by swatms | Aug 27, 2018 | Nuisance Wildlife, Uncategorized
All About Bats If you’ve recently found bats in your attic, you may have a number of reactions. The sight of bats can be pretty scary, but the more you know about these animals, the less fearful you’re likely to be. Of course, if you’re an animal lover, you may want...
by swatms | Jul 31, 2018 | Nuisance Wildlife, Uncategorized
Grey Squirrels: Breeding, Babies, and Lifespan Have you found a baby grey squirrel in your yard recently or noticed that the baby squirrel population in your neighborhood is a little higher than normal? it may be time to learn more about these animals. These squirrels...
by swatms | Jul 9, 2018 | Blog, Nuisance Wildlife, Occasional Invaders, Rodents, Stinging or Biting Insects, Uncategorized
Why Pest Control Is Important and A High Priority According to public health officials, the quality of life that we have today is largely attributed to three main factors: improvements in medicine and vaccines, advanced sanitation methods and significant strides in...
by swatms | Jun 20, 2018 | Nuisance Wildlife, Occasional Invaders, Uncategorized
Noises In Attic! What to Do! Several types of animals can make their way into your attic because it’s warm, high up, and safe from possible predators. It’s the perfect place for them to have their squeaky little babies and hoard food, except that you and your family...
by swatms | May 1, 2018 | Blog, Nuisance Wildlife, Uncategorized
Is there spring wildlife living in your home? So, you have returned home and found an unwanted resident. We are not talking about your cousin who talks too much and eats all the contents of the refrigerator. We are talking about animals that come out in spring and...
by swatms | Apr 10, 2018 | Blog, Nuisance Wildlife, Occasional Invaders, Rodents, Stinging or Biting Insects, Uncategorized, Wood Destroying Insects
Proactive Steps to Take to Prevent Pest Infestations Spring is here. That means, unfortunately, so are a lot of unwanted pests … and these insects are not only in the air. They are in your walls, on your countertops, and trying to sneak into every nook and...
