Mice may look cute, but wild rodents can spread disease through feces, saliva, and urine. Also, pests mice may carry, including fleas, mites, and parasites, can spread disease and infection to humans. Thankfully, mice are not aggressive animals and tend to leave people alone, so unless you have a mouse infestation requiring the services of … Continue reading Kitchener Pest Removal: What to Do If You Get Bitten By a Mouse →
Many people enjoy watching and listening to birds outside of their homes and put up bird feeders in order to attract different species. However, there is a fine line between having birds that come around to visit and having a full-on bird infestation. Here are five of the most obvious signs that you have a … Continue reading Guelph Pest Control: 5 Obvious Signs You Have a Bird Infestation →
Ants, those industrious explorers, have a knack for sneaking into our homes, often undetected until they’ve set up camp. If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve encountered these persistent pests and are seeking solutions. In Toronto, carpenter ant extermination is a common concern, and understanding where these ants hide is the first step toward effective … Continue reading Toronto Pest Removal: Common Places You Might Find Ants in Your Home →
Bedbugs are small, invasive insects that feed on the blood of people and pets. They typically feed at night wherever they can find exposed skin, leaving you with itchy weals and bumps the following morning. While bedbug infestations in hotels are common, you may also pick them up right in your own hometown. At Truly … Continue reading The Top Places That Deal With Bed Bug Infestations →
If you own a business, you know that having pests in the area can dissuade customers from coming into your building, and pigeons are one such creature that some people greatly avoid. If you have a pigeon or other bird problem at your company, you might choose to look for a service such as commercial … Continue reading Thornhill Pest Removal: 4 Effective Ways to Keep Pigeons Away From Your Business →
One of life’s greatest pleasures is having a cozy and inviting home. Sometimes, uninvited guests like carpenter ants can turn that feeling upside down. Left unchecked, these little critters can wreak havoc on your Mississauga property. The good news is you’re not powerless in this situation. With a few proactive steps and the help of … Continue reading Mississauga Pest Control: 3 Tips To Keep Carpenter Ants Away →
Once the blazing days of summer have ended, you’re probably looking forward to spending more time comfortably enjoying the great outdoors. Unfortunately, pests like mosquitoes can get in the way of your fall fun. Although they’re thought of as summer bugs, mosquitoes are often more bothersome to people as the temperatures decrease, as the same … Continue reading Hamilton Pest Control: How To Avoid Mosquitoes in Early Fall →
Most people associate spring and summer with insects, such as bees and wasps. Blooming flowers and green growth throughout the warm seasons means bees and wasps may be more active. As summer ends, though, there seems to be a weird phenomenon of more aggressive bees and wasps. Truly Nolen Canada explains what happens in the … Continue reading Toronto Pest Control: Why are Bees and Wasps Worse in Fall? →
The time, money and effort you put into your Niagara restaurant probably makes it one of the greatest investments in your life, and you likely do all you can to protect it and your livelihood. When flies start to invade, however, this can cause customers discomfort and disgust as these disease-spreading insects buzz around their … Continue reading Tips to Deter Flies From Your Commercial Restaurant in Niagara →
As a Waterloo homeowner, the sight of wasps hovering around your porch or nesting in the eaves over your doorway is usually a cause for alarm; however, what happens when you see wasps in your attic or dead specimens on or around a windowsill? These signs could mean you have a wasp nest inside your … Continue reading Waterloo Pest Removal: Signs There is a Wasp Nest in Your Home →