The Critters We Handle

Rats: Renowned for their ability to get into commercial buildings, especially those within the food service and hospitality sectors, rats are persistent nuisances. Their habit of gnawing on materials like electrical wires, wood, plastic, and even mild steel can cause significant damage. Furthermore, they carry dangerous diseases such as Leptospirosis, Hantavirus, and Salmonellosis.

Raccoons: Raccoons, seemingly charming but potentially harmful, are often discovered in attics, crawlspaces, and garbage disposal zones. They can inflict extensive damage to insulation and electrical systems, and their droppings can potentially lead to health conditions like Raccoon Roundworm and Giardia.

Opossums: Opossums are known to settle in attics and beneath structures, where they often construct nests. These can lead to offensive odors and fire risks. Moreover, opossums can transmit diseases such as Tuberculosis, Chagas Disease, and Tularemia.

Snakes: Despite most snake species being harmless, their presence may provoke anxiety among employees and patrons. Certain species of snakes are venomous, posing a serious threat. Their appearance is often a sign of an existing rodent problem, as they generally invade spaces in pursuit of food.

Bats: Though they play a crucial role in our ecosystem, bats can wreak havoc when they roost in commercial buildings. Their droppings, or guano, can cause property damage and carry health risks such as Histoplasmosis. Furthermore, bats are identified as carriers of the dangerous disease rabies, which can potentially be life-threatening.

Birds: Birds, specifically pigeons, and sparrows, can become a nuisance when they establish roosting or nesting spaces in commercial areas. The droppings they leave behind are acidic and may cause damage to structures, not to mention their potential to spread diseases like Psittacosis and Avian Influenza.

Squirrels: Renowned for their persistent gnawing habits, squirrels can damage various materials, from vital structural components to electrical wiring, creating a risk of fire hazards. Additionally, they host parasites such as ticks and fleas, which can infest your property and spread various diseases.

Groundhogs: Groundhogs, also called woodchucks, excel in their burrowing activities. This can lead to extensive damage to both landscaping and building foundations. The burrows they create can undermine structural integrity, posing a particular threat to buildings constructed on slab-on-grade foundations.



Every critter we encounter presents unique challenges that call for specialized handling strategies. At "Catch A Critter," you can trust that our highly skilled professionals possess the expertise and equipment to effectively and compassionately manage any wildlife scenario.

Why Choose "Catch A Critter"?

Discovering a dead animal can be more than just an unpleasant sight. Various health and safety concerns are tied to deceased wildlife on your property.

Reputation: We have swiftly emerged as frontrunners in the industry, committed to delivering a safe, efficient, and ethical wildlife removal service.

Experience: Our seasoned crew of wildlife control specialists is extensively trained to tackle any commercial wildlife intrusion, regardless of size.

Comprehensive Services: We offer a complete suite of services, from trapping and removal to prevention and repair.