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" * " indicates required fields First name * Phone * Zip Code * CAPTCHA Serving the Omaha & Council Bluffs Areas (402) 999-4921 Hours of Operation Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday Closed Serving the following locations in Nebraska and Iowa: By County: Cass, Douglas, Fremont, Mills, Pottawattamie, Sarpy, Saunders and Washington Counties Bellevue, NE Blair, NE Chautaqua, IA Crescent, IA Glenwood, IA Kennard, NE Mineola, IA Murray, NE Pacific Junction, IA Plattsmouth, NE Silver City, IA Thurman, IA Weeping Water, NE Bartlett, IA ​Bennington, NE Cedar Creek, NE Council Bluffs, IA Cullom, NE Honey Creek, IA Malvern, IA Murdock, NE Omaha, NE Papillion, NE Ralston, NE Tabor, IA Washington, NE Testimonials Omaha’s Lied Jungle is the largest indoor rain forest, and the Desert Dome covers the largest indoor desert. We have underground water reserves, botanical gardens, nature parks, and the Missouri River. With resources like these, it’s no wonder we have a wide variety of wildlife in the area. You don’t have to go to the Henry Dooly Zoo and Aquarium or the Simmons Conservation Park to see wildlife, however. You can find them roaming your neighborhoods and in your yard, searching for food, water, and shelter. Wildlife like rats, mice, raccoons, skunks, opossums, bats, rabbits, snakes, and squirrels are a nuisance in some parts of Omaha. Nuisance behaviors include invading your home or property, causing damage as they search for food and a place to sleep. If not dealt with quickly, damages will increase, along with the cost of repairs. We’ve seen this happen many times to homeowners and business owners. To help, we’ve created a three-step process that starts with an inspection. Inspections can be done at any time, even long before you notice damages from Omaha wildlife. The second and third steps involve removing and excluding the animal, then repairing any damages. Below are some examples of how the process works. Critter Control Wildlife Removal Process Critter Control is here for you every step of the way in the wildlife removal process. From inspection to removal—and even exclusion and repair—we have the services you need to get rid of raccoons, rodents, and other nuisances fast. First, we identify the animal on the property, then use humane methods to remove the animal and secure weak points where more could enter. If damage has been done, we can make those repairs for a complete restoration. Contact a Critter Control office near you today. STEP 1 Wildlife Inspection During the inspection we try to ascertain how many animals there are, where they are located, and how they got in. Based on what you have seen, heard and smelled, we start the inspection where you have noticed signs of animal activity. Evidence of animals inside your home include nests, dens, feces, and animal tracks. We investigate the exterior of your home looking for possible entry points, any evidence of animal damage, tracks, fur, animal waste, or rub marks. Wildlife STEP 2 Removal We use several methods to humanely remove the animal from your home. Depending on the species, the number of animals, and the condition of your property, we develop a custom wildlife removal plan. Humane wildlife removal strategies include animal traps, one-way doors, and repellents. Once we guarantee all animals are gone, we implement exclusion techniques. Exclusion techniques provide a safe, long-term solution to nuisance wildlife in your home. We create barriers to prevent animals from getting to resources. We only apply exclusions once we are sure all animals are gone from your home. Wildlife Removal STEP 3 Exclusion and Repair Wildlife will damage your home. Exclusion techniques repair any damage the animal causes getting into your home. Inside your home, animals build nests and dens out of readily available material. They will create runs through the insulation. Rodents will gnaw on anything including electrical wires and pipes. Animals can also spread diseases. We apply sanitation agents to clean up feces and urine. Mammals can host pests like fleas, ticks, and mites. Ectoparasite treatments exterminate those pests so you don’t become their next host. Prevention and Repair Bat Removal While Nebraska has thirteen different species of bats, but the one you may find living in your attic, office building, or other structures on your Omaha property is the brown bat. They come out at night to feed on thousands of insects. Bats can consume between 25% and 125% of their body weight in insects nightly. Also, bat guano is an excellent fertilizer for your garden. Nebraska bats are a great asset to the environment, except when they become a nuisance. When bats start living in your home or office, their urine and feces begin to pile up. It becomes heavy and can collapse weaker structures. Guano also contains toxins harmful to the human respiratory system. It contains uric acid that can erode metals and wood. Plus, it smells terrible and leaves stains. Getting rid of bats is not a job you should do on your own. Bats are protected species, especially during maternity season from May to August. Because some bats carry diseases like rabies, you shouldn’t put yourself in a risky situation. Instead, call our experts at Critter Control of Omaha. We have the knowledge and tools to solve your bat problem. Inspection We perform a full interior and exterior inspection and search for signs such as rub marks, guano, a strong scent of ammonia, and small openings. The most common sign is the accumulation of guano (feces). Bat Removal The most effective and humane way to remove bats is by utilizing a bat valve in conjunction with a full home exclusion. A bat valve allows for bats to exit your home but not re-enter. We follow all local ordinances for humane bat removal. We will never abandon flightless pups in your attic. Repairs After removing the bat valves, we seal the entrance hole(s) so bats can no longer enter your home. If there is substantial guano in your attic, you should consider taking advantage of our attic remediation services to remove the soiled insulation and replace it. Raccoon Removal Raccoons in Omaha are grey and white with black masks across their eyes and stripes on their tails. They are thieves in the...