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With years of experience in wildlife and pest management, our team brings local expertise.
We focus on humane solutions that respect the environment and protect the health of your family.
At Critter Stop, we prioritize your satisfaction with effective, humane solutions.
President
Jonathan has worked in the pest control and wildlife industry for more than a decade. His licenses span multiple states and specialties. He leads operations and training with an emphasis on safety, quality, and results.
Owner
Chisam owns and operates Critter Stop, a growing pest and wildlife removal company serving Texas and Oklahoma. His team has helped thousands of customers through continual improvement, skilled professionals, and uncompromising service standards.
A customer was experiencing power issues in part of the house. We inspected the attic and found a significant amount of droppings, along with a possible squirrel entry point. We placed traps and a live camera, then sealed the house. After monitoring the traps for three weeks, no further rodent activity was detected.
We completed an inspection in the Frisco and Little Elm area after signs of possible squirrel activity. We sealed the existing and potential entry points, including accessible vents. Ten traps and a Reveal camera were installed to monitor the attic. After two weeks, no further activity was detected.
The customer reported hearing noises at night and early in the morning. We traced the entry point by locating droppings on the roof, damage to the gable screen, and raccoon prints. We secured the roof, soffit, and gable vents, then installed a one-way door and camera. After the raccoons exited, we removed the equipment, repaired the vent, and sanitized the attic.
A customer contacted us after noticing wasp activity near a weep hole at the front of the home. Our technician used an aerosol treatment to flush out the wasps, followed by a dust treatment. A repellent was then applied around the foundation, eaves, and nearby foliage to help prevent them from returning.
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.
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.
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!
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.
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!
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.
The time required depends on the type and severity of the infestation. At Critter Stop, we act quickly and create a customized removal plan for your situation. Our team will guide you through each step so you know what to expect.
We select wildlife and rodent removal methods with the safety of children and pets in mind. Our team uses humane techniques and will explain any precautions needed before treatment begins.
Accurate pricing requires an inspection because every home and infestation is different. We consider factors such as the size of the property, severity of the infestation, crawl space access, attic size, roof steepness, and landscaping.
Every client receives an itemized estimate showing what is included. Because accurate pricing cannot be provided over the phone, we offer free inspections and estimates.
We begin with a detailed inspection to identify entry points, nesting areas, and activity hotspots.
We remove existing rodents using safe, proven methods. We then seal and reinforce potential entry points, sanitize affected areas, and complete exclusion work to help prevent future infestations. Monitoring and follow-up help keep your home protected for the long term.
We begin with a full inspection to locate entry points and evaluate the damage. We then remove the squirrels humanely, close the entry points, and reinforce vulnerable areas.
We also offer attic repairs and sanitization to restore the affected space and remove odors that may attract wildlife. This process addresses the current problem and helps prevent squirrels from returning.
From national certifications to local chamber memberships, homeowners in Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin and Oklahoma City trust Critter Stop to do the job right.
