Cold Weather, Warm Homes — for You and the Pests When temperatures drop in San Antonio, most people think they’re getting a break from bugs and critters. Unfortunately, that’s not how Texas works.Unlike northern states, our “cold” season is mild enough that pests don’t die off...
As fall settles over San Antonio, the cooler weather brings a surprising problem for homeowners — squirrels in the attic. Those quick little climbers that look harmless in your yard can turn destructive fast once they find their way indoors. October marks the start of San...
In the heart of Texas, wildlife is more than just scenic — it’s persistent. Homeowners in Houston and San Antonio are increasingly facing dangerous and damaging wildlife intrusions from bats, squirrels, and raccoons. When nature crosses into your attic, crawlspace, or vents, it becomes more...
Houston’s Hidden Critter Problem If you've been hearing strange noises in your ceiling at night — scratching, squeaking, or thumping — you may have uninvited animals in your attic. In Houston, the warm climate and suburban sprawl create the perfect environment for wildlife like raccoons, squirrels,...
There's nothing better than sitting outside on your patio enjoy an evening in the Fall, except a patio that is pest-free. Here are a few ways your patio may be welcoming pests instead of deterring them: Bright, White Bulbs Having bright, white bulbs in your outdoor area is an...
Here are a few quick and easy tips to make sure your home is wildlife-free. Check your garage, attic, and backyard, as these are places that can be easily overlooked. Keep it clean — Storing your pet food in a container and putting leftover food away...
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Our team is made up of wildlife removal experts all over San Antonio. Our priority is making sure our customers are taken care of and have received quality service, and that animals remain unharmed. Read more about some of our team: Daniel Watson, President of Critter...
Armadillos digging in your yard and under your home can be a nuisance, but it’s important they’re removed humanely. Why? 1. Armadillos keep insects, snails, and beetles out of your gardens With an especially keen sense of smell, armadillos eat bugs and snails that could eat up...