Skunk Deodorizer Recipe
1 Qt. 3% hydrogen peroxide
1/4c. baking soda
1t. liquid soap
Mix and immediately begin bathing areas where smell is strongest. Follow immediately with tap water rinse and pet shampoo if desired. Dispose of any left over skunk deodorizer, do not try to store it can explode in a closed bottle!
**One must presume there is a possibility of rabies with all skunks. Wear rubber gloves and wash thoroughly after rinsing off your pet. Protect/cover all open cuts on skin.

The most important component of a successful treatment program is correctly identifying the insect species. While do-it-yourself pest control can be effective, many times it can make the problem worse. Contact us for a FREE EVALUATION.

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We use EPA registered products according to the label. Our technicians are well trained to responsibly handle and apply these products in a manner which is safe for your family and the environment. If you have specific health concerns or sensitivity, we can offer different solutions to your pest problems.

Yes, not only can they carry diseases, they contaminate your food, counter tops and other areas they travel with their urine and feces. They can also chew wiring within the walls or attic and cause a fire.

First you must identify the species because different species of ants have different nesting habits, food sources and ways to reproduce. Once you know the species, you know where to find their nests. Contact us for a FREE PEST IDENTIFICATION today.

No, not necessarily. All of your ant species and termite species have what is known as swarmers (winged-adults) and their purpose is to mate and start new nests.

The only way to know is to have an inspection by a certified pest control inspector annually. We can also install a termite monitoring system for added protection.

Squirrels do not carry rabies because they are a rodent; however they gnaw constantly like other rodents and can cause considerable damage and fires. All others can carry rabies and should be avoided.

Yes, we have multiple programs depending on where your yard is situated and the landscape within. There is also a list of cultural practices we can provide to you that will help reduce populations of ticks and mosquitoes in your yard.

Yes, if their nesting area is provoked, but don't confuse Bumble Bees with Carpenter Bees. Carpenter Bees come back to the same areas every year (especially if not treated) to lay their eggs in wood. They are very active in May and June when they are mating. The females drill tunnels through the wood to lay their eggs. They will damage the wood if not treated. Bumble Bees usually nest in the ground or in crawl spaces and are more active in August.

Usually squirrels, rodents or bats will nest in attic areas. Trapping, relocation and exclusion are usually needed.

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Bed Bugs like to hide in small cracks and crevices close to human environments. They come out at night or in low light for a blood meal. Found in hotels, airplanes, dormitories, movie theaters and homes.

Carpenter Bees are very active in May and June. They look like Bumble Bees but unlike them are solitary bees. They bore holes through soft wood and lay eggs and can damage wood through their nest buliding.

Can be red, black or a combination depending on their species. They enter homes from outside sources and can cause structural damage. Contact us for your free preventative fact sheet.

Are reddish brown with hundreds of legs. They live and breed in damp, moist areas like dirt crawl spaces and basements. They can bite if touched or stepped on and invade homes through cracks and crevices. For more information click here.

Cockroaches have been reported to spread at least 33 kinds of bacteria, six kinds of parasitic worms, and at least seven other kinds of human pathogens.

Clothes webbing moths tend to hide when disturbed, and for this reason, infestations of clothes moths are not usually noticed until damaged fabrics, furs, or feathers are found.

They hide during the day and feed on leaves, flower, fruits and insects at night. They invade homes through exterior cracks.

We can call them “cat” or “dog” fleas, but for the hungry flea a meal is a meal, and people are going to work just fine. There are many options for control, and working closely with a professional will give you the best answer for eliminating them.

Breeds rapidly and adapts quickly to changing conditions. Their droplets of urine can cause allergies in children. Mice can bring fleas, ticks and lice into your home. Contact us for your free preventative fact sheet.

Feed on dried fruits, grains, seeds, nuts, chocolate, bird seed, dog food, powdered milk and many other stored food products. Contact us for your free preventative fact sheet.

Breed in stagnant water sources such as storm drains, old tires, children's wading pools and birdbaths. Spread diseases such as West Nile Fever, Malaria and Dengue Fever. For more information click here.

Live in fields, farm lands and structures. They enter homes looking for food sources. They can chew wiring and cause fires. They also carry diseases.

They invade homes and nest in cracks, wall voids and attics. They are a real nuisance to homeowners.

They eat decaying vegetable matter and live in moist locations. They will enter structures and become a pest problem; however they will not do structural damage.

Attack hardwoods and damage structures throughout the US. Homeowners usually see a very fine powdery dust coming from the wood in their homes.

While silverfish are mainly a nuisance pest, they can contaminate food and damage paper goods such as wall paper and books.

The striped skunk has very powerful legs and can dig and climb. They will destroy lawns by digging up the grass to get to insects and will nest under structures to breed.

There are many different species of spiders and all will invade structures and can become a pest problem. Removing debris around and in homes helps to eliminate spiders.

We have two species of squirrels in Southern New England, the Gray Squirrel and the Red Squirrel. Both will invade homes, chew wiring and destroy wood along the roof lines with their gnawing. Do not block holes in a structure until you're absolutely sure all squirrels have been removed from the building.

Live in underground colonies and travel through mud tubes to gain access to food sources which is wood. Contact us for your free preventative fact sheet.

The black-legged tick or deer tick is prevalent in New England and can spread Lyme Disease. They prefer to hide in uncut grass and shrubs.

Yellowjacket wasps pose significant health threats to humans as they may sting repeatedly and can cause allergic reactions.