A dead animal in your wall is a problem that no homeowner wants to deal with. Perhaps you heard some noises in your wall that stopped, or maybe you found a hole on the exterior of your home that would grant animal access. Determining if there is a dead animal in your wall requires a […]

Do you have to be concerned about pest control during winter? If you live in New England, you certainly do. While bees and mosquitoes flew overhead during summertime, cockroaches, mice, spiders, etc. could creep underfoot during winter. These pests are searching for protection from the cold, and sadly, our warmer homes look inviting to them.

The cold winter weather brings cozy nights by the fire, holiday traditions, and many other happy things, but it also brings some unwanted guests inside of your home. As the temperature drops outside, animals start looking for somewhere warm and cozy to live until spring returns. Unfortunately for you, your home makes the perfect spot!

Rats and mice may be small creatures, but the damage they can do to a house is enormous. In fact, it’s estimated that rodent infestations cause around twenty billion dollars’ worth of damage to businesses, homes, and agriculture in the United States every year. What does that look like for an individual house? Here is

The autumn season is already here, which means bright fall colors, warm drinks, and wildlife creatures looking for a place to call home. Since our well-insulated houses are much warmer and drier than outdoors in the fall and winter, unfortunately, this means that critters are going to start finding ways to get inside. If you

Halloween may be just around the corner, but bats are a spooky site that you only want to see as decorations. Unfortunately, it’s not uncommon for homeowners to find these creepy creatures in the house. Bats can cause a variety of issues in your home, as they carry harmful diseases that pose a danger for

Determining that you have mice in your home may be as obvious as simply seeing one scamper across the kitchen floor. However, since mice are nocturnal, it’s not always that easy. You may have mice in your home and not even know it, because they are hiding in your walls or in the attic. If

Bees are an unpleasant insect to encounter, no matter where you are. Between the sound of the buzzing and the fear that they may sting you, people try to avoid them at all costs. Because they are such small creature, it is not uncommon that they could follow you indoors. Finding a bees nest in

As long as they have a 4 inch hole, raccoons can squeeze their way into just about any home. Once they’ve found a way to get their head through, their whole body can then wiggle its way in. Here’s a few weak spots to watch out for that raccoons are likely to sneak in through.

If you’ve notice skunks hanging around your yard more often, they may have made a home for themselves under a shed or deck. These furry creatures can cause major damage to your lawn, and leave strong odors when they spray. If you have pets roaming your yard, it especially important to keep them away. Here’s