Mr. Nick Adams Mr. Nick Adams is committed to his work. He is punctual, efficient, effective and willing to help find solutions to your problem. I am grateful for your service. Thank you Nick.

Saved....... Had horrible , dirty critters in my attic.......bad for a Mrs. Clean like me! Critter control took care of my problem ( crossing my fingers!) so maybe I can sleep peacefully once again! The absolute best of this awful experience was their technician, Nick Adams!!! He was so reassuring and calm (which I was not) and took control of this less than desired happening! Wish that there were more people like Nick. Critter Control sealed up the entry points today, and let's see what the coming days will bring......hope and pray for no more infestation, but we'll see. Heads up also to Emerson. (repair team)........a real gentleman.

right hand doesn't know from the left An inspector came out, created a "plan" and charged me. The "trappers" lied about inspecting, they had no idea what the other "team" was supposed to do in terms of plugging up holes and disinfecting. So trappers "trapped" before holes were plugged and come to find out today- there are still gaping holes. I am extremely disappointed in this company - they took my money without doing the job

Smelly Problem Critter Control came and saved the day! A opossum decided to make his home in our attic and didn't make it out alive. Noticing a very unpleasant smell we needed the help of a professional. I called Critter Control and they promptly sent a Wildlife Technician to remove the little house guest. Tom Dobrzanski was very polite and professional, and had our problem resolved very quickly. Hopefully we won't have this problem again, but if we do, we'll call Critter Control.

Unwanted critter guests This is my second experience with Critter control in my 25 year history of living in south fla. They are truly dedicated and committed. Very dependable. Excellent follow through with plans. My only negative was a bit of communication issues with the left hand not knowing what the right hand was doing and some confusion over projections and some unnecessary duplication of efforts.