Tag: Rodent Control
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What’s Digging Up My Lawn?
After a long, brutal winter it’s finally time to get out and do some yard work. While the grass probably needs some TLC after all the snow and cold temperatures, you may have uncovered a greater source of damage. Holes in the yard can indicate the presence of pests. The question is, which one? Unless you…
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Don’t Let NJ Wildlife Turn Your Attic into a Nursery
Spring is on the horizon which means wildlife moms are looking for safe, warm places to give birth and raise their brood. Squirrels and raccoons are common attic invaders. Your Monmouth County, NJ attic has everything animal moms are looking for: safety from predators, a warm and cozy environment, and plenty of toasty insulation for…
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Got Mouse Feces? Careful About the Cleanup
One of the more unpleasant aspects of pest control is cleaning up mouse feces. You may think it’s no more difficult than cleaning up after your dog, but there are real dangers associated with mouse droppings that you need to be aware of before attempting to deal with the situation. A mouse will produce anywhere from…
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The Trouble with NJ Mice
It might be surprising to learn that most mice enter structures between October and February. Like other creatures big and small, mice are hungry critters that are always on the hunt for a meal source. The cold NJ winter drives mice indoors as they seek warm shelter and an easy water source for survival. It…
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Cold Weather Is Here: Mice Migrate Indoors
If you’ve dealt with rodent problems before, you were probably lucky enough to get a reprieve over the spring and summer months. However, now that winter is just around the corner, and the temperatures are beginning to drop, don’t be surprised if those furry little fiends start to show their places around your nice, warm home…