Category: Home Pest Protection

After twenty years of trudging through attics, crawlspaces, and glove-stealing cabinets, I can tell you one cold truth: winter does not eliminate pests—it just changes their address. When the first frost hits, mice trade frozen fields for your pantry, cockroaches migrate from garden beds to the warm under-belly of your dishwasher, and spiders politely unpark…

As an expert in rodent control strategies, I understand the significant damage that rodents can cause to homes and other structures. Whether it’s gnawing on wires, contaminating food, or compromising the integrity of buildings, rodents can be a serious problem. That’s why it’s crucial to implement rodent-resistant building designs and construction techniques that keep these…

Pests and environmental damage can cause serious problems for homeowners, both in terms of the damage they can do to your property and the health risks they can pose. But by taking some simple steps, you can protect your home from these threats and keep your family safe. Here are a few tips for protecting…

In 2025, the National Association of Home Builders reported that 38 % of new-home warranty claims are rodent-related—up from 29 % just five years ago. As a contractor who’s supervised 200+ builds in the last two years, I can tell you that rodent proofing new construction is no longer a “nice-to-have”; it’s the cheapest insurance policy you’ll ever buy.…

Have you recently discovered damage to your home’s insulation caused by pesky rodents? If so, it’s crucial to address this issue promptly. Rodent infestations can lead to significant damage to your insulation, making it less effective and compromising the energy efficiency of your home. In this article, I will guide you through the steps you…

In order to effectively prevent rodent infestations and protect your home, it is important to understand the behavior of these pesky creatures. By gaining insights into rodent behavior patterns, homeowners can implement proactive measures to rodent-proof their homes and ensure the security of their property. Rodents, such as mice and rats, exhibit certain behaviors when…