Experts from Critter Control
- by wpengineThe condition, age, or style of the house does not determine the likelihood of a rodent infestation. These critters are clever and can find vulnerabilities in any house. Construction Gap Between Trim and Brick When this house was built, a large gap between the trim and brick left squirrels and mice with direct access to […]
- by Jason BurkhartEvery year, homeowners across suburban and urban neighborhoods notice more frequent wildlife encounters: raccoons digging through garbage bins, rodents scurrying along foundations, opossums and coyotes wandering through yards at night, and more. While their presence may feel unexpected, it reflects a larger pattern. Wildlife responds to the way we light, clean, and live around our […]
- by Jason BurkhartEach season brings change. Trees bud, temperatures shift, and wildlife adjusts. In cities, those adjustments can feel amplified. You might hear movement overhead in early spring or notice more rodent activity in fall. Urban conditions influence when animals breed, how long they remain active, and where they seek shelter. Recognizing these seasonal rhythms makes it […]
- by Alex DeckardMany homeowners choose a do-it-yourself (DIY) solution when wildlife invades their homes or yards. The promise of a quick, low-cost solution is alluring. Store-bought repellents and online guides on how to trap and release animals are abundant. However, DIY animal control often fails and sometimes even makes the infestation worse. Inexperience is often to blame. […]
- by wpengineHomeowners in Beaumont were hearing a ruckus on their roof and in their attic late at night. Feeling nervous, they called us to investigate what could be causing this. We found evidence of a raccoon. There was a large hole under the roof return. Inside the attic, there was damaged insulation from droppings. To make […]
Experts from Trutech Wildlife Service
- by Tara TallaksenAt Trutech Wildlife Service, we are committed to protecting wildlife and supporting the communities we serve. Our Jacksonville team partnered with the Jacksonville Arboretum & Botanical Gardens to sponsor the Sip and Prowl, an event highlighting local nocturnal wildlife, including bats and owls, with guided tours led by SWCA Environmental Consultants. Through partnerships like these, […]
- by Trutech WildlifeKey Takeaways: There Are Likely More Mice Than You Think. Mice reproduce quickly, and a few store-bought traps may not be enough to control an infestation. Effective control requires using enough traps to address the size of the mouse population. Mice Hide in Hard-to-Reach Places. Mice build nests near food sources, often inside walls, above […]
- by Alexhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sF_aEAPO2Q Trutech Wildlife Service in San Antonio The post Ringtail on Roof and in the Attic in San Antonio appeared first on Trutech Wildlife Service.
- by Brad WoodsEven though Dallas/Fort Worth has mild winters, animals still need to prepare for the changing weather conditions. Very few animal species in Texas will hibernate. Regardless of how an animal approaches winter, all animals will need some type of shelter. Your home provides warmth and shelter from winter weather. So, it is not uncommon to […]
- by AlexIf you have noticed strange noises like scratching sounds coming from above your ceiling or seen a flurry of activity near your gutters, you are likely dealing with a squirrel. Attics provide shelter from the elements and safety from predators. While they may appear harmless outdoors, their presence inside your home poses significant risks to […]