Critter Control of Eastern Texas

11/25/2025

If a critter has made its way into your attic, it may have caused more than just a little mess. Contaminated insulation, damaged air ducts, and potential health concerns are all common results of a wildlife intrusion.

At Critter Control, our team not only removes wildlife safely and humanely, we also restore your attic and put preventative exclusions in place to support long-term protection and peace of mind.

👉 Learn more here: https://www.crittercontrol.com/.../res.../attic-restoration/

11/21/2025

🐀 Did you know? Rats don’t hibernate. They actively search for food and warm shelter, and your home has everything they need. Keep them out before they move in!

To learn more, visit: https://www.crittercontrol.com/wildlife/rats/winter/

11/18/2025

Rats can cause serious problems around your property! Common nesting spots include attics, basements, ceilings, crawl spaces, and walls.

They’re known to tear through insulation, gnaw electrical wiring, damage foundations, and even interfere with vehicles!

🔍 Think you might have rats? Visit: https://www.crittercontrol.com/wildlife/rats/rats-in-homes/

11/18/2025

Rats can cause serious problems around your property! Common nesting spots include attics, basements, ceilings, crawl spaces, and walls.

They’re known to tear through insulation, gnaw electrical wiring, damage foundations, and even interfere with vehicles!

🔍 Think you might have rats? Visit: https://www.crittercontrol.com/wildlife/rats/rats-in-homes/

11/14/2025

Our Indianapolis team rolled up their sleeves at Gethsemane GreenSpace, partnering with Keep America Beautiful and Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, Inc. to protect and enhance local wildlife habitats.

Volunteers spent the day weeding, removing invasive honeysuckle, and planting. Together, we restored 4,000 square feet of habitat! 🌿

We’re proud to support a cleaner, healthier environment for our communities and the wildlife that call them home.

11/11/2025

We’re proud to honor all who have served and protected our country. Your courage, commitment, and dedication inspire us every day. Happy Veterans Day!

11/11/2025

On this Veterans Day, we extend our heartfelt thanks to all who have served, especially our dedicated veterans here at Critter Control.

We are honored to have you on our team, bringing the values, dedication, and excellence instilled through your military service into our work every day.

Your commitment strengthens our organization and inspires us all. Thank you for your service!

11/10/2025

As the season changes, some wildlife will begin preparing for hibernation, and your home could be the perfect shelter! Common nesting areas include attics, crawl spaces, chimneys, and wall voids.

Stay protected this winter with Critter Control’s humane prevention and exclusion services. 🏠

11/07/2025

🦝 Raccoons are stronger than you think! These critters can tear through roof shingles, fascia boards, and vents to find a way inside your home.

Common raccoon entry points include:
✔️ Chimneys
✔️ Soffits
✔️ Vents
✔️ Roof returns
✔️ Roofs

Regular inspections and timely repairs can help keep these nuisance wildlife out!

To learn more about raccoon entries, visit: https://www.crittercontrol.com/wildlife/raccoons/raccoons-in-houses/

11/06/2025

🔊 Raccoons are some of the most vocal wildlife you might encounter! They use more than 200 different sounds to communicate with one another. Some of the most common noises include purring, chittering, growling, snarling, hissing, whimpering, and screeching.

If you’ve been hearing these unusual sounds around your home, it could have a raccoon nearby!

Want to check out more raccoon sounds? Visit: https://www.crittercontrol.com/wildlife/raccoons/raccoon-sounds/

11/06/2025

🔊 Raccoons are some of the most vocal wildlife you might encounter! They use more than 200 different sounds to communicate with one another. Some of the most common noises include purring, chittering, growling, snarling, hissing, whimpering, and screeching.

If you’ve been hearing these unusual sounds around your home, it could have a raccoon nearby!

Want to check out more raccoon sounds? Visit: https://www.crittercontrol.com/wildlife/raccoons/raccoon-sounds/

11/04/2025

🦝 Are raccoons dangerous? While they may look cute, raccoons can pose real risks to your home and health. These strong critters can damage roofs, chimneys, and attics, and they can also spread diseases like rabies.

🔍 Check out our blog to learn more!

Raccoons are dangerous. Learn how to deal with infestations and what kinds of damage they can do to your home.

10/31/2025

🎃 Happy Halloween from your neighborhood bats... they might be closer than you think! Bats can sneak into your home through tiny openings in vents, soffits, fascia boards, roof returns, eaves, or siding.

Watch as these bats make their spooky exit and let us know how many you can spot flying out of this homeowner’s house below!

10/31/2025

🎃 Happy Halloween from your neighborhood bats... they might be closer than you think! Bats can sneak into your home through tiny openings in vents, soffits, fascia boards, roof returns, eaves, or siding.

Watch as these bats make their spooky exit and let us know how many you can spot flying out of this homeowner’s house below!

10/30/2025

🦇 Did you know? Depending on the species, bats either hibernate or migrate during the winter! Cold weather limits the supply of insects for them to eat.

If you find bats in your attic, don’t disturb them! Waking hibernating bats can be harmful to them. Instead, contact a professional to safely check if bats are hibernating in your home.

10/30/2025

🦇 Did you know? Depending on the species, bats either hibernate or migrate during the winter! Cold weather limits the supply of insects for them to eat.

If you find bats in your attic, don’t disturb them! Waking hibernating bats can be harmful to them. Instead, contact a professional to safely check if bats are hibernating in your home.

To learn more, visit: https://www.crittercontrol.com/wildlife/bats/do-bats-hibernate/

10/28/2025

Bats often enter attics through gaps the size of a dime! If left unchecked, their droppings, known as guano, can pose health risks by spreading airborne diseases.

Watch for these signs of bats in your attic:
✅ Piles of guano in the attic, insulation, roof, or gutters
✅ Stains on ceilings or walls from urine
✅ Strong ammonia-like odors
✅ Smudge marks or oily streaks on walls
✅ High-pitched squeaking noises

Want to learn more about bats and how to spot their activity in your attic? Visit: https://www.crittercontrol.com/.../bats/bats-in-the-attic/

10/28/2025

Bats often enter attics through gaps the size of a dime! If left unchecked, their droppings, known as guano, can pose health risks by spreading airborne diseases.

Watch for these signs of bats in your attic:
✅ Piles of guano in the attic, insulation, roof, or gutters
✅ Stains on ceilings or walls from urine
✅ Strong ammonia-like odors
✅ Smudge marks or oily streaks on walls
✅ High-pitched squeaking noises

Want to learn more about bats and how to spot their activity in your attic? Visit: https://www.crittercontrol.com/.../bats/bats-in-the-attic/

10/27/2025

It’s bat awareness week! 🦇

Do you know the top four places bats like to roost in homes? These quiet, sheltered spots often include attics, walls, chimneys, and vents, where warmth and protection create ideal conditions for them to roost.

10/25/2025

🎃 Carving pumpkins is one of the most popular October traditions, but be mindful that your jack-o’-lantern can quickly turn into a snack for local critters!

Squirrels, mice, and other wildlife love pumpkins, especially once they’re carved. To help keep your spooky creations and home protected this fall:
✅ Keep your lawn mowed and leaves raked to reduce hiding spots
✅ Place pumpkins on an elevated surface that’s harder to reach
✅ Seal any cracks or gaps around your foundation

🍂 Learn more ways to keep wildlife away from your pumpkins in our blog!

Learn how to stop squirrels and critters from eating your pumpkin. Protect your jack o'lantern from pests with these expert tips.