11311 Raphel Road |
Upper Falls,
MD
21156
The groundhog might be the squirrel’s larger and cuter cousin, but do not let them fool you. These rodents are nuisances that can cause serious damages to both homes and property if left to their own devices. Cause structural damages. … Read More
A snake infestation is one of the hardest to identify. Snakes end up inside on accident after following prey inside. Or they enter on purpose in search of a dark and damp shelter. Snakes are skilled hiders, which means it… Read More
Coyotes can be found in all of Maryland counties, appearing in both urban and rural areas. While coyotes are not nearly as aggressive as other wild animals, they have been known to attack people and pets. For this reason, homeowners… Read More
As a cat owner or animal enthusiast, you might feel inclined to leave food and water out for the stray cats in your neighborhood, especially during the summer heat. But despite your good intentions, leaving food outside is detrimental to… Read More
Birds play a large role in the functioning of the world’s environment and ecosystems. These winged creatures serve as pollinators and seed dispersers for plants throughout the world. Every year, millions of birds are killed by man-made structures and human… Read More
Bats are small, quiet animals that like to seek shelter in dark places. Homeowners might not even realize they have bats in their house, aside from the occasional squeak from the attic or scratching in the basement. This makes it… Read More
Many homeowners are quick to contact animal control to take care of any and all pest problems. This is the best course of action because not only is a pest infestation off-putting, but it can have serious health repercussions for… Read More
Mice tend to avoid danger, which means they will try their best to avoid all human contact. For this reason, it is hard to tell if your house has become infested by mice. You might not see mice, but upon… Read More
Given our current state of self-isolation and social distancing, many homeowners have seen an unparalleled return of animal life. This is especially true for deers and fawn, whose main birthing season begins in May. Leave it alone If you come… Read More
With the weather getting warmer, more and more homeowners are starting to open their pools. But unfortunately, this means an increased possibility of snakes entering your backyard and your swimming pool. Snakes are cold-blooded reptiles, which means they love sunbathing… Read More
