Flying Squirrels – the quiet home invaders.

Flying Squirrels: Your Uninvited Nocturnal Roommates Flying squirrels are like the ninjas of the squirrel worldโ€”stealthy, nocturnal, and surprisingly skilled at gliding. These tiny daredevils use a built-in “squirrel suit” called the patagium to glide from tree to tree. While their aerial antics may seem charming, these rodents can be a real nuisance when they … Read more

Bats – A Little Info about These Little Guys

Bats in Georgia: Understanding Their Behavior, Diet, and Harborage Bats play a crucial role in Georgiaโ€™s ecosystem, but when they take up residence in homes and buildings, they can become a nuisance. Understanding the types of bats common in Georgia, their behaviors, diet, and preferred harborage sites can help homeowners take appropriate steps to prevent … Read more

Hornets & Wasps – Stingers with Attitude

When it comes to stinging insects, bald-faced hornets and yellow jackets are among the most aggressive and commonly encountered. While they have a place and purpose in this world, such as that of minor pollinators and they do prey upon other pest species, they can be quite an issue depending where they place their hive … Read more

Dead Deer – More Than just a Big Stink in a Small Package

The Risks and Issues of Dead Deer on Your Property Discovering a dead deer on your property is more than just an unpleasant sight; it can pose serious health, safety, and environmental risks. Whether you’re a homeowner or manage a business property, understanding these risks and knowing how to address the situation is crucial. Hereโ€™s … Read more

Geese – The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Understanding Goose Control: Balancing Benefits and Challenges Geese, particularly the Canada goose, are often seen as a charming aspect of local wildlife, gracing our parks, ponds, and open spaces with their presence. These birds offer a number of ecological and aesthetic benefits, but their increasing numbers in urban and suburban areas can pose significant challenges. … Read more

Busy Beavers and the Trouble They Cause

The Impact of Beavers: Why Professional Pest Control is Essential Beavers are often celebrated for their role in creating wetlands and maintaining biodiversity. However, these industrious rodents can also cause significant environmental and structural damage. Understanding the potential negative impacts of beavers and recognizing the importance of professional pest control is crucial for homeowners and … Read more

Bats – Little Cuties with Big Issues!

Issues of Having Bats Roost Within a Home or Structure Bats play a crucial role in our ecosystem, primarily as insect controllers. However, when they choose to roost within homes or structures, they can become a significant problem for homeowners. Here, we explore the issues associated with having bats roost in your home and why … Read more

It’s Snake Season! Here’s what to do!

We have gathered our advice we give to clients here to help prevent unnecessary risk during the snake season. Creating a beautiful yard that also discourages snakes from taking up residence is achievable with thoughtful landscaping choices and regular maintenance. By selecting the right ground cover, managing vegetation, and making strategic landscaping decisions, you can … Read more

Common Attic Invaders in North Georgia (Rodents)

Your attic can be an inviting space for various pests seeking shelter, warmth, and food. Among the most common invaders are rodents, the grey squirrels, flying squirrels, rats, and mice. While they might seem similar at a glance, these creatures have distinct characteristics and behaviors. Understanding these differences is crucial for effective pest control. Grey … Read more

Household Pests think Spring is Best!

Household Pests think Spring is Best! With spring here, that means temperatures are rising, rain is falling, humidity is increasing, plants are growing, and pests are proliferating! While we do not have much control over these factors, there are things that can be done to help reduce the likelihood that encourages even more pest incursions … Read more