Now that we’re all spending much more time at our homes, we owe it to ourselves to keep them clean and comfortable. Even if we’re still putting off those long overdue home improvements, we still need to make an effective plan to keep pests away. The good news is that insect infestations can be relatively easy to prevent by simply maintaining a regular cleaning schedule. But what can we do when we have larger pests such as raccoons, opossums, and squirrels nesting in our attics or crawl spaces?
As a homeowner, there are few things more irritating than having a furry creature or a bird in attic spaces. Your home is your castle, and the last thing that you need is an infestation of birds, rodents, raccoons, and opossums in your attic or crawlspace. They’re not pitching in on your mortgage or paying rent, and if you have an infestation, you need to deal with it right away before they have the chance to inflict structural damage.
There’s nothing quite like curling up on the couch under a blanket enjoying a cup of coffee and a good book or television program. The experience is even better when you get to share it with your family. Unfortunately, those special moments can head south quickly if you hear the racket of unwanted pests coming from your attic or your crawlspace.
Our homes are very important places for all of us. They’re where we spend most of our lives relaxing and developing great new memories with our families. We also enjoy hosting relatives and friends from time to time. Unfortunately, there are a lot of furry creatures such as squirrels, raccoons, and opossum who are also interested in taking advantage of your hospitality, particularly when it’s cold outside.
During the winter months, there’s nothing like bundling up on the couch and relaxing with your family. But if you start hearing scratching sounds coming from your attic, it can be nerve-wracking, to say the least. If you have a large rodent or bird in attic spaces or under your home, they can quickly do a lot of damage to your insulation, wiring, and duct work. Not to mention the possibility of them eventually finding their way inside your home.
