Rodents don’t always make their presence known—at least not right away. By the time you notice them, they may have already caused damage behind walls, in attics, or under floors. Mice and other rodents can chew through insulation, wires, and…
Bats are quiet intruders. They slip into homes unnoticed, often through gaps near the roofline or small openings in vents. Many homeowners discover them only after seeing droppings or hearing fluttering noises at night. While bats are helpful in nature—they…
You thought you got rid of them. The traps were set, the last one was caught, and for a while, things seemed quiet. But then—you hear the scratching again. Maybe you find fresh droppings in the pantry or notice gnaw…
Bats are incredible creatures that help control insect populations. In fact, one small bat alone can catch up to 1,000 insects in an hour! These flying insect exterminators are great for the environment, but it should go without saying that…
Do you hear strange noises coming from your attic at night? Maybe it’s a faint rustling, a high-pitched squeaking, or even the occasional fluttering sound. If you’re wondering what kind of creature is using your attic as a rent-free crash…
The holidays bring cozy gatherings, festive decorations, and plenty of warmth indoors. But it’s not just friends and family who want to come inside and escape the cold—centipedes, millipedes, and sowbugs would love an invitation, too! During the colder winter…
When the temperatures start to drop, you’re not the only one looking for a warm place to stay cozy. Winter rodents—like mice, rats, and even voles—are on the hunt for shelter, and unfortunately, your home might seem like the perfect…
With holidays, good food, and hopefully some time off from work, winter is a great time to gather with family and invite people over to your home. However, many Michigan homeowners may be dismayed at the unexpected appearance of some…
Prevent Boxelder bug invasions before they start! Boxelder bugs(Boisea trivittatus) are a common invader in Michigan homes. The reason for this is quite simple, Box Elder bugs need a safe and warm place to over winter. Boxelder bugs are a…