You may not have had to ever call a pest
control service before, so now you’re wondering if the problem you’ve
noticed warrants a phone call. Can’t you just take care of the problem
on your own? Will the pests just go away if you ignore them? What is the
best way to deal with this?
In some cases, a single mousetrap or some
poison will take care of a mild infestation. You might get unwanted
critters to stop frequenting your home if you remove the things that
attract them, such as leftovers on the counters or an easily-accessible
garbage can. However, in most cases you won’t notice an infestation
until it’s become severe. By then, they will rarely leave on their own
even if you remove their temptations.
Here are some of the pest problems
many homeowners need help dealing with:
Spiders, Wasps and Harmful Insects
Most spiders are beneficial, but some,
like the black widow or the brown recluse spider, are highly venomous
and are dangerous to human beings. Wasps can be aggressive, while other
insects like termites cause extensive damage.
Rodents
Mice, rats, moles and other rodents can cause damage in your home and garden and may be a source of disease or parasites.
Larger Animals
Some creatures like raccoons can pose a
health hazard around your family and pets, and can try to nest in your
basement or attic. Snakes can be beneficial, but some are deadly. People
typically don’t like to see large snakes in their yards anyway.
These are just a few of the many
different types of critters people rely on exterminators to safely and
permanently remove from their homes. Visit this website for more
information on wildlife removal in Durham.
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