The restaurant business can be a very rewarding business to be in. You find people at their happiest, enjoying a meal or a night out on the town. Keeping your…
Rodents are a problem for homes and businesses all over the country. These small mammals can get into your food stock and contaminate and spread disease. It’s so important, especially…
The internet is rife with all sorts of do it yourself solutions, home remedies and crazy conspiracy theories. Included in that list are ways of doing pest control at…
This winter has been an especially cold one. Small animals have struggling to find food and shelter to keep warm. Some people have resorted to helping natures smaller…
During the winter months, the number of calls regarding mice and other rodents goes up for my business drastically. This time of year, pests are doing everything that they…
At the top of most peoples homes, a small room known as an attic is found. These attics can be small or large and is often used for storage. As…
Wintertime is here again. It’s this time of year that we see the most calls about rats, mice and other rodents. As with any past, we get a multitude of…
In the fall and spring, many home owners and farmers suffer from strange developments in their yard or fields. Small mounds of dirt suddenly pop up all over the place. This is a sure sign of something happening underground. These mounds are caused by a common outdoor pest: the pocket gopher. …
I get calls all the time about pathways of dead grass throughout people’s yard all the time. These pathways are caused by moles digging through a customers yard. Moles are subterranean creatures that don’t seem to understand the difference between your yard and your neighbor. So where do moles go in the winter time? Moles…
Growing up in the 80’s, I enjoyed Saturday morning cartoons. One of these cartoon, Alvin and the Chipmunks, stared three talking and singing chipmunks, adopted by a constantly tormented bachelor. Today, real chipmunks about in our woods, parks and yards. These small rodents are interesting in their own right. Let’s explore…