & Removal
After identifying the bird species, we may start by physically removing the species in question. In rescue situations, such as chimneys or basements, birds can be released on-site if the entrance has been secured properly. Occasionally, live traps will be used, especially if flocks of birds are involved. For persistent birds and larger flocks, several advanced techniques may be applied simultaneously including netting, spikes, ledge products, scare tactics, misting and more. The most effective method of bird control is prevention and exclusion.
Repairs & Prevention
We can repair the damage that is allowing birds entry to your home, like broken siding, weakened gutters, rotted soffits and fascia. We can also install protective screens on chimneys and vents. We can also remove nesting materials and accumulated droppings, then clean surface stains. We can use netting over fruit and vegetable crops and water basins. Netting can also be used in car ports, building overhangs and food courts. We also install a large number of different types of roof ledge barriers too.
Finding a snake in your home or office is not a common occurrence, but it does happen. Snakes are cold-blooded animals. The only way they can regulate their body temperature is through their environment. If too hot, they find a cool place. If too cold, they look for a warm place to hang out. They also require moisture.
Finding snakes in the yard is a natural occurrence, but there are several circumstances under which they will come inside. One reason a snake will choose to come indoors is to regulate their temperature. In winter, they might find your home nice and warm. In summer, one might slither into your cool, humid garage or under your porch.
Another likely reason a snake has come into your home is that they smell food. Snakes have forked tongues that they flick in different directions to smell their surroundings. They also have small holes in front of their eyes that sense the heat given off by warm-blooded prey, and the bones in their jaws pick up the vibrations from scurrying animals. All of these effective ways of sensing food will bring them into your home or business if you have a rodent problem.
Unlike nuisance wildlife that create holes to get inside or leave obvious signs such as mouse poop on the counter, snakes are more subtle. If you see a snake slither inside and then lose track of it, or if you just suspect you have a snake in your home, it is important to get rid of it quickly, even if it is not a venomous snake. A snake will attack your pet if provoked. More pets are bitten and killed annually by snakes than humans.
Signs you might have a snake in your home include:
- Seeing a shed skin along a wall
- Slither tracks on a dusty basement, garage floor, or in a crawlspace
- A new strange scent
- Unexpected noises coming from floorboards or lower walls where one might be hiding and laying eggs
- Any evidence of previously seen mice is gone
Regardless of whether the snake is venomous or harmless, it’s important to call a professional who can locate and humanely get rid of the snake. Equally important to getting rid of the snake is having a technician check for rodents, as they can cause costly damage, contaminate food, and transmit disease.
Inspection
Snakes are excellent at avoiding detection. We inspect your home for potential entry points and look for signs like snake skin and feces. Because a snake typically enters a home hunting for food, our wildlife inspector also looks for signs of a rodent infestation.
Removal & Control
Depending on the location, we can set a live trap or direct capture. Exclusion is the most effective way to keep snakes out of your home. If rodents are present, it is essential to exterminate the rodent infestation. Their presence will continue to attract snakes.
Repairs
In addition to dealing with any possible rodent problem drawing snakes to your property, a specialist will assist with sealing possible entry points and also encourage you to remove any debris where snakes can easily take up residence.
Moles are the bane of many homeowners who love their lawns and garden beds. Many people believe moles are rodents, but they are small mammals that spend most of their lives alone and underground in their tunnels. In addition to homeowners, they are considered to be a nuisance in ballfields, golf courses, horse pastures, and farms.
Although moles can cause damage to lawns and to the roots of plantings in the course of tunneling, they do serve the beneficial purpose of aerating the soil and eating many destructive insects. In addition, they eat earthworms. When tunneling in your garden, it is the earthworms they are after.
Because moles spend most of their lives underground, you may not see one to know you have a mole problem. Signs of a mole problem include large molehills, ridges from tunnels, and spongy ground.
It’s hard to get rid of an animal you cannot see. Mole tunnels are so extensive that you do not know where underneath your lawn the mole actually is. DIY treatments are mostly ineffective and best left to professionals who can rid your lawn of moles and then institute exclusion methods so garden beds and other areas can be protected from future recurrences.
Mole Inspections
During our inspection process, we look for the travel tunnels and the feeding areas. Travel tunnels are long, straight pathways, usually occurring along sidewalks, edging, home foundations, etc. Feeding areas are usually those areas that zig-zag in a close proximity.
Mole Control
We use an exclusive process to treat your mole problem, so no unsightly traps need to remain in your yard. This procees prevents the possible endangerment of pets and children that some mole traps may present. Call us and we can tell you more.
Mole Repairs
We rid your yard of the unightly tunnels and mounds that moles create, by leveling your yard. We also provide monthly services for yard maintenance.
Because voles also live most of their lives underground, many think they are similar to moles, but they are not. Unlike moles, voles are small rodents whose diet consists of vegetation. In addition, they like to live in large burrow complexes as part of a colony of voles. But like moles, voles also damage lawns and gardens by eating the roots, stems, and leaves of plants.
Voles look more like mice and are active all year round, day and night, so the damage they can create on your property is ongoing. Also, they are
prolific breeders, producing five to 10 litters per year with three to six young per litter.
Vole signs include spongy soil under your feet, holes in the ground, and collapsed plants. Identifying voles can be tricky, but a Critter Control technician can help.
