If you live near a park or forest, you have every right to worry about wild animals infesting your home. Rodents and other creatures are known to live in parks just as much as in homes. But, whether you live near a park or not, the same things that always increase you chances of getting…
Decks are known to harbor all kinds of pests. Skunks, opossums, raccoons, and mice will happily live under a deck if given the opportunity. Rats will burrow beneath them to get into the house! Giving your deck a good inspection is an excellent first step in pest-proofing the home. For professional pest-proofing and mouse removal,…
Mice are troublesome little animals. They may be cute and tiny, but they smell awful and pose a threat to the health of your family. Mice carry dangerous diseases like the Hantavirus, and they have the potential to start fires with their habit of chewing electrical wiring. Whether you are at home or away on…
Do you think you have some winter visitors? Mice are known to live in people’s houses because they are warm and relatively safe from predators. Human homes are also full of food; a bag of bird seed left open in the garage would be enough to feed entire generations of mice. If you’re worried about…
With winter comes mouse invasions. Mice, like us, would rather stay inside when it is cold. Who can blame them? The problem is that mice bring disease and destruction with them. Mice carry several harmful diseases and will happily chew on the wires inside your house, risking fire and power failures. Mice also smell terrible…
Mice are nocturnal little mammals that are famous for invading pantries. Pantries are often filled with dried goods like cereal, flour, beans, and rice in loose packages that mice can easily get into. To a mouse, a pantry with an open bag of cereal is like an all-you-can-eat buffet. The little critter will hide in…
Keeping toys clean is always a good idea. Children frequently drop or drag their toys on the ground, then put them in their mouths. A toy that has been contaminated from a mouse infestation may spread germs everywhere in the house. Luckily, toys can be cleaned with household products and solutions. For all your mouse…
Sheds are popular nesting sites for mice because they provide the animals with a quiet place to hide from predators. Many sheds are also cluttered and stored with foods that the mice can enjoy. If you’ve already dealt with an infestation in your shed, you may have noticed that the pests have left a mess…
Dealing with a mouse infestation is one thing but cleaning up after it is another. Despite their small frame and cute appearance, mice are smelly, messy creatures. Mice tear up soft materials in their effort to build nests, and they urinate and defecate wherever they go. As mice carry dangerous diseases, it’s important that you…
Mice are messy little creatures that urinate and defecate wherever they go. The smell is awful, but what’s worse is these droppings could easily poison your food or make you sick with dangerous diseases. Cleaning them up is essential. If you’ve hired a professional for help in exterminating the mice, you may hope that they…
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