With winter on the horizon, many pests will be looking for a safe space to keep warm through the cold months. The last thing you want is for wild animals to get into your attic and create their den for the winter. Wildlife can create a lot of chaos and costly damage in your attic,
When you see wildlife doing things they maybe shouldn’t be doing in and around Halton, you may want to call someone to help you out. Whether we’re talking about a coyote hanging out in a residential neighbourhood, a dead animal on the side of the highway or a raccoon making himself comfortable in your attic
If you’ve found signs of a pest infestation in or around your home, you’ll likely want to act fast to get them out and away from your house and property. Even if you catch the animal, how will you do it and what will you do with it? There are many ways to catch pests
Dryer Vents can get clogged or damaged by animals including birds. Get rid of the animals and install vent covers!
Now that the weather has gotten colder and it’s no longer comfortable for animals to find spots to create a den outside, your home becomes a much larger target for the neighbourhood pests. Squirrels, possums, bats, owls, raccoons and insects all start to look for somewhere warm to hole up for the winter, and your
As the warm weather of spring approaches, so does bird nesting season. Unfortunately, one of the more common places for birds to build their nests is in the vents of your home! From dryer vents to fan vents, no small vent space is safe from a bird looking for a safe, warm and comfortable place
Figuring out how to keep wildlife away from your property is important, particularly if the local animals are making it a habit of causing damage. Depending on the creature you’re dealing with, you may find the plants in your garden chewed to the ground, ripped up shingles, garbage strewn all over the place on collection
Raccoons can be a big problem! If you’ve ever walked out of your home in the morning to find trash scattered across your lawn, then you probably know what it’s like when raccoons run amok in your home. Those little bandits can be a real hassle if you’re not careful. Some especially ambitious raccoons can
"I Don't Know What Critter is in My Attic, But IT IS Up There!" If you've been hearing the pitter patter of little feet in your attic, you probably have an animal - likely a squirrel, raccoon, bat, bird or rodent (and likely more than one) - who's thinking of making a home in there.
While you should be taking measures for nuisance wildlife prevention all year round, now, at the onset of winter, is the time to inspect your home for winter entry points. Animals want to get in out of the cold, mate, and create nests, so it's vitally important that you do what you can to prevent
