• Wasp Infestation
    A wasp is any insect of the narrow-waisted suborder which is neither a bee nor an ant. The most commonly known wasps are yellowjackets and hornets. Wasps can play many ecological roles. Some of them are predators or pollinators, whether to feed themselves or to provide for their nests. Females have the habit of laying eggs in or near a...
  • Cockroach Infestation
    Cockroaches are a group of insects belonging to Blattodea family. There is about 30 different cockroach species associated with human habitats and infestations, but in reality there are thousands of different cockroach species crawling around the world. The most common cockroaches in North-America are; the German cockroaches, the oriental cockroaches, and the American cockroaches varieties. Cockroaches are omnivorous; which means...
  • Skunks Infestation
    Skunks are mammals in the family Mephitidae. They are famous for their ability to spray a liquid with a very strong and unpleasant scent from their anal glands. There are different species of skunk that vary in appearance from black-and-white to brown, cream or ginger, but all have that warning coloration to keep predators away. The usual skunks are easily...
  • Marmots Infestation
    Marmots are large, stocky mammals with bushy tails. Most marmots weigh between 4 to 5 kg. They usually have the same build as an average house cat. Marmots are rodent of the squirrel family. Marmots hibernate in burrows for several months in cold winter seasons.  While inactive when in hibernation, they will survive on stored fat and slow their vitals...
  • Birds Infestation
    Birds can travel long distances. Therefore, it makes them the perfect disease carriers. Birds can carry around many different parasites and other diseases along the way. Birds droppings usually smells bad and always gives the impression of their presence to make any place looks dirty and disgusting. Infestation Origin: It is common for birds to build nests in exposed roof...
  • Pigeons Infestation
    Pigeons are flying birds sometimes called ‘flying rat’ because they travel long distances. Therefore, it makes them the perfect disease carriers. Pigeons can carry around twelve different parasites and other diseases along the way. Pigeon droppings are known to be highly acidic, it usually smells badly and always gives the impression of their presence to make any place looks dirty....