There is plenty you can do to safeguard your home from invasive pests. You can seal off cracks on the exterior of your home, remove loose food items and store garbage away from your house, and check for signs of pests such as dropping, chewed wires and nibbled insulation. The best way
Here in Whistler we’ve had our first bit of snowfall with winter clearly in sight. As we all switch the thermostat on and cozy under heavy winter blankets remember- you are not the only one seeking warmth during winter months. Rodents and insects that until now have weathered fine out
What are Bedbugs? Bedbugs are small, oval, and brown in colour and are about the size of an apple seed. They live off the blood of animals and humans and after feeding their tiny bodies swell and take
As the temperature drops and food sources become scarce for many critters it is important to safeguard your home from unwanted intruders. You can’t blame creatures big and small for wanting to camp out in your home during the winter months. Your house is warm, light, cozy and there ar
If you have never been aware of birds invading your household you may not realise what a pest they can be! There is a big difference between a playful Hummingbird that flutters lightly around a bird feeder and a full on bird invasion. Invasive birds are known to make nests in hard to
Just why are possums so awesome exactly? Well, we’d like to tell you! These creatures are pretty cool, at least they better be, we are named after them after all! They might not seem so “awesome” if they are trying to move into your house, but it is a good idea to know a bit about the
Beginning to think all that riffraff in the rafters might actually be something settling into your home with out an invitation? You, my friend, could very well have unwelcome guests lurking in your home. At the first sign of something, call in the professionals. Furry pests can be sne
It’s bad enough finding out that raccoons have infested your home, or that a family of mice has moved in for the long haul. But consider this: it could be worse. Check out what kinds of invasive pests exist in other parts of the world – and be grateful they’re not you’re problem! Babo
If you’re reading this, there’s a chance you just had a rendez-vous with an uninvited critter in your very own home. Perhaps your first reaction was to scream. Maybe you sighed and thought, “Not again!” You might even feel a little uncomfortable hanging out at home, knowing you’re not
