What Animals Can Get in Your Dryer Vents?
Dryer Vents can get clogged or damaged by animals including birds. Get rid of the animals and install vent covers!
Dryer Vents can get clogged or damaged by animals including birds. Get rid of the animals and install vent covers!
With summer finally upon us, we are now in the height of wasp nesting season - beware of wasp bites! These pesky insects like to build their nests in trees, holes around your home or up in your eaves making them an incredible nuisance when you are trying to enjoy the backyard. When it comes to
Longer days and shorter nights mean that summer is finally on its way! Unfortunately, summer also means the return of one thing that we’re not as crazy about… Wasps! And where there are wasps there is surely a nest or two nearby. Here are a few crazy things you definitely don’t want to do if
Spring means the return of outdoor events and backyard BBQs. But it also means the return of a certain pesky winged insect that I think we can all agreed we’d be happier without… Wasps! Enjoying a piece of fruit in the backyard now means being prepared to shoo away those buggers and watching for nests
In May, wasp season begins in full force in Halton Region. Residents of Burlington, Oakville, Milton and surrounding Southern Ontario areas begin to feel the sting - or at least the annoyance - of these flying nuisances. Nearly everyone is afraid of wasps, even if stings are technically avoidable by staying clear of them. However, when nests
Once you've had a wasp nest removed by a wildlife or pest control expert, you know you don't want to go through that process again. It's stressful having wasps buzzing around your property - whether it is disrupting your home comfort or your business - so you might as well lessen the odds of them
Alright, so wasp nests are one of the most intimidating types of pest removal to take on, but if you're considering doing it yourself, here are the 5 steps to successfully removing a wasp nest. 1. Find the Wasp Nest Let's start with the obvious, shall we? The trouble is, sometimes you know you have