It's Possible Pests Could Be Causing Your Indoor Allergies
Some very common indoor allergies include dust, mold, and animal hair or dander. Lesser-known indoor allergies can be brought on by unexpected pests. Cockroach and rodent droppings can bring on ...
Why You're Failing at Mouse Control
As we head into winter, mice tend to start looking for warm and safe places to nest and your home is often the ideal place! You may have seen a mouse scurry by as you enter your home through the ...
If you've seen a mouse in the House - here's what to do next
EEEK! Was that a mouse in the house you just saw scurrying across the kitchen floor? With another New England winter upon us, many rodents have moved indoors in search of warm shelter. This creates a ...
5 Things Every Homeowner Should Know About Rodent Control
As another winter arrives, many folks in Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut have found themselves dealing with bitter temperatures, slippery commutes, and high heat bills! But there’s ...
Mice in the Summer
Not just a cold weather pest Have you seen signs of mice in the summer? When people think of summertime pests, they think of ants, flies, mosquitoes, and other creepy-crawly nuisances. Mice, on the ...
Pests Cause Springtime Allergies: Which Ones?
Insects Might Be Exacerbating That Runny Nose While the bloom of springtime might be easy on the eyes, it isn’t usually easy on the allergies. During the spring, many people in New England will have ...
Protect Your Car from Rodents this Winter
Vermin in Vehicles Nobody likes dealing with car troubles. From worn-out brake pads to dead batteries, a problematic car can cause a whole lot of headaches. This is especially true for New Englanders ...
Cats for Rodent Control
Aw, rats! Cats for Rat Control: Can Fluffy Keep the Rats Away? The NPMA just released groundbreaking research regarding cats and rodents. People hoping that their feline friend will keep the rats ...
Pest Control in the Winter
Keep the Pests Out and the Warmth In With the icy commutes, snow days, and the hustle and bustle of holidays, winter in New England is a busy time! But hopefully in between all the shoveling (and ...
How Can You Tell if You Have a Rodent Infestation?
How Do You Know if a Rat or Mouse Has Invaded Your Home? Six Tell-“Tail” Signs As the air gets chilly and snow flurries spread across New England, mice and rats begin looking for a place to spend the ...
