Raccoons
Entry into attics, chimneys, crawl spaces, garages, and other sheltered areas.
Nuisance Wildlife Control
Practical wildlife control for homes, businesses, and properties across eastern Cattaraugus and western Allegany Counties, New York.
Having a wildlife problem?
We focus on identifying how wildlife is getting in, addressing the immediate nuisance, and helping prevent repeat visits.
Tell us what's happening →What We Handle
From scratching in the attic to animals getting under a porch, we help property owners address common nuisance wildlife issues.
Entry into attics, chimneys, crawl spaces, garages, and other sheltered areas.
Noise, nesting, chewing, and access through rooflines, soffits, vents, and gaps.
Animals denning beneath decks, sheds, porches, foundations, and other structures.
Unwanted visitors around buildings, crawl spaces, decks, sheds, and outbuildings.
Help with building entry points and exclusion planning for bats in occupied structures.
Wildlife getting into vents, roofs, walls, attics, sheds, and other problem areas.
A Straightforward Process
Wildlife control starts with understanding the problem and the property.
Describe the animal, sounds, damage, location, or signs you've noticed.
Look for likely entry points, nesting or denning areas, and conditions attracting wildlife.
Discuss removal, exclusion, repairs, and prevention options appropriate to the situation.
Address access points and problem areas so your property is less inviting to repeat visitors.
Proudly Local
Critter Eviction Services focuses on eastern Cattaraugus County and western Allegany County.
Locally owned and operated by Jamie Riesdorph.
Keeping our service area focused means we can spend more time helping local property owners solve local wildlife problems.
Communities we serve include:
Olean • Portville • Westons Mills • Cuba • Salamanca • Hinsdale • Friendship • Franklinville • Ceres
Eastern Cattaraugus
& Western Allegany
Questions?
Every property and wildlife situation is different. Here are a few good starting points.
That's common. Describe the sounds, droppings, damage, time of day, and where you've noticed activity. Those clues can help narrow down the likely culprit.
The goal is to address the larger property problem, not simply the animal's immediate presence. Depending on the situation, that can include identifying and addressing access points and other contributing conditions.
Yes. Attics, rooflines, soffits, vents, crawl spaces, and wall voids are common places for nuisance wildlife to enter or shelter.
Don't corner or handle a wild animal. Keep people and pets away from the immediate area and contact a wildlife-control professional for guidance.
Request Service
Give us a few details about the wildlife problem and the property. The more you can tell us, the easier it is to start figuring out the situation.
Call or text: 716-307-3807