Whole-property thinking
Separate active wildlife from structural access, damage, cleanup, and prevention.
About Critter-Ridder
Critter-Ridder’s approach is simple: understand the wildlife activity, inspect the accessible property, explain the findings, and recommend practical work without manufacturing pressure.

What the inspection considers
Experience is shown through clear explanations, real field documentation, accountable service, and practical follow-through.
Separate active wildlife from structural access, damage, cleanup, and prevention.
Describe what is known, what is accessible, and what still requires verification.
Use property-appropriate methods and respect timing, species, and wildlife rules.
Maintain consistent facts, clear communication, and documented follow-through.

Meet the team
From inspection and planning through field work and follow-through, Critter-Ridder’s team brings the scope back to the property in front of them.

Owner

General Manager
Office Manager

Lead Technician

Technician

Technician

Satellite Technician
The Critter-Ridder approach
The exact method depends on the species, property, season, accessible areas, and approved scope.
Jason Brabham leads the company and its property-first inspection approach.
General Manager Daniel Jones helps carry consistent service standards from scheduling through completion.
A lead technician and dedicated field technicians bring the approved scope to the property.
Common questions
These answers provide general direction. The correct plan still depends on the property and current conditions.
Explore the complete wildlife guide →Critter-Ridder was established in Lexington in 2003 and has developed around nuisance-wildlife work in the Midlands. That history matters because wildlife control requires understanding how local homes, rooflines, chimneys, crawlspaces, wooded lots, and seasonal conditions create recurring access.
Critter-Ridder specializes in wildlife inspection, active wildlife control, exclusion, cleanup, bird control, and all entry-point repairs. Contact the team with the specific condition at your property so the appropriate service can be confirmed.
Yes. The site includes original field photography, entry-point documentation, and completed repair images that show how Critter-Ridder evaluates and corrects property conditions.
A Critter-Ridder field technician or lead technician will come to your property, depending on the service needed. The office team coordinates scheduling, while the owner and management team support service standards and follow-through.
A professional approach does not begin by assuming a species, selling a preset package, or treating the visible animal as the entire problem. It connects wildlife evidence to the structure, explains what is confirmed versus suspected, and separates active control from exclusion, cleanup, repair, and optional prevention. That gives you, the property owner, a clearer basis for deciding what to authorize.
The next step is inspection
Tell us what you are noticing and where it is happening. Critter-Ridder will help determine the appropriate next step.