Hello, my name is Jessie Swinburn. Welcome to my site about pest control. My garage and shed were completely overrun by rats when I first moved in. The rats left their feces and urine lying around on all of the flat surfaces in each building. The resulting stench was nearly unbearable. I tried all of the natural remedies before calling in a professional to solve the pest problem. The professionals advised me on the correct steps to take to make sure rats would not want to live in my outbuildings ever again. Furthermore, the professionals treated the areas to capture and eliminate the stubborn offenders that kept coming back anyway. I would like to share successful rat elimination methods on this site. I hope you will find the information useful.
Posted on:
17 October 2022
One of the most annoying pests for any homeowner to deal with is the wasp. These insects carry a painful sting and can be rather tricky to eliminate once they invade your property. In some cases, you can probably just ignore a wasp nest if it is well away from your house or garage, or shed. If it's close to or inside of your home or other structure on the property, then you need to action.
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8 September 2022
Wasps are one of those flying pests that build a nest, help to pollinate plants and flowers, and will sting if they feel threatened. If you are stung by these pests, unlike bees, these pests can sting you multiple times over and over again. Bees usually die after they have stung someone, but wasps can live on and will be able to sting over and over, which is why these pests are so dangerous.
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1 August 2022
Moles are a small cute, furry mammal that has a stub tail and lives beneath the ground in tunnels. It uses its claws to dig its way into the dirt and to create these tunnels in which to live. They can live above the surface of the ground as well, and you may find them in your garage or shed areas, or anywhere they can find food easily. These pests eat insects, worms, spiders, snails, and a variety of other pests they can find inside the ground.
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20 June 2022
Radon is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas. It gets into your house by seeping into the lowest levels of your home. Since it is heavier than air, it will slowly displace the air from the bottom up. Because you can't detect radon on your own, the only way to tell if you have it is to test for it. You can do this on your own, or you can hire a professional to do it.
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