Critter Control of Greater Pittsburgh

Critter Control of Greater Pittsburgh Critter Control of Greater Pittsburgh specializes in humane animal removal from residential and comm

Critter Control of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has been serving Allegheny, Armstrong, Butler, Washington, and Westmoreland counties by providing professional animal and wildlife control services, since 1988. We provide integrated wildlife and animal control and wildlife management solutions which are environmentally sound and ecologically responsible. Nuisance Wildlife Control Services are provided

to home owners, property management companies, industrial and commercial clients, municipalities and Fortune 500 companies. We offer wildlife control and wildlife removal services for the following animals:

Squirrels
Raccoons
Bats
Birds
Mice
Rats
Groundhogs
Pigeons
Skunks
Opossum
Snakes
Chipmunks
Moles
Shrews
Voles
Cats
Woodpeckers


Critter Control of Pittsburgh provides the following services:
Wildlife trapping and removal
Animal entry damage repair
Animal entry prevention and exclusion
Bat management
Bird and pigeon management
Gutter cleaning and gutter guard protection system installation
Attic restoration and re-insulation services

03/17/2026
08/20/2025

Where do mice hide? 🐭 You might be surprised! These critters can slip into the tiniest spaces, often nesting in attics, walls, crawl spaces, and even kitchens.

If you hear scratching in the walls or spot droppings, mice may have moved in.

To learn more, visit: https://www.crittercontrol.com/wildlife/mice/where-do-mice-hide/

07/29/2025
Happy Groundhog Day!!!!
02/02/2025

Happy Groundhog Day!!!!

01/14/2025

Raccoons will not hibernate in your attic or crawlspace. You can still be at risk for a raccoon infestation during the winter.

11/26/2024

As temperatures drop, bats either hibernate or migrate, slowing their heart rate from 200-300 beats per minute to just 10, and even pausing their breath for minutes at a time to conserve energy!

They seek out dark, warm spots—like attics and chimneys—to settle into a sleep-like state that can last months. Ensure your home isn’t on their winter guest list!

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

True or False: Raccoons hibernate during the winter. ❄️🦝False! Unlike some animals, raccoons don’t hibernate. Instead, t...
11/18/2024

True or False: Raccoons hibernate during the winter. ❄️🦝

False! Unlike some animals, raccoons don’t hibernate. Instead, they’ll continue to forage for food throughout the colder months. When temperatures drop too low, raccoons seek shelter in warm spots like attics, chimneys, or sheds and enter a state of dormancy called torpor.

Be prepared for this upcoming winter by visiting: https://www.crittercontrol.com/wildlife/raccoons/do-raccoons-hibernate/

Raccoons will not hibernate in your attic or crawlspace. You can still be at risk for a raccoon infestation during the winter.

Got squirrels in your attic? These nuisance critters often take refuge in roofs and attics, thinking they’ve found the p...
11/06/2024

Got squirrels in your attic? These nuisance critters often take refuge in roofs and attics, thinking they’ve found the perfect hideout! It’s important to have them professionally removed, as they can cause damage and spread diseases. Don’t let these intruders turn your home into their playground—call us at Critter Control today! 🏠

To learn more, visit: https://www.crittercontrol.com/blog/get-rid-squirrels-attic/

03/14/2024

We are HIRING!
Critter Control of Greater Pittsburgh is looking for a full time Wildlife Damage Repair Technician.
If you or someone you know are looking for a fun and rewarding career please send us a message for more information!

Address

1647 Butler Plank Road
Glenshaw, PA
15116

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