If your area of Montgomery County has trees, it has squirrels. If you see a squirrel on your roof, it could be the first sign of trouble. Be proactive and watch out for the telltale signs of squirrel damage in Montgomery County. Our Montgomery County squirrel removal technicians take these little furry critters seriously. Identify a squirrel…
Raccoons like to hide in attics, chimneys, and crawl spaces. They use their strong hands to pull apart rotting wood or loose shingles so they can live in your warm attic. Since attics make great nesting sites for raccoons, you could eventually have a whole litter of raccoons calling your attic home. Raccoons can ruin…
March has been teasing us with the warm weather, but it’s not yet clear if it’s going to stick around. Meanwhile, birds, groundhogs, raccoons and many other animals have taken the warmth as a signal to start their mating season. And guess what? They will be looking for a perfect spot to build that nest…
Spring is getting closer, along with the warmer weather and the mating season for many animals. Birds, squirrels, groundhogs and many other animals mate in spring. Others like bats and raccoons have mated during fall or winter and are now ready to welcome new family members. What does this mean? The term “nesting” describes it…
If you’ve never had to deal with wildlife critters in your attic, it’s understandable why you may have no idea about how it works. Most people know that traps are usually placed to eliminate mice, but what about bigger rodents like squirrels? Are they also caught in traps? This is true to an extent, but…
This time of year, most animals are getting ready for winter, and squirrels are not an exception. However, their idea of “getting ready for winter” may include finding a way to get into your attic. Around September – October, we usually get a lot of calls about squirrel removal in Gaithersburg, Bethesda, Chevy Chase, and…
Where did the summer go? It seems like 4th of July was last week and now it’s Labor Day already!? There are no drastic temperature drops yet, but the nights keep getting cooler. You might not feel it, but the animals living in the forest near your home don’t need a calendar to tell that…