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In Connecticut, bats can legally be removed from homes during specific times of the year to protect their populations and comply with state laws. The optimal time for bat removal is between August and mid-October, while removal is prohibited during June and July due to bat maternity season. Why Are Bats Removed Between August and…

Woodchucks, also known as groundhogs, are a type of rodent that is common in the northeast United States, particularly in the state of Connecticut. These creatures are notorious for the damage they can cause to homes and properties, and they are particularly fond of above-ground pools, foundations, sprinkler systems, and decks. If you are a…

Raccoons are intelligent and curious creatures, and their curiosity often gets them into trouble. Their front paws are known for getting into garbage cans, raiding bird feeders, rummaging through the garden, and causing trouble around your home. Property damage caused by raccoons: Adult raccoons are the size of a smaller dog and are quite hefty….

The fur of the Brown Bat is a light glossy brown. This fur is also found on the bats’ toes. The bat’s ears are distinctly pointed, unlike many of its relatives’. In general, these brown bats are three to five inches long and weigh between 1/16 and 1⁄2 ounce. The typical wingspan of the little…

Squirrels are active year-round in Connecticut and frequently enter attics through small openings in rooflines, vents, and soffits. While they may seem harmless from a distance, squirrels inside your home can cause severe and costly damage. Ignoring the early signs of squirrel activity almost always leads to worse problems later. One of the greatest risks…