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The condition, age, or style of the house does not determine the likelihood of a rodent infestation. These critters are clever and can find vulnerabilities in any house. Construction Gap Between Trim and Brick When this house was built, a large gap between the trim and brick left squirrels and mice with direct access to […]
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Through our partnership with Keep America Beautiful, Keep North Carolina Beautiful and Raleigh Parks & Recreation, our Critter Control Triangle team helped renew and refresh Jaycee Park! Park Beautification Volunteers planted 230 plants and spread 200 cubic yards of peat moss and sand mix to support the park’s restoration. The team created a bog garden […]
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Every year, homeowners across suburban and urban neighborhoods notice more frequent wildlife encounters: raccoons digging through garbage bins, rodents scurrying along foundations, opossums and coyotes wandering through yards at night, and more. While their presence may feel unexpected, it reflects a larger pattern. Wildlife responds to the way we light, clean, and live aroun...
Video from an inspection in Houston, TX
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Our Sarasota and Ft. Myers Critter Control teammates teamed up with Keep Sarasota County Beautiful and the University of Florida IFAS Extension to give back to the Demonstration Garden at Shamrock Park and Nature Center in Venice for a beautification project. Park Beautification Together, our teams planted 35 large trees and shrubs, 52 small shrubs […]
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