Apr 16, 2022 | Bats, Wildlife Removal Services
Bats are a seasonly active key player in keeping local ecosystems balanced. In most of North America during the spring and summer seasons bats are active at dusk hunting for insects; natures bug control to a degree. As bats fly around clearing the air of insects they...
Apr 4, 2022 | General, Wildlife Removal Services
We sometimes are asked “can we just leave the critters up there”? In short, it wouldn’t be an advisable idea. When critters enter the premises of your home they are going to begin the process of making it their home as well. Critters left to their own devices in your...
Mar 21, 2022 | Bats, Birds, Mice, Rats, Squirrels, Wildlife Removal Services
A popular item in most hardware stores are cans of spray foam. These cans function very well in sealing cavities and crevices around all sorts of items. From plumbing to HVAC spray foam finds a purpose; but what about pest control? Critters that are in search of a...
Mar 9, 2022 | Bats, Birds, Mice, Opossum, Raccoons, Rats, Squirrels, Wildlife Removal Services
When it comes to installing a roof, proper ventilation is a must. Roofs must be able to breath. Cool air usually travels into the attic through openings in the soffit (the overhangs of the house), which pushes hot air and moisture out through vents on top of the roof....
Mar 7, 2022 | Bats, Birds, Groundhogs, Mice, Opossum, Raccoons, Rats, Skunks, Squirrels, Wildlife Removal Services
Sometimes homeowners get extremely familiar with the habits of the critter in their home. They wake up to their scratching or rustling in the morning and even witness them going in and out of the holes at specific times. The question becomes “can we seal the hole and...
Mar 3, 2022 | Bats, Birds, Groundhogs, Mice, Opossum, Raccoons, Rats, Skunks, Squirrels, Wildlife Removal Services
A common question we receive inquires as to weather or not the critters in the attic or walls will “just leave on their own?” Critters, like most living things are in search of food, water and shelter. It’s a good day for critters when they find any of those...
