11311 Raphel Road |
Upper Falls,
MD
21156
Now that the weather is starting to change and temperatures are rising, common spring pests are beginning to reappear. Now is the perfect time to start paying attention to common spring pests and how to prevent them from entering your… Read More
Fun fact: opossums are omnivores, meaning they eat both plant and animal life. Unfortunately, this also means that your property is most likely idyllic for opossums – providing them with both insects and plants to eat. Food If you have… Read More
There are two main reasons why a bat would enter your residence: it was an accident or they are looking for shelter. Unfortunately for many homeowners, bats are common along the East Coast, especially locations that are close to water… Read More
There are millions of results when searching the Internet for “cute groundhogs” – these images and photos mostly consist of groundhogs eating or sleeping in their natural habitat. While these animals look like the adorable and slightly larger cousin to… Read More
For many homeowners, their garden is a sanctuary. So you can understand how disappointing and frustrating it is when animals and pests destroy all their plants, fruits, and vegetables. Wild animals are always on the hunt for food, which means… Read More
As with any animal or pest, mice have many distinct signs that point to an infestation. Due to their small stature and nocturnal nature, many homeowners might not see the rodents themselves, but rather might notice these prominent signs of… Read More
Squirrels are not normally the first creatures you think of when it comes to animal problems. These cute and tiny animals might seem innocent but can quickly become a nuisance if left unchecked. Many female squirrels seek shelter in garages… Read More
Raccoons are typically known for the black “masks” they have across their eyes which adds to their sneaky reputation. Raccoons are curious animals by nature, so it’s not uncommon for them to find their way in or around your home… Read More
The winter time is prime season for pests to enter your home because they are looking for a warm place to reside during the cold months. While some smaller pests such as bugs may always find a way into the… Read More
Snakes are cold-blooded animals, meaning they don’t shiver at all to keep warm. They also don’t have any fur or excess fat to help them out when the weather starts to get cold. So, how do snakes keep warm in… Read More
