This blog would provide information about places of entry in a home. And common attractions for wildlife, such as warmth, food, and shelter. It can offer tips on reducing these attractants without giving away DIY exclusion advice, promoting the need for a professional...
Discovering a bat in your house can be quite unsettling. Whether it flew in unexpectedly or snuck in through a small gap, dealing with a bat indoors isn’t something you should take lightly. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through what to do if you find a bat...
Homeowners are often confused when it comes to unwanted wildlife in their home. They confuse rodents with squirrels, which is easy to do. But since that’s the case, we will tell you about both of them. A squirrel will typically get in around the roof, the...
If you live in a suburban or an urban area, you probably don’t realize how much farmland and wilderness there is. However, the non-rural areas of our country are growing rapidly and encroaching on our wildlife. This is causing many more instances that require...
Birds and other critters are always looking for shelter. Most times, this shelter is in trees or outdoors. However, birds often find shelter in barns, abandoned buildings, and homes. Unfortunately, they can make your home their home, giving a whole new meaning to,...
As temperatures drop and pests begin looking for shelter against the cold winter days and nights, homeowners should be aware of any noises coming from their attic. Time of Day May Indicate The Type of Pest Depending on the time of day, those noises might even help...
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