
Residential Wildlife Control
Humane removal of the animals in your attic, walls or crawl space, the damage they caused repaired, and the way in sealed so they cannot come back.
What this coversServing Central and Southern Mississippi
(601) 745-2193Central Mississippi · since 1983
Humane wildlife removal, exclusion and pest control for homes and businesses across Central and Southern Mississippi. Squirrels in the attic, bats in the eaves, raccoons on the roof, rats in the walls: we find how they got in, get them out, and seal it up.
Locally ownedServing Mississippi since 1983
Who we are
Rabbits, raccoons, foxes, squirrels and bats are common visitors to homes and yards across Mississippi, drawn in by food and shelter. Getting them out, humanely, and keeping them out is what we do.
Squirrels and rabbits can quickly damage plants and landscaping. Rabbit burrows disturb the soil and can draw predators such as foxes, which can carry rabies and canine distemper into neighborhoods, a risk to pets and people alike.
We remove nuisance wildlife like squirrels, raccoons and bats, then seal the way in so they cannot come back. We serve a wide area of Central and Southern Mississippi, including Madison, Ridgeland, Brandon, Flowood, Pearl, Richland, Florence, Jackson, Clinton, Meridian, Forest, Morton and Hattiesburg.
What we do
From a single squirrel in the attic to a colony of bats in the eaves, we handle the removal, the repairs and the prevention.

Humane removal of the animals in your attic, walls or crawl space, the damage they caused repaired, and the way in sealed so they cannot come back.
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Wildlife removal and prevention for businesses, where a nuisance animal can mean lost inventory, damaged equipment and a health risk.
What this covers
Humane bat exclusion for homes and businesses, entry points sealed, and guano cleaned up. Bat removal service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
What this covers
Get them out, then keep them out: entry points found and sealed, one-way valves, vent protection, and repairs to the damage wildlife leaves behind.
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Pest control for homes and offices, starting with a free inspection and consultation, and ending with the pests gone and the way in closed.
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Gutter guards by Gutter Lock, chosen for your trees, your roof and our weather, that keep out leaves and debris and help stop birds, squirrels and rodents nesting in your gutters.
What this coversAnimal facts
Scratching in the ceiling, droppings on the drive, holes in the yard. These are the animals we are called about most, and what to know about each one.
How it works
Removing the animal is only half the job. Here is the whole of it.
A technician inspects the property, identifies the animal from its signs, and finds every way in: gaps, vents, rooflines and crawl spaces.
Humane removal, including one-way valves that let animals leave a building but not get back in.
Entry points sealed with durable materials, and the damage the wildlife caused repaired.
Vent covers, exclusion work and practical advice on what was drawing the animals in, so they do not come back.
In the field

Humane bat exclusion: bats safely removed, entry points sealed, future infestations prevented.

Identifying and sealing the access points squirrels, raccoons and bats use to get into an attic.

A one-way valve lets raccoons leave the attic but not get back in. Then the entry points are sealed.
Reviews
Critter Control responded promptly to my call. Nathan was very professional and explained all the options for keeping squirrels out of my attic. He did not try to pressure me to do the most expensive option. He kept me updated about the schedule and was very pleasant to deal with. I would definitely use them again if I have more critter problems.
We had a little squirrel family invade our home and wouldn’t leave. James came out several times to place valves in the areas where they were getting in. When he would fix one area, they would create another so it took several times of him coming out but he was incredibly patient and also very knowledgeable about wildlife. He eventually got rid of them for good and fixed all the places they had chewed through my siding. I would highly recommend him to anyone dealing with “critters” and would call him back in a heart beat if we had another problem!!
These guys are prompt, efficient and trustworthy. They are upfront with all charges. They can identify markings that indicate what pest you have in your attic. They are professionals! We had squirrels in our attic. We no longer have that problem thanks to them!
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Service area
These are the towns we serve. Near one of them? Call and ask; we cover the surrounding areas too.
Answers
In Central Mississippi, the biggest problem with wildlife is when animals like squirrels, raccoons, and opossums enter homes and businesses. These animals often find and use weak spots in buildings to get inside.
While wildlife can be a problem throughout the year, certain seasons are particularly challenging. In cold weather, animals look for warm places, often inside homes, to take shelter. During spring, female animals seek safe spots, like a cozy attic, to give birth and raise their young.
Homeowners should stay alert to protect their well-being from wildlife intrusions. Listen for unusual sounds coming from the attic, walls, or beneath the floors. Regularly check your home for any signs of entry, such as gaps or holes near the roof or under-hangs. Also, pay attention to any odd smells or marks that could indicate animal presence.
There are several measures homeowners can take to protect their properties from unwanted wildlife. Ensuring trash bins are securely closed and keeping the area around the home free of debris can help. Trimming or removing large trees and shrubs close to your house can also deter animals from using them to get onto your roof. It's best to feed pets indoors; if you must feed them outside, remove any leftover food promptly to avoid attracting animals. Finally, make sure to seal any potential entry points into your home or building.
Damage from wildlife can pose significant risks to property owners. Chewed wires may lead to fires, while bats and birds can spread dangerous viruses. Larger animals, like raccoons, can cause severe damage to roofs and overhangs. It's important for property owners to reach out to a trusted wildlife removal service, such as Critter Control, at the first indication of animal presence.
No. We do not handle cats or dogs. For a stray or loose pet, contact your local animal shelter or animal control.
Critter Control of Central Mississippi
Call and a technician will inspect the property, find how the animals are getting in, and explain the options. We will not pressure you into the most expensive one.