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Wildlife in the house

Wildlife

Raccoon Removal

Raccoons are strong, clever and very good at getting into homes. Once one finds a way into an attic, crawl space or chimney, it can tear insulation, damage wiring and leave droppings that carry real health risks.

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Squirrel Removal

Squirrels chew. Once they get into an attic, they chew wood, insulation and sometimes electrical wiring to build nests and keep their teeth worn down.

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Bat Removal

Bats can squeeze through very small gaps and often roost in attics, walls and behind shutters.

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Mice & Rat Removal

Mice and rats move indoors looking for food, water and warm places to nest, especially as nights get colder.

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Opossum Removal

Opossums are mostly harmless, but they like to den under decks, porches, sheds and crawl spaces, and sometimes in attics or garages.

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Skunk Removal

Skunks dig dens under porches, decks, sheds and slabs, and dig small holes in lawns looking for grubs.

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Snake Removal

Most snakes around homes are harmless and help control rodents, but nobody wants one in the garage or basement.

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Bird Removal

Pigeons, starlings and sparrows often nest in dryer vents, bathroom fans, attics, soffits and gutters.

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Mole Control

Moles tunnel just under the surface looking for worms and grubs. They rarely come inside, but they can wreck a lawn and garden fast.

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Bugs and household pests

Pest control

Ant Control

A few ants on the counter usually means a colony in the walls, under the slab or in the yard.

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Cockroach Control

Seeing one roach in daylight often means many more are hiding. German cockroaches live and breed indoors in kitchens and bathrooms, while larger American and smokybrown roaches usually come in from outside.

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Spider Control

Most house spiders are harmless, but nobody wants webs in every corner.

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Crickets, Silverfish & Other Pests

Crickets, silverfish, earwigs, centipedes and millipedes are often called occasional invaders.

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Guide

What does raccoon poop look like?

Raccoon poop is tube-shaped, about 2 to 3 inches long and roughly 3/4 inch thick, with blunt ends.

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