Many homeowners we talk to don’t worry about a squirrel or bat infestation nearly as much as they should. In the back of their minds, they believe that homeowner’s insurance will pay for any damage these critters cause. Check your policy again, though, because most homeowner’s insurance policies don’t cover the most common kinds of wildlife-related damage. They cover more
Myths About Wildlife Removal and Prevention When you buy your first home, you already know to think about water heater failures, electrical problems, and paint jobs. Most people aren’t trained to consider the possibility of developing a nuisance wildlife problem. As a result, many people believe some pretty damaging myths about wildlife infestations, myths that can cost them time
In Seguin, TX, raccoons caused two power outages this October by getting into substation transformers. This isn’t the first time a raccoon has ever gotten into a transformer. Out in Colorado, a raccoon once caused a 7-acre wildfire doing the same thing. There were instances in New Mexico where raccoons caused a transformer to downright explode. Raccoons have even managed
Bats are one of the worst infestations you can get in your home or business. They’re gentle, and will never attack you, but they’re still problematic.
Bats are one of the worst infestations you can get in your home or business. They’re gentle, and will never attack you, but they’re still problematic.
Bird netting is one of the methods we use for humane pest control. It’s good for more than birds! Bird netting is a heavy-duty polyethylene or polypropylene net that can be installed across egresses that animals use to get into attics, parking garages, and other structures. Keeping animals out is, after all, half the battle. These nets can last for
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