Wildlife Control Services
Safe, Humane, and Effective Wildlife Removal & Prevention
Unwanted wildlife can quickly turn your home or business into a dangerous and costly environment. From gnawed wires and damaged insulation to health hazards from droppings and bites, wild animals are more than just a nuisance—they’re a serious threat to your property and your peace of mind.
Our Wildlife Control Services
Prepare Your Home Before You Move In
We offer comprehensive wildlife control solutions tailored to East Texas homes and businesses:
Humane Wildlife Trapping
We use safe, regulated trapping methods to remove intruding animals without causing unnecessary harm. Once removed, the wildlife is relocated away from your property.
Rodent Control & Removal
Our residential pest control and commercial pest control services include rodent extermination and exclusion techniques to stop rats and mice at the source.
Exclusion Services
After removal, we seal all potential entry points to keep pests out—covering vents, sealing crawlspaces, and installing chimney caps.
Damage Assessment & Sanitation
We assess and report wildlife-related property damage and can offer recommendations for cleanup and repair. This service pairs well with our home inspection services if you’re purchasing or selling a property.
Flexible Pest Control Plans to Fit Your Needs
At East Texas Pest Control, we go beyond basic extermination. Our licensed and experienced technicians evaluate your space, identify active pest threats, and implement targeted treatments while also preventing future infestations through ongoing maintenance and exclusion strategies.
No two locations are alike, which is why we offer several service plan options tailored to your schedule and pest control needs:
One-Time Service – Great for seasonal pests or a sudden infestation
Quarterly Service – Ideal for ongoing protection year-round
Bi-Annual Service – Preventative treatments in peak pest seasons
Annual Service – Budget-friendly protection with yearly follow-ups
Our goal is not just to treat symptoms, but to stop pests at the source—and keep them from returning.