Inspection
During a rodent inspection, we thoroughly inspect your attic and provide a complete exterior home inspection. The most common signs of rodent activity are gnaw marks, feces, rub marks, nesting material, runs in insulation material, and small entry points.
Rodent Trapping
A Critter Control wildlife specialist will create a strategic trapping plan to remove the rodents found in your home. Critter Control specialists may use snap traps and live traps to capture and remove mice and rats. Rodent trapping can usually takes between five to fourteen days.
Repairs
The best way to reduce the possibility of letting unwanted rodents into homes is to seal possible entrances. Exclusion methods include caulking cracks in foundations, capping chimneys, and installing mesh covers over vents and crawl space entrances. We also strongly recommend a maintenance service. Rodents have front teeth that continuously grow, which means they can gnaw a new way back into your home.
Like moles and voles, gophers spend their time building complex underground burrow systems. Gophers are rodents found most commonly in the midwest and western regions of the country. They are herbivores and can eat about 60% of their weight in vegetation every day. They are rarely seen above ground but will cause significant damage to lawns and gardens from below, even damaging underground electrical wiring or drain lines.
Gophers also breed profusely and can have as many as 18 pups annually. Born blind, they are dependent on their mother. Once they gain their vision, they are mature enough to live on their own.
Gophers can carry rabies and are aggressive. Critter Control can evaluate your situation and create a plan for its humane removal.
Inspection
During the inspection, we survey your property for signs of gopher activity. We look for mounds and burrows to measure the extent of the issue and the population density. It is also important to determine the likelihood of re-infestation, by viewing adjacent properties for source populations.
Removal
A combination of techniques can be used to rid a property of gophers. Trapping, baiting and burrow treatment are often combined to provide the most comprehensive approach to eliminating the current population and then deterrents and regular inspections can help prevent, or quickly treat new infestations.
Repairs
During the removal process, the unsightly mounds will be leveled out to begin the restoration process for the lawn or landscaped area. We also suggest tilling of the soil in garden areas to destroy existing tunnels. Newly planted shrubs and trees should have a wire basket installed in the hole prior to planting the plant to discourage gophers from getting to the internal root ball. Wire mesh can also be installed around an area to reduce the likelihood of gopher invasion but requires a trench 2-3 feet deep to be at all effective.
How Professional Wildlife Control Services Can Help You
Trying to remove birds, snakes, moles, voles, and gophers from your property can be a frustrating and often dangerous DIY chore. These are some of the most difficult nuisance wildlife to locate and get rid of and are better left to the professionals at Critter Control.
- Critter Control makes sure that nuisance wildlife is removed or excluded humanely — customer satisfaction is guaranteed.
- By hiring Critter Control, you are assured that you, your family, and your pets will not risk getting hurt by aggressive animals or face any related health risks.
- Critter Control services include making repairs to any damage created by wildlife as well as sanitization. Our technicians also offer solutions to save you from any further animal invasion.
Critter Control Wildlife Removal Process
Critter Control is here for you every step of the way in the wildlife removal process. From inspection to removal—and even exclusion and repair—we have the services you need to get rid of raccoons, rodents, and other nuisances fast. First, we identify the animal on the property, then use humane methods to remove the animal and secure weak points where more could enter. If damage has been done, we can make those repairs for a complete restoration. Contact a Critter Control office near you today.
Wildlife Inspection
During the inspection we try to ascertain how many animals there are, where they are located, and how they got in.
Based on what you have seen, heard and smelled, we start the inspection where you have noticed signs of animal activity. Evidence of animals inside your home include nests, dens, feces, and animal tracks. We investigate the exterior of your home looking for possible entry points, any evidence of animal damage, tracks, fur, animal waste, or rub marks.
Removal
We use several methods to humanely remove the animal from your home. Depending on the species, the number of animals, and the condition of your property, we develop a custom wildlife removal plan. Humane wildlife removal strategies include animal traps, one-way doors, and repellents.
Once we guarantee all animals are gone, we implement exclusion techniques. Exclusion techniques provide a safe, long-term solution to nuisance wildlife in your home. We create barriers to prevent animals from getting to resources. We only apply exclusions once we are sure all animals are gone from your home.
Exclusion and Repair
Wildlife will damage your home. Exclusion techniques repair any damage the animal causes getting into your home. Inside your home, animals build nests and dens out of readily available material. They will create runs through the insulation. Rodents will gnaw on anything including electrical wires and pipes.
Animals can also spread diseases. We apply sanitation agents to clean up feces and urine. Mammals can host pests like fleas, ticks, and mites. Ectoparasite treatments exterminate those pests so you don’t become their next host.
The Critter Control Difference
Trained Specialists
Animal removal is a highly sophisticated job. As such, we vet and train our team members to ensure they have the knowledge and skill to remove any pest from your building. Our wildlife experts utilize advanced removal and exclusion techniques and damage repair.
Guaranteed Work
Your satisfaction is always guaranteed. Critter Control® takes great pride in providing quality workmanship resulting in customer satisfaction.
Residential and Commerical
Invading nuisance wildlife can wreak havoc on property. If left unattended wildlife and pests can cause costly property damage. Whether a residential property, apartment buildings, retail stores, office buildings, industrial plants, medical facilities, or warehouses, our trained professionals can handle any wildlife removal problem.
Other Common Wildlife Issues
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