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​As winter approaches, Connecticut’s bats seek warm shelters like attics and sheds for hibernation. While beneficial for the environment, their presence indoors poses health risks due to potential diseases and harmful fungi in their droppings. To prevent infestations, seal gaps as small as ½ inch around your home’s exterior, install one-way exclusion devices, and maintain clean, uncluttered spaces. If you discover bats this winter, avoid handling them and contact professionals for safe removal and to secure your home against future intrusions.

Rodents in your home’s walls are more than just a nuisance—they can pose serious health risks and damage your property. By taking proactive measures to prevent their entry and promptly addressing any signs of infestation, you can safeguard your home and family from these unwanted intruders.

Take a look at our June newsletter discussing Wildlife activity. From mice to bats, we’ve got you covered.

Take a look at our June newsletter discussing Wildlife activity. From mice to bats, we’ve got you covered.

Do you think you might have rodents or bats in your home? This article highlights 5 signs of Wildlife inside your home. If you notice any, give us a call!

In CT, we feel all the seasons, same with the wildlife. Learn more about how to deal with wildlife through the seasons.

Woodchucks in the Spring In this guide, we’ll explore why woodchucks are particularly active in April and May, what to do if you find one on your property, how to recognize signs of woodchuck activity, and the potential damage they can inflict around your house. Understanding Woodchuck Behavior in Spring As the spring flowers bloom

Dealing With Skunks & Baby Skunks In this guide, we’ll provide actionable tips on how to deal with baby skunks being born in June and July, what to do if you find one, and how to recognize and address any damage they may cause. Connecticut Skunks As summer rolls around in New Milford, Connecticut, so

Deck and Porch Trenching In this guide, we’ll explore why CT homeowners might want to invest in Deck or Patio Trenching. If you have a raised patio, trenching it might be a good idea to keep it in perfect shape. What is Deck Trenching? Deck trenching involves digging a trench around the perimeter of your

Identifying Wildlife Entry Points Learn how you can keep animals out of your home for cheap and effective ways. Excluding Mice, Bats, Squirrels & Other Wildlife From Your Home Wildlife, such as Mice, bats, squirrels and chipmunks in Connecticut often seek refuge in home attics and other spaces due to the shelter, warmth, and protection