Woodchuck Removal

It’s that time of year again: raccoon breeding season in Connecticut! From February through May, these masked bandits will be looking for dens in which to have their young. Unfortunately, that often means taking up residence in people’s homes.  The raccoon breeding season usually starts in early March. This is the time when male raccoons…

Skunks may be small, but the damage they cause to lawns can be extensive. Homeowners often wake up to find patches of turf flipped over, small holes scattered across the yard, or faint skunk odors lingering in the air. The behavior is common in Connecticut and typically peaks during warmer months when insects are active….

Many homeowners assume pest control companies handle all unwanted animals. While pest control is effective for insects and small rodents, it is not designed for larger wildlife such as raccoons, bats, squirrels, skunks, and opossums. Wildlife control and pest control are very different services, and choosing the wrong one can leave problems unresolved. Pest control…

Bats are often considered to be pests, and as such, many people try to get rid of them when they find them in their homes or on their property. However, getting rid of bats is not as simple as it may seem. There are a number of dangers involved in trying to remove bats, and…

Raccoon rabies is a serious public health concern in Connecticut, with the state experiencing a high prevalence of this disease. Rabies is a viral infection that affects the nervous system and can be fatal if left untreated. Raccoons are the primary carriers of the rabies virus in the state, posing a significant risk to both…