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Our Latest Safe Wildlife Removal Projects In Dallas-Fort Worth, Tx

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Insulation
Insulation Service
Critter Stop Animal Removal
Opossum in Wild
Relocating Trapped Opossums
We relocate trapped opossums back to their natural environment, giving them an opportunity to thrive!
Critter Stop Animal Removal Service
We can turn weak, chewed corners into strong, metal ones that are both durable and cosmetically appealing!
Plastic ridge vent
Plastic ridge vent, which is entirely plastic and easily chewed, creates a prime entry point for rodents.
Critter infestation - Spray foam damage
Spray foam simply does not cut it with critters. They will chew right through it.
Rat chewing on HVAC
Rat chewing on HVAC component tubed insulation.
front door for a family of raccoons
The front door for a family of raccoons living in one of our customer's attic.
squirrel at the bottom of a quad vent
A squirrel making itself a new home at the bottom of a quad vent.
Soffit vent screen
Soffit vent screen busted out by a critter.
Insulation Replacement
Critter Stop often replaces insulation for its customers, creating a more sanitary and safe home while also lowering energy bills.
Critter pathways in attic insulation
Critters often create pathways in attic insulation, redistributing and packing down insulation, lowering energy efficiency.
critter damage gas and electrical lines
Unless properly sealed off, gas and electrical lines can provide a highway for rodents right into your home!
electrical wire damage - rat infestation
Rodents can cause significant damage to electrical wires, HVAC components, and ductwork, costing homeowners many thousands of dollars.
Critter Risk - Gaps between fascia boards
Gaps between fascia boards and shingles are a very common entry point for critters.
Critters in the attic
Larger critters often like to run along ducting when traveling around attics. While this makes their travel less noisy, their tracks are undeniable!
Racoon in the Attic
Knock. Knock. Who's there? A raccoon wondering what you are doing in his home!
Rat chewed vent covers
Standard ground vent covers can easily be chewed through by rodents wanting to enter your crawl space.
Critter entry point to the attic
The thin screen behind gable vents are often helpless against critters wanting to get into a safe and cozy attic.
Plastic ridged vent chewed by rodents
Ridge vents are great for ventilating your attic, but because they are made entirely of plastic, rodents can chew right through them if they choose to.
Rat hole
What starts as a rat hole, can often lead to squirrels, and even raccoons, as it did for this homeowner.
Critter entry - Roof returns
"Roof returns," or areas where the soffit board or fascia board come back and meet the shingle are one of the most common entry points for rodents to enter your home.
Rodents under your deck
Rodents under your deck? A rat wall like this one (in progress) can help!
Rat hole - garage trim boards
Even brand new garage trim board like this home's offers a gap large enough for rodents to enter your home.
Chewed vent
The thin screens on the inside of gable vents offer little resistance to critters wanting to enter your home or attic.
Critter entry- saucer vents
The weak, thin screens placed on the inside of saucer vents are no match for critters wanting to get into your safe, cozy attic. These vents are a common entry point for animals.
Rat hole pipe stacks
Critters can chew pipe stacks all the way down to the roof, creating an entry point for themselves and other rodents.
Critter entry - Weep holes
Weep holes are great for your foundation, but they can let mice and small snakes into your home if they are left wide open!
rodent-chewed hole underneath shingles
Unsure where rodents are getting in? The answer isn't always obvious. This is a rodent-chewed hole underneath a customer's shingles, along the drip edge.
Rodent droppings
Rodent droppings are an undeniable sign of unwanted visitors in your activity!
Rat hole - fascia gaps
A shifting foundation can create gaps between your brick exterior and fascia gaps, allowing an entry point for rodents, which we will seal up for our customers.
Safety is a top priority at Critter Stop
Safety is a top priority at Critter Stop, especially when working on roofs!
Racoon captured
Racoon captured
Bees
Bees
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