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Feb
Wildlife baby season approaching March 2019
Wildlife baby season approaching March 2019 Wildlife in Ontario are about to have their babies close to the end of the month. Raccoons, squirrels and other wildlife such as skunks are preparing their nests to give birth to their young in this season. Migratory birds are returning soon as well in the upcoming months and this includes the pests starlings.
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Feb
squirrel removal in Newmarket January 2019
squirrel removal in Newmarket January 2019 What makes squirrel removal and wildlife removal interesting, is the different entry points and animal habits that you run into while on the job. Every home is slightly different than another, and it has it's own story to tell. This Newmarket home had raccoons in the past, this year the raccoons returned and attemptedRead more
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Feb
Squirrel removal in Brampton February 2019
Squirrel removal in Brampton February 2019 One of the problems we deal with in squirrel removal and generally wildlife removal in major cities like Brampton is the frequency of returning animals. Generally the areas where we install mesh barriers are safe as long as the material remains on the roof. In some cases we return to homes where a previousRead more
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Jan
Raccoon Removal Keswick January 2019
Raccoon Removal Keswick January 2019 This home had a repeat offender raccoon. Last year the raccoon had broken into the home through the junction corner on the roof of the home. The raccoon returned in 2019 and attempted to break into the soffit while using a fence as an anchor to exert its force into the soffit. If you lookRead more
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Jan
Raccoon Removal Newmarket January 2019
Raccoon Removal Newmarket January 2019 This topic here shows a raccoon removal done in Newmarket in January 2019. We received a call regarding raccoons inside the attic of a semi-detached home. In this home we found evidence of raccoon problems that were persistent throughout the years. We found some meshing and evidence that suggested they were returning raccoons. Typically raccoonsRead more
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Dec
Raccoon Removal North York December 2018
Raccoon Removal North York December 2018 As part of our raccoon removal and wildlife removal services through the years, we occasionally have call backs from previous clients. These are returning animals mainly due to the fact that prevention screenings were not installed. In this North York home, a junction was not screened, and roughly a year later animals returned toRead more
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Dec
Raccoon Removal Pefferlaw November 2018
Raccoon Removal Pefferlaw November 2018 A raccoon removal was done in Pefferlaw, Ontario in November 30th 2018. The story oddly enough started out as a mouse problem, but later was concluded that raccoons were also present. Due to the noises the client heard we suspected a mice problem within the attic of the pefferlaw home. When we learned that aRead more
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Nov
Raccoon And Squirrel Removal Keswick Ontario Nov 27 2018
Raccoon And Squirrel Removal Keswick Ontario Nov 27 2018 In this awkward situation where a raccoon and squirrel were living inside the attic, we had to compromise. We initially learned that a client was hearing noises in the attic, of heavy scratching and movement like walking. After inspecting the hole on the roof, and the evidence present at the siteRead more
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Oct
Squirrel removal Willowbeach October 27th 2018
Squirrel removal Willowbeach October 27th 2018 Another squirrel removal performed in Willowbeach Ontario in the month of October. Fascinating thing with squirrels is that they never give up trying to get back into the same place over and over again. We had our camera set up to show the exclusion door in action. The purpose of the camera was toRead more
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Oct
Squirrel Removal Attic Keswick October 2018
Squirrel Removal Attic Keswick October 2018 Roof line gaps that run the perimeter of a home are problematic when performing a squirrel removal in the attic. In Keswick October 2018 we arrived at a home which had squirrels in the attic via the roof-line gaps. Generally when squirrels target a home they make decent sized holes but sometimes they don'tRead more