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Getting Rid of Dead Animal Smell in Your Home

When animals like rats, squirrels, or raccoons die in your home, the dead animal smell can be hard to control. And when you look into the scientific process behind the breakdown of animal tissue, it’s easy to understand why. The powerful, lingering odor can last for weeks to months depending on the animal’s size. You […]

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How to Properly Inspect Your Attic for Rats

There are a lot of reasons why you might think there are rats in your attic — you hear strange noises, smell foul odors, or spot droppings around the area. While it’s incredibly important that you investigate the area as soon as possible, it’s also important that you do so correctly. Here’s how to properly […]

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How to Wildlife-Proof Your Trashcans

For wild animals, rummaging through local trashcans is a no-brainer. But for homeowners, finding ways to keep them out is a bit of a head-scratcher. While searching through your garbage, critters like raccoons and opossums are simply looking for their next meal or nights’ sleep. However, they tend to bring everything from disease to full-fledged […]

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Three Ways a Wildlife Infestation Affects Your Pets

When you think about all the damage a wildlife infestation can leave behind in your home — chewed wiring, shredded furniture, and structural decay — you probably forget to think about the stress it can put on your pet. From lost sleep to injury, here are a handful of ways an infestation can interrupt their […]

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Three Things That Attract Wild Animals to Your Yard

Some homeowners like to think of their backyard as a personal vacation spot, while others see it as a place to share with friends and family. Homeowners in Central Florida, however, often find it to be the main culprit of a wildlife infestation. Here are three things that might be attracting wild animals to your […]

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