So, you’ve got guests. They are uninvited, unwelcome, and totally unpleasant. They are raccoons… and, unfortunately, they will not leave by themselves. You’ve got a problem. You need raccoon control.

Squirrels are invading attics in homes all over Virginia as mating season is in full swing for these fluffy rodents. This is when squirrel control is very important to maintain the integrity of your home.

Two types of flying squirrels live in North America: the northern flying squirrel and the southern flying squirrel. They can be found from Alaska to California, and are very unique animals.

Squirrels tend to hide from humans and pets. However, they are not shy about taking up residence in your attic, especially during the cold winter months.

Squirrels cause a lot of damage by gnawing electrical wires, nesting in the insulation, and chewing the roof and structural beams in your attic. It is essential to have them removed ASAP.

Honey bees are a fascinating model organism with a complex mating and inheritance system, highly evolved social behavior, dance communication language, and mutualistic interaction and evolution with flowering plants.

August 8, 2018: Critter control is a very important part of owning a home. Many people are not aware of the number of critters that can damage and eventually, over time, ruin their home.

Read this post for some interesting information and facts about raccoons, also known as “Trash Pandas.”

Squirrels are tree-dwelling rodents with fluffy tails that do do a lot of damage to your property if they move from your tree to your attic or crawl space.

Are you a homeowner who has an issue with squirrels? For the sake of your home, you should be! Here is a guide to what squirrels can do to your home and how to stop them.

With all this rain, it’s definitely on the minds of homeowners who are dealing with a wet basement! Especially since you need to add a water rider to your insurance policy in order to get coverage for water damage inside the home because of a storm.

Basement floods do more than cause property damage. They can also pose a threat to you and your family members, which is why they must be addressed ASAP.