Critter Control of College Station

Critter Control of College Station Est 2020 Critter Control of College Station provides humane wildlife removal and prevention services

It’s that time of year, birds are migrating back and causing BIG problems! If you are having issues with birds don’t hes...
04/13/2026

It’s that time of year, birds are migrating back and causing BIG problems! If you are having issues with birds don’t hesitate to call, we are here to help. 979-220-6979

03/03/2026

River otters might look playful and harmless — but they can cause serious damage when they move onto your property.

🦦 River Otter Damage Facts:

• Fish ponds wiped out overnight
• Torn pond liners and damaged aeration systems
• Burrowed banks causing erosion and collapse
• Contaminated docks and decks from droppings
• Strong odor from marking territory

If you’re seeing fish disappear, muddy slides on pond banks, or tracks along the shoreline — it may not be a raccoon.

Protect your investment.
Know the signs.
Act early.

🦝🐾 Meet the Team Behind Critter Control of College Station🐾🦝We’re more than just a wildlife remediation company – we’re ...
02/11/2025

🦝🐾 Meet the Team Behind Critter Control of College Station🐾🦝

We’re more than just a wildlife remediation company – we’re a dedicated team of passionate professionals committed to protecting your home and property from unwanted wildlife. 🦝

David is a seasoned wildlife removal specialist with 10 years of field experience. Here at Critter Control he manages new sales and customer service. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Texas A&M University and is deeply motivated by customer satisfaction, always aiming to meet and exceed client expectations. Outside of work, he enjoys hunting, fishing, and spending time on the lake. He believes in doing things right the first time, ensuring a smoother process and fewer headaches down the road.

Joseph is a dedicated wildlife specialist with a deep love for Jesus and passion for mentoring young men in their faith. Whether tracking elusive creatures or handling unpredictable wildlife encounters, he thrives on the challenge of solving new problems with every animal he faces. He sees his work as more than just handling wildlife - it’s about restoring peace of mind to customers by resolving their concerns with wisdom, skill, and integrity. With a heart for both God’s creation and serving people, he sees each obstacle he faces as an opportunity to learn, grow, and hopefully make a friend somewhere along the way.

Jack, a passionate Wildlife and Pest Control Technician with a degree in Entomology from Oklahoma State University. He has a deep passion for insects, which makes them my his favorite pests to handle. His work allows him to combine his love for animals with the satisfaction of meeting new people and helping them create pest-free spaces. Outside of work, Jack enjoy collecting insects and memorabilia related to sports, movies, and TV shows. Every day in pest control is a new challenge, and this motivates him to bring his expertise and enthusiasm to every issue he resolves.

We work together to ensure your peace of mind, with the knowledge, experience, and passion to get the job done right! 🛠️

A huge thank you to our friends over at for taking in this little fella today. We always do our best to not separate mo...
08/06/2024

A huge thank you to our friends over at for taking in this little fella today. We always do our best to not separate mothers and their young, but sometimes when we get the call it has already happened.

Do you enjoy wildlife and especially cute babies? Give them a follow! They provide a great service and we are happy to have them in the area to provide a second chance at life for orphans like this raccoon!







04/17/2024

It’s . Is your chimney properly sealed? This squirrel decided it was a great place out of the rain to build a nest. Unfortunately this can lead to house fires and improper ventilation of the chimney.

Did you know that fox squirrels are omnivores, meaning they eat a variety of foods including nuts, seeds, fruits, insects, and bird eggs? Now you do!

Did you know that feral pigs are wreaking havoc on Texas’ natural ecosystems? These invasive animals are causing damage ...
03/20/2024

Did you know that feral pigs are wreaking havoc on Texas’ natural ecosystems? These invasive animals are causing damage to native plants, destroying habitats, and outcompeting native wildlife. It’s time to raise awareness about the detrimental effects of feral pigs and work towards finding sustainable solutions to protect our precious ecosystems. Here at Critter Control we combat those negative effects with cellular trapping. Here’s a few young ones we caught last week!

06/02/2022

Another snake removal. This one is a kitchen stove hood. This is often overlooked as a place of wildlife entry but here is your proof that they will use any roofline vent to gain entry into the home.

Birthing season is here for raccoons. Mother raccoons are on the move looking for safe places to have their babies. Many...
02/23/2022

Birthing season is here for raccoons. Mother raccoons are on the move looking for safe places to have their babies. Many will seek places such as attic and crawlspaces to have their young. If you hear thumping, scratching, chirping or a purring sound you may have a raccoon problem.

Don’t hesitate to give us a call for a free inspection and custom tailored plan to solve the problem for good.

Swipe right to see the thermal image of the babies inside the ceiling of the home.

Cooler weather has the bats on the move. The most common bat species we see in the Brazos Valley are called Mexican free...
10/20/2021

Cooler weather has the bats on the move. The most common bat species we see in the Brazos Valley are called Mexican free tailed bats. They are a migratory bat and right now are starting to migrate through the area. If you suspect you might have bats taking up residence on your home or business, don’t hesitate to call! We offer free residential inspections and can bat proof your home to prevent a future problem.

Address

College Station, TX

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 8am - 8pm

Telephone

+19792206979

Website

http://crittercontrol.com/

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