Wildlife Repair/Exclusion Technician

About the role

If you're ready for more than a job, Critter Control offers a career with purpose. Are you looking for a hands-on career, not just a job? Do you have experience in construction, roofing, insulation, or home improvement and want to put those skills to work in a stable, recession-resistant industry? Critter Control Operations specializes in wildlife management services for residential and commercial properties, providing humane wildlife removal, exclusion, and damage repair solutions nationwide. We help customers resolve wildlife-related concerns in safe, effective, and environmentally responsible ways while protecting homes, businesses, and communities. This role is ideal for individuals with a background in construction, repair, or related trades who are committed to craftsmanship and accountability. You'll play a critical role in preventing future wildlife intrusions by performing exclusion work, repairs, and remediation while maintaining high safety and quality standards. Critter Control is a brand that invests in its people. If you are a driven professional who embraces our values and upholds our standards of excellence, you'll find opportunities to succeed, grow, and advance within our organization.

Responsibilities

As a Wildlife Exclusion/Repair Service Technician at Critter Control, you perform hands-on exclusion, repair, and remediation services for residential and commercial properties. You identify entry points, complete structural repairs, and implement humane wildlife prevention solutions while following safety, technical, and quality guidelines.

What Does a Day in the Life Look Like?

• Perform interior and exterior property inspections, including roofs, attics, crawlspaces, and other confined spaces, to identify wildlife entry points and potential vulnerabilities.
• Install preventative exclusion materials such as screens, chimney caps, vent covers, and other barriers to prevent wildlife access.
• Complete minor repairs to roofs, siding, foundations, and other structural areas where wildlife may gain entry.