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Tips for Year-Round Wildlife Control Prevention and Maintenance
No matter the season, Boston homes and businesses are always surrounded by natural wildlife. Whether it’s woodchucks, squirrels, skunks or rats, there’s always a critter lurking nearby looking for a way to access the food and warmth inside your property. Here are some easy wildlife control tips to keep your property free of nuisance pests […]
Read More..Wildlife in Attics and Crawl Spaces: Detecting and Removing Nests
Wild animals are attracted to residential attics and crawl spaces because they provide a safe, warm space for the critters to nest and raise their young. Such areas are easy targets for wildlife infestations because they are often neglected, cluttered, and rarely visited by homeowners. Once inside, nuisance wildlife can cause significant damage to your […]
Read More..Effective Rodent-Proofing: Sealing Entry Points and Cracks
Nobody wants rodents in their home; however, rats and mice are efficient at finding their way inside Boston area properties. The nuisance pests often gain access through gaps or cracks in vulnerable places around your home. Once inside, the pests will nest in your attic, walls, or crawl spaces before accessing your food and water […]
Read More..Humane Wildlife Removal: Why It Matters and How It’s Done
From traps to poisons, there are many advertised methods for getting rid of unwanted pests on your property. Unfortunately, many of those methods are outdated, inhumane, and may cause the animal to needlessly suffer. Therefore, many wildlife removal professionals these days recommend implementing humane wildlife removal methods to ensure the safety of all involved parties, […]
Read More..Effective Animal Control Methods: Pros and Cons
Most home and business owners have a few priorities when it comes to animal control methods: to get rid of the infestation as soon, and as affordably, as possible, and to do so in a humane manner that will not require them to get their own hands dirty or cause the critter any unnecessary distress. […]
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