Experts from Critter Control
- by Alex DeckardBirmingham is called the Magic City for its rapid growth in the early days. The wildlife population has been rapidly growing, too. Currently, Alabama is home to 22 species of rodents, 16 species of bats, 11 species of carnivores, six species of insectivores, four species of rabbits, one opossum, and one armadillo. Non-native wildlife includes […]
- by Roger MaulWatch as he saves a raccoon that tumbled into his pool! The disaster was narrowly adverted for this raccoon family. While they were strolling through a backyard, one of the kits tumbled into the chilly pool! The rest of the family scurried to get him out of the cold water. Fortunately, the homeowner saw the […]
- by Jesse FraserAnimals choose to get under the house primarily for the shelter it can provide. Most animals you’ll find under the house are likely making their way there to create a burrow or nest. The dark space offers shelter from the elements, making it the perfect spot to call home. Beyond simple shelter, the space under […]
- by Roger MaulHomeowners can experience nuisance wildlife problems year-round in Houston. I also notice a significant uptick in raccoon and squirrel instruction during these upcoming months as animals seek winter nesting protected from the elements of nature and predators as this is breeding season. For the larger animals, I typically see females being the culprits to establish their […]
- by wpengineGroundhog Day celebrated annually on February 2nd, is a fascinating blend of folklore, history, and community spirit. Known for its charming traditions and cultural significance, Groundhog Day has evolved from its European roots into a beloved event in the United States and Canada. The holiday is based on folklore that a groundhog emerging from its […]
Experts from Trutech Wildlife Service
- by AlexMice are one of the most common pests homeowners face in the United States. Mice can be a problem for any type of house regardless of age or condition because they can squeeze through a hole the size of a dime. When people first notice signs of a mouse infestation, they usually run to the […]
- by AlexFinding evidence of rodents in your home can be unsettling. Are those droppings from a mouse or a rat? Is that gnawing sound just the house settling, or something more concerning? This article will equip you with the knowledge to accurately identify the presence of rats, understand the implications, and take effective action. AtTrutech, we’ve […]
- by Tara TallaksenOur Jacksonville team recently partnered with St. Johns Riverkeeper to protect our local waterways and natural spaces. Together, we made a meaningful impact cleaning up one of our local parks, Cuba Hunter Park. Cuba Hunter Park Cleanup Our team helped restore a local park’s natural beauty and create a safer environment for both people and […]
- by AlexIf you have found a dead animal inside the house or on your property, you need to quickly and safely take care of it. Properly disposing of the animal carcass is essential for public health, environmental protection, and legal compliance. I Found a Dead Animal, Now What? Don’t Touch It! Do not touch a carcass […]
- by AlexIf you have found a dead animal inside the house or on your property, you need to quickly and safely take care of it. Properly disposing of the animal carcass is essential for public health, environmental protection, and legal compliance. I Found a Dead Animal, Now What? Don’t Touch It! Do not touch a carcass […]