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Raccoons, squirrels, skunks, and rodents don't care that your home is in a tight-knit bedroom community, they just want shelter and an easy meal. Once one settles into an attic or yard, structural damage and health risks follow fast. Critter Stop handles humane removal and long-term exclusion for Del City homeowners and businesses.
Del City has an unusually specific origin story: developer George Epperly built it in the late 1940s as a bedroom community for workers at Tinker Air Force Base, and legend has it he named the town after his eldest daughter, Delaphene, after running (and then ignoring the results of) a naming contest between his four daughters. That rapid post-war development, squeezed between Oklahoma City, Midwest City, and Tinker's undeveloped buffer land, is part of why wildlife pressure here tends to concentrate around older, established residential blocks close to the base perimeter.
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Tom Kelley
Southlake
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5 stars for Adrian. Very professional and knowledgeable.
rosalie clause
Southlake
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They do a great job we would use them again. EXCELLENT. 5. STAR
Raymond Alletto
Southlake
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Thought I needed traps for skunk problem -- thanks to Philip and Dustin, they first did a survey of the area, and discovered the source of the problem (a dead skunk in the landscaping) and removed it! Please use these guys -- family owned business and v
Priya Paul
Southlake
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From start to finish Critter Stop was very efficient in helping us with our wildlife issue and restoring our attic to a brand new one. We choose the full service - exclusion, trapping for any wildlife, removal and blow in of new insulation. Adrian and cr
Peter Huon
Southlake
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I used Critter Stop due to squirrels and rodents in my attic. The work is still in its sealing phase and the work they have done so far has been great. Raphael came out today for trap checks and noticed new holes that were immediately patched up. The serv