Pest Management Blog

Learn how to get rid of a skunk under a shed or porch. Tips for safe removal, when to call a professional, and skunk control in Windsor & Essex County.

Pest Control Windsor: A Guide to the Top Pests in Our Community Living in Windsor, we enjoy the best of all four seasons, but with those seasons come a variety...

As the weather gets colder, a rat’s survival instincts kick in, driving them to seek warmth, food, and shelter. Since they don’t hibernate, your home becomes an ideal target. To...

No, rats do not hibernate. Instead of entering a state of hibernation, rats become significantly more active in the fall and winter as they search for food, warmth, and shelter...

Is it a snag or a moth? Find out for sure. Our guide reveals the signs of clothes moths, simple prevention tips, and a step-by-step plan for getting rid of...

Mouse not taking bait? Learn why and what to do. Discover expert tips for baiting traps, choosing the right bait, and professional solutions for stubborn rodent problems.

Stop pests before they cause damage! Our guide for Windsor & Essex County homeowners covers identifying, preventing, and treating common pest problems like rodents, bed bugs, and termites.

When you discover an unwelcome pest in your home, your first instinct is often to search for “pest control Windsor.” As you browse through options, you’ll likely see a mix...

The unsettling scurry in the walls, the discovery of droppings, the unmistakable gnaw marks – discovering rats on your property is a homeowner’s nightmare. While a single rat sighting might...

Discover how Windsor and Essex County bylaws mandate property maintenance to prevent rat infestations. Covers specific regulations for a rodent-free community.

Here's a look at the specific rat control programs available in Windsor and parts of Essex County, along with how to access them.

This guide will walk you through how to maintain your yard to tackle an existing rat problem and, more importantly, how to prevent future infestations, all while keeping local bylaws...