As the weather warms up, animals become more active—and sometimes, that means they end up in places they shouldn’t be, like your attic or basement. Our Spring Wildlife Spotlight highlights common critters to watch out for this season, how they get inside, and what kind of damage they can cause. Stay informed and prepared to keep your home safe as wildlife wakes up for spring.
Learn about bat maternity season in Connecticut (May-Aug). Why humane bat removal in Ridgefield is halted & what you can do. Understand CT bat laws. Read more!
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Mice and rats become even more active in early spring. Find out how they get into your home, where they hide, and why they’re more than just a nuisance.
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In spring, skunks are on the move—and they may decide your property is the perfect place to dig in. Learn how they get close, what they’re looking for, and why they’re more than just a smell.
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Raccoons are strong, curious animals that often break into attics or crawl spaces in spring. Find out how they get in, what damage they cause, and when to call a professional.
Raccoons in the Attic? What Connecticut Homeowners Should Know This Spring Read More »
Squirrels become more active in spring, often looking for safe places to raise their young. Learn how they get into attics, what kind of damage they cause, and when it’s time to call in the pros.
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In early spring, bats begin waking up and may seek shelter in your home. Find out how they get inside, what risks they pose, and why professional removal is the safest option.
Bat Problems in Spring: How Bats Get Into Homes in Connecticut Read More »
Spring brings warmer weather—and increased wildlife activity. From squirrels and raccoons to bats and skunks, find out which animals may be eyeing your home this season and how to keep them out.
Spring in Connecticut: A Wake-Up Call for Wildlife (and Your Home) Read More »
