Animal Control

Most people do not like to see the spindly legs of a spider scuttling across a wall, but encountering one of these home invaders from time to time is unavoidable. However, if you are starting to see them more often, you might not just have an occasional visitor; you could be up against an entire ... » Learn More about Why Spiders Nest in Windows, Vents, and Crawl Spaces

Bats are essential contributors to the ecosystem, consuming hundreds of bugs every hour. While you may only rarely see them because they blend in with the night, you might be encountering them more often than you realize if they are sharing a home with you. If you think you might have a bat ... » Learn More about Common Signs You Have a Bat Infestation in Your Home

Are you struggling with managing a bee problem at your home? If you are swatting at bees every time you go outside or dashing to your car to avoid harassment from perturbed insects, it is time to take action. Most people choose to use insecticides (e.g., sprays, poisoned food, or other options), ... » Learn More about Why It’s Important to Remove the Entire Hive

Bats might be interesting to watch as they flit overhead at night, but when they decide to make your home their own, they can quickly become a serious problem. Any home may become a bat roost if the right conditions are present, but older homes are often especially susceptible. Having a strong pest ... » Learn More about Why Older Homes Are More Susceptible to Bats

Bats contribute to the ecosystem as natural pollinators and pest control, and they can even be fun to watch as they flutter above in the night sky. However, there is a difference between enjoying wild bats and contending with nighttime visitors in your attic or basement. These flying mammals can ... » Learn More about Common Entry Points for Bats in Massachusetts Homes