Any Pest Inc. Blog
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Wildlife exclusion is a crucial part of any wildlife control and prevention solution. Exclusion is the system whereby all entry points into your home and its structure are inspected and sealed off to prevent the infestation of rodents or other wildlife creatures. Once an animal has entered your home and nested, removal is only the
With the winter months and cold air upon us, the inside of our homes become a warm and safe haven for mother nature’s wildlife. Rodents, birds, mammals, and other pesky critters will be in search of food, water, and shelter for their offspring and our homes provide all of this free of charge. Wildlife can
Ever wonder what is causing those damaging tunnels crisscrossing across your beautifully manicured lawn and landscape? Meet the mole, a small mammal that dwells underground and can exhibit some very costly destruction to your outside living areas. Moles are insectivorous mammals, meaning they primarily feed on insects. Earthworms are their favorite feast but any small
Female raccoons love the attics of our homes. They offer warmth, security, and safety for their kits and are perfect places to make nests for their nursery during fall and winter months. Raccoons are mammals that mostly feed on insects, fruits, and berries but they can cause expensive damage to your home and also carry
There is nothing more disconcerting than the notion of sharing your home with a family of rodents. Mice and rats are constantly seeking safe shelter from mother nature and can enter your home’s vulnerable access points to make their dwelling. Along with these new tenants comes costly destruction to your property and potential health risks
It happens every summer. Little flies that invade your kitchen in search of beautifully ripe fruit and expiring produce causing sporadic arm-flailing and constant swatting. So how do we prevent fruit flies from entering our home and what do we do once they are there? Fruit flies multiply very rapidly. They can go from a
Bats are very beneficial to our ecosystem and are natural pest regulators. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service notes that on average, a bat will feast on as many as 600-1000 insects in a single hour. But the danger of bats in your home can be very serious and cause unsurmountable health risks and even
Millipedes are from the arthropods group of insects. Their name is derived from Latin meaning “A Thousand Legs” although there is no found record of a millipede containing this many legs. There are many species of millipedes and although creepy, they harness little or no harm to humans. Millipedes mainly live in subterranean dwellings and
