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Squirrel eating on a white gutter, near wooden siding.
January 14, 2026
Territorial behavior drives return activity.
House with gray siding and stone accents surrounded by lush green lawn and landscaping.
December 22, 2025
Vegetation and water features influence wildlife traffic.
Rural landscape with barn and field, transitioning to cityscape with skyscrapers.
November 21, 2025
Different species dominate depending on region, zoning, and building design.
A mouse poised at the edge of a gray kitchen countertop, looking down.
October 22, 2025
Consistent cleaning, sealed entry points, and regular inspections create a strong defense against mice and rats year-round.
Squirrel on a shingled roof, looking left with background of autumn foliage.
September 20, 2025
Animal waste, moisture, and gnawing lead to rot, mold, and framing issues.
Squirrel resting on a white gutter under a clear blue sky.
August 20, 2025
Design flaws, outdated building materials, and poor maintenance increase exposure to wildlife problems.
A roof that has been damaged by a storm
July 31, 2025
Missing shingles, lifted vents, and water damage attract opportunistic animals.
Looking up at the trees with autumn leaves against a blue sky
June 21, 2025
Knowing what animals do during each season helps inform removal and exclusion strategy.
Three dogs are playing in the grass in a park
May 24, 2025
Transmission of disease, aggression, and competition for food create serious risks for pets.
A snake is crawling on top of a wooden table
April 22, 2025
Active homes offer food, warmth, and protection — all key attractants for wildlife.
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