Photos and videos
In the field
Bats in the roof, squirrels in the attic, raccoons in live traps and snakes in the garage. This is the work, as our technicians see it.
Videos
Watch the work
Short videos from real jobs. Each one plays here when you press play; nothing loads from YouTube until you do.

Get them out. Keep them out.
An introduction to Critter Control of Central Mississippi.

Bats in the roof
Humane bat exclusion: bats safely removed, entry points sealed, future infestations prevented.

Protecting your home from bats
Bats squeeze through gaps as narrow as 6 millimeters. Sealing those gaps is what keeps them out.

Bees on the roof
Honey bees settle in wall cavities, attics and eaves. Removing and relocating them properly protects the bees and your home.

Securing the living spaces
Sealing and blocking the small openings rodents use to reach crawl spaces and attics.

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

Raccoons on the roof
Sealing a known raccoon entry point to prevent further access.

Raccoons in the attic
A one-way valve lets raccoons leave the attic but not get back in. Then the entry points are sealed.

Protecting your mushroom vents
Roof vents are a common way in for birds, squirrels and bats. Protective covers block them and keep the ventilation working.

Mice and rats
Roof rats are agile climbers that nest high and are often heard in walls and ceilings before they are seen.

Rat snakes
Rat snakes are large, climbing snakes that help keep rodent numbers down.

Cottonmouth
Found statewide in most aquatic habitats, the cottonmouth is the only venomous aquatic snake in North America.
Photos
From real jobs
Snakes, turtles, bats, opossums, raccoons and baby squirrels, photographed by our technicians on service calls.
Critter Control of Central Mississippi
Hear something in the attic? Let us take a look.
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.