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726-248-9286Service Area
San Antonio & the Hill Country
Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday, 5:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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Mailing Address
10650 Culebra Rd, #104-273
San Antonio, TX 78251-4806
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What Our Customers Say
Sharrich Scott
October 4, 2026
Many years ago, I was looking for someone to help my brother out with a skunk issue. A family took up residents under the office. It stunk so horribly. Fortunately, I found Bryan. He really is the best in the industry. I have referred many friends to him that are all very happy with his services from skunk to raccoon removal to snake issues to mice and pest control needs. I have even asked him to identify and give solutions for other issues too. Bryan is a wealth of knowledge! He is the only solution I recommend!!!
Terri Devin
October 4, 2026
Bryan is knowledgeable. He taught us entry points into our roof and home from squirrels and bats. He inspected the 2 story roof inside and out. Hubbs and I got too scared to get on the ladder. For bats, he educated us on when and what to do or he could do for us. He gave us several options and not just his services. Highly recommend as he gets to know you, teaches animal behavior, gives options and listens to you.
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October 3, 2026
Mary Kay
October 2, 2026
Exceptional knowledge and very professional. Highly recommend!
Candice
October 2, 2026
I despise Texas's creepy crawlers. Bryan has been a huge help with knowledge on bugs and critters. He's always respectful and extremely helpful. I never thought I'd care what animal was in its mating season but it definitely changes their behavior and activity.