These unethical guys try to over charge an elderly couple to remove a skunk underneath their house…read more Guess how much? $6630.00. That's not a mistake $6630 to remove 1 skunk under a house. What a bunch of .......

Wesley Carver with Alpha Wildlife did a great job! Very professional and polite! Great serviceread more

I've used them twice, and have had two good experiences. I had a squirrel in the attic at one…read moreproperty, and it ran out. All possible entrances were sealed. Second time I had my roof and siding inspected for mice intrusion into the attic. I'd recommend them to anyone with wildlife issues.

Matthew has exceptional customer service. He is knowledgeable, thorough, friendly, and…read morecommunicative. He is a great listener and works hard to explore all avenues to resolve issues.

Pest/critter control services provided. Good customer service and technicians with relevant…read moreknowledge and experience. Clover mites seem to be somewhat resistant to the initial treatment and a second application is typically needed.

Critter Wrangler has delivered on pest control. Our tech, Jordan, took time to explain what he was…read moredoing and answered all my questions thoroughly. The cost is affordable and it helps that we can pay on a monthly schedule.

I can highly recommend Josh Pollard of Elite Wildlife Control. He responded quickly to my call to…read morehelp reinforce a deck enclosure to keep a groundhog out. He went above and beyond repairing the damage the groundhog had done. I am very grateful.

Josh is a very courteous guy. He knows what he's doing as far as wildlife control goes.read more

We had a frustrating experience with the Knoxville-area location of this company. We reached out…read morespecifically for rodent extermination and exclusion services -- not just trapping -- and clearly communicated that sealing entry points was a priority (we have proof of this). After a consultation with a representative I'll call J.J., we were sent a contract that explicitly stated sealing would be included. That was the only reason we moved forward and paid the initial fee. Weeks later, a different technician arrived and was surprised to learn she was the first person to visit the property beyond J.J. She told us she was only there to service traps and had no idea exclusion was supposed to be part of the job. She was kind and clearly not at fault. But shortly after, J.J. called and spent 20 minutes gaslighting me -- insisting exclusion was never discussed and wasn't in the contract. Only after we pushed back did he finally READ the contract and admit he had used the wrong template. He still refused to honor it and said we never mentioned exclusion. They eventually offered a full refund, which we appreciate. But we spent weeks waiting while dealing with rats, only to be told they wouldn't follow through with what was promised in writing. The miscommunication, shifting blame, and unprofessional conduct make this a company we would never recommend.

After hearing what sounded like animals in the attic, I called Critter Control to inspect and let…read moreus know what was going on. They came to the house, provided a comprehensive evaluation of the entire exterior of the house (where any animals could be entering), what they saw in the attic, etc. They came back with a $3,659.00 estimate for installing galvanized mesh on fewer than ten outside possible entry points, and for trapping and removal of whatever might be in the attic (a 2100 sq ft house). After bawking at the price, and after removing some of the line items from the initial invoice, they offered a 20% discount, indicating that "if anyone asks, you are a 70 year old veteran" .... okay....? I was told that I would pay a little less than half down at the time the contract was signed and that the remainder would be paid when the work was complete. They had to send me three versions of the contract, as the math wasn't adding up on the contract.... I should have known to stop at that point and call another company. I signed the contract and used a link they sent me to pay the initial deposit by credit card on Thursday, 8 August 2024. One of their technicians texted on Saturday morning, 10 August, saying that he was coming to begin the work (I had heard nothing about scheduling at this point). I told him that we planned to be away from the house that day, and asked if we needed to be home. He apologized and said that the manager just told him to come to our home that day, and that he only planned to work on the exterior items, and did not need to be inside the house. He said he was returning Monday to complete the inside work. He arrived and began the exterior work, we left, and received a text later that he was finished outside and would return Monday, 12 August. Halfway through the day on Monday, 12 August, I hadn't heard from anyone, and happened to log in to look at my bank account. I saw that they had used my credit card number from the deposit to go ahead and charge for the entire remainder of the contract. Note that at this point, not even half of the contracted work was completed, as they had not even been inside my house since the initial inspection. I immediately texted both numbers that the initial salesperson had used to text me. There was no response, so I called both numbers and left messages on the voicemail indicating that my card had been charged and that I needed to talk to someone. I called the number that I had used to schedule the initial visit, and apparently, if you press (1) as a new customer, you can get routed to an answering service that can schedule appointments, etc. If you press (2) as a current customer, the phone rings and rings, and no one ever answers. I received a call from a 615 number (Nashville/middle Tennessee) and a woman advised that she was the manager of the service person that had come to the house on Saturday. She said that she was made aware of a billing concern I had. (Frustrating because the salesperson could have extended the courtesy of answering my call, texting me back, calling me back, etc.) I explained my concern and she said that there must have been a billing error, but that the charge was intentional because the outside work was done. I advised that I was told that the remaining charge was due upon completion of the sale, and that I had to initiate the first payment, and should be in control of initiating the remaining payment. I didn't (knowingly) authorize them to store my card number nor charge my account prematurely before the work was completed. I asked her to refund the charge, but she said that her "limit" that she could approve was only $250, but that she could "call her manager." Becoming increasingly concerned about the entire situation, I advised her that I was going to cancel the contract, as there was a right of rescission (3 business days from the date the contract was signed). I confirmed the address that the cancellation notice should be sent and hung up. That same evening, I received a text message from an automated system indicating "Your Appointment with a Critter Control Professional is scheduled for 15 August." No calls have been received, no follow up, no refund has been received, and I have no way to know what the company intends to do. I can't think of a more horrible way to do business. The sheer lack of communication and follow through is deplorable and I can't imagine the idea of running my business in this manner. The company and workers initially exhibited all of the professionalism, but just as soon as that contract was signed and my money was taken, there is no telling if or when I will hear from or see them (or my money) again. Regardless of the outcome, I would steer clear of doing business with a company that conducts itself in this manner.