Humane Wildlife Removal in the Dallas
Dallas Wildlife Removal
Experience why Dallas residents love working with Critter Stop when getting animals out of their attic and off their property.
With our Pest control service, we Get Animals Out Of Your Attic For Good.
Do you hear noises in your attic? Have you seen animal droppings in your attic on your property? If so, you need our Pest control service, we can help!
Critter Stop is a humane animal removal company servicing Dallas and surrounding suburbs. We have a 4-step process to remove wildlife from your attic or property. We also offer industry-leading guarantees that give you the peace of mind that if a critter gets back into your home, we will come back out and take care of it free of charge.
Thorough Service
We do not simply remove wildlife from your property. A thorough inspection determines the level of sanitation and restoration services needed to return your home to a clean and safe environment, while preventing recurring issues.
Quick Response
We treat every critter invasion as an emergency. Last year, we responded to >90% of customer inquiries within 15 minutes with a call consultation.
Relocating Animals
We use humane methods to remove wildlife from your property. We allow any animal larger than a rat a safe exit from your home via installing a “one-way door,” allowing the animal out, but not back in. We take animal rights, and their humane treatment, very seriously (after all, they are probably just seeking a safe home! They don't mean any harm.).
Dallas Wildlife Removal Experts
Wildlife like mice, rats, squirrels, opossums, and raccoons can cause damage to your home and pose a risk to your family’s health. You don't have to wait until you hear them in your attic to give us a call.
Roof, Attic & Insulation
Rodents love attics. They offer a place of warmth and protection. However, critters can quickly compress and contaminate insulation, making it less energy-efficient and a serious health risk to you and your family. If you hear noises scurrying in your attic, it is likely that some animals have made it their home.
Vents
Your vents offer a path of least resistance to these furry friends. They can sense your home's warmth, smell your food and garbage, and can easily find their way inside - especially if you do not have a strong, secure screen or hardware cloth to keep critters out! Manufacturers' screens keep bees and bugs out but are too thin to deter critters, so be sure you regularly inspect these vents to ensure our fuzzy outdoor friends stay outside.
Garage Gaps
If you're not sealing up your garage gaps, you're basically asking for mice and other small critters to waltz right in and make themselves at home. Garage gaps give off heat, and many people store their garbage cans and other enticing items in the garage that attract animals. If a critter gets into your garage, that's just one step closer to them getting inside your home with your family and pets – luckily, these gaps can be sealed with proper gap stops you can install yourself!
Roof Returns
Animals can dig and chew their way into your home practically undetected unless you're regularly monitoring your home for damage. Look for chips in paint and peeling shingles as an early sign of animal activity on your roof around the returns.
Fascia Gaps
Like your gutters and roof, fascia gaps are hard to see from the ground, so you have to inspect this part of your home regularly. Unfortunately, if you skip this inspection, you typically don't recognize an issue until you experience a leak or animal intruder. As your home’s foundation inevitably moves and shifts, these fascia gaps grow, so be sure to re-seal this area of your home every year to avoid gaps that will allow animals to slip inside!
Toxic Fumes
Yes, animal intruders are pests that can cause structural damage - but worst of all, they can create a hazardous environment for your family and pets! Raccoons are of particular concern because their feces can carry dangerous diseases for years, which can be transmitted via airborne, microscopic eggs.
We can help
"Called Critter Stop to help remove raccoon who was attempting to make a home in my attic. After reviewing my attic and the entry point Chisam discussed with me a plan to install a one way trap to let the critter out. Once the critter was out the entry point was repaired and painted. Through out the entire process I received timely updates on the project until completed. Chisam and his team were great to work with, and the job fully met my expectations. I sincerely recommend this company for any kind of animal removal"
Mel S. via Google
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