Although squirrels can be entertaining to watch in your backyard, they can also create havoc. From eating birdseed, ruining gardens and sometimes even getting into your home, squirrels have the potential to cause a lot of damage. Here are five tips for removing squirrels from your property before any major damage occurs. 1. Control the
The jury is out on whether they are cute or ugly, but if you have an opossum (or possum) living under your porch or in your attic, you want it gone. While they are not the most destructive pest you could have, they do carry more than their fair share of parasites including ticks and
Imagine. As you’re lying in bed at night, or maybe just getting ready for bed, you see something flying across the room and you have no idea if it’s real. Once the animal stops moving, and you get closer you can easily see it’s a bat in your home. So, now what? Here’s what you
Spring has sprung and the birds are chipping. But while our feathered friends can be lovely to listen to, they become real pests when they build their nests too close to your home or in dangerous places. Bird nests can cause damage to rooftops and clog your gutters while bird droppings which are a natural
Pools can provide you and your family with a welcome respite after a long, hot summer day. Unfortunately, wildlife tends to view your pool in the same manner! All types of wildlife have been known to make their way toward pools for water or just for a refreshing break. Depending on where you live,
Chances are, you’ve put some thought into how to keep burglars from breaking into your home. But have you thought about taking preventative measures so that a certain furry “masked bandit” doesn’t destruct the outside of your home? Although they may look cute and furry, raccoons (with their mask-like pattern of black fur surrounding their
Although skunks are well known for their ability to spray a stinky fluid in self-defence, their destructive behaviour is usually lesser-known. But they sure can create a nuisance around your home! One of the telltale signs of knowing you have a skunk problem is recognizing their smell. Unlike anything you’ve ever smelled before, a