Now Available at HomeDepot.com!
CritterQuitter® is now available in three sizes - Small, Large and X-Large. You may purchase them through Amazon.com, local Installers (see authorized installer page under "Buy Now" on menu), local stores and directly through this site. We are proud to announce that Critter Quitters are now available at HomeDepot.com. Order today and have it shipped to your home. Just click here for direct links to the product page for each size.
Critter Quitter Is The Answer!
Rats, Snakes, or Frogs in the Toilet or Sink? Ugly Gray Pipes Sticking Out of Your Roof? White Pipes Sticking Out Like a Sore Thumb? Many people don’t realize that your plumbing vents (those little pipes that stick out of your roof) are the source for a host of problems with your home. From leaking vents that can cause thousands of dollars in damage over time, to stained roofs from oxidized lead running onto your shingles, to frogs, rats, and snakes ending up in your toilets, these all often originate from your plumbing vents.
Critter Quitter® is far more than a simple shield that protects the vent. Its patent pending design has an internal component that drops the rain water into the vent. This keeps the damaged portion of the vent dry and stops the leak. It also has a screen that stops frogs, rats, and other animals from entering the vent and ending up in your toilets or sinks.
Critter Quitters® are easy to install by either a home owner or professional, don’t require any special tools, and add a nice look to your roof. They come in two sizes that fit just about all vents, and we even offer an extra large custom vent shield for the rare 4 inch vent found on older homes.
So whether you have a new roof or an old one, when you buy Critter Quitters® you are buying piece of mind.
Why do Vents have Flashing
When a house is built, it has plywood put down called decking on to which the shingles are nailed. If its a tiled roof it has a water proof barrier put down then the tiles (the tiles don’t stop the rain, its the barrier under them.) Where there is a…
Cuban Frog on Window
I got this little friend on our patio glass door last night. Little guy just wanted to see what was on TV. I love the way they stick to everything. That’s something to think about if they get in your house.
Why do Squirrels Chew Lead
Well, nobody speaks squirrel that I know of, but there are two theories, The first is that squirrels are rodents and as such their teeth are always growing. So they have to have something to gnaw on to keep them in check. Lead is soft enough that they can chew…
Plumbing Vents, What Are They
Getting back to basics, plumbing vents are the little stacks that stick out of your roof. They allow water to flow out of your drains by displacing it with air. If you didn’t have them your toilet wouldn’t flush or your shower wouldn’t drain. Since they connect to the sewer…