No homeowner wants to find droppings in their home. Not only is it unsanitary, but it is also likely indicative of an even bigger issue. Many household pests are elusive and make themselves scarce when humans are present. Droppings are often one of the most effective clues as to what pest has been making itself… Read more »
Picture it: you come home from a perfect vacation and something about your home feels…off. A few small things aren’t where you left them, some food is spilled in your pantry. Something has happened while you were away. Now instead of recovering from your jet lag, you’re trying to find out exactly what could have… Read more »
With the lengthening days heralding the arrival of summer, numerous Mainers find themselves grappling with an unwelcome dilemma: mice. These persistent rodents, drawn to warmth, frequently infiltrate homes and storage spaces. As the season transitions, it’s imperative to tackle mouse invasions promptly to prevent them from spiraling into unmanageable infestation. Understanding the Mouse Problem Mice… Read more »
By Lorne Hanewich Rats, mice, and other rodents are cozying up in our homes just like we do during wet and chilly New England weather. As spring storms brew, these critters seek refuge in our warm, dry homes. And they’re experts at slipping in unnoticed. Here are some tips to keep the rodents out this Spring:… Read more »
Have you noticed signs of mice, moths, or beetles while you raid your pantry for the ingredients for your cozy Winter baking project or spices for your favorite hardy stew? Stored food can attract hungry pests, which can contaminate food, make messes, and even cause structural damage. Here are 5 tips to keep your pantry… Read more »