You’ve seen the droppings, the gnaw marks can’t be missed and you can hear something scratching away in the quiet of the night. All the signs are there that there’s a mouse in the house but...
Few of us celebrate the end of summer but one good thing about the colder months is that we no longer have to deal with the likes of mosquitos, ants, bees and wasps. While these pests...
The last thing any business wants to face is a rodent infestation. As well as being incredibly unsettling for your employees, if word gets out, it could also be disastrous to your reputation. Whether you’re running...
You may think that you’re safe from rodents during the winter months but sadly, this isn’t the case. Just like humans, rats and mice seek warmth and shelter as the temperature drops which means that they’re...
Mice breed all throughout the year and a single pair can produce as many as 2,000 offspring a year. As you can imagine, if you have any mice sharing your home or office with you, their...
Although mice don’t hibernate in winter, they’re still considered a seasonal pest because they tend to become more troublesome during the colder months. There are a number of reasons for this. The first and most obvious...
You may think that at this time of year we’re safe from pest infestations but sadly, we’re prone to them all-year round. In fact, you may even be more likely to have mice nesting somewhere around...
It’s not just us trying to escape the cold weather at this time of year. As the temperature starts to drop and food becomes increasingly scarce, mice will do their best to make their way indoors....
Contrary to popular belief, pests can still be a problem during the winter months. From rodents and cockroaches to spiders and beetles, if you want to keep unwelcome creatures out of your home, it’s important to...
As the temperature drops and food supplies become sparse, we’re less likely to encounter wildlife. There are some creatures which are hardy enough to withstand the adverse weather conditions however and sadly, some of them are...