Spring brings with it warmer weather, longer days, and a renewed desire to spend time outdoors. As homeowners begin to clean up their yards, uncover patio furniture, and prep gardens for the season ahead, it’s important to remember that you’re not the only one becoming more active. Urban wildlife—raccoons, squirrels,
Hearing noises in your attic can be alarming. Whether it’s scratching, thumping, or chirping, these sounds are a clear indication that wildlife has made its way into your home. While the presence of animals in the attic may seem harmless at first, it’s a situation that requires immediate attention. Wildlife
Squirrels sharp teeth enable easy access, allowing them to establish cozy nests within insulated attic spaces. Squirrels seek attics for shelter from harsh weather, warmth and a safe place to raise their young. Attics also offer ideal protection from predators and elements. Squirrels create entry points by chewing through roofs,
Hearing strange noises in your attic can be alarming. Whether it’s a loud thud, scratching, or chirping, it likely means an animal has moved in. This blog will help you figure out which critter is causing the noise and how to safely remove it. Identifying Which Animal Could Be in
Raccoons are clever critters and can cause significant damage to your roof. Raccoons are essentially mini home inspectors, constantly exploring rooftops for any structural flaws. Although it is not the animal’s intent to be destructive or harmful, it is a fact that these animals cause considerable damage that often goes
Contrary to popular belief, live-trapping a raccoon and relocating it is not a good way to solve the problem. Keep reading to discover why this method falls short and what alternative solutions can effectively address your raccoon intrusions. Is It Legal To Trap Raccoons? In Ontario, the Fish and Wildlife
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