Ticks are not only a concern when venturing into the great outdoors—they can also thrive in your own backyard. Colorado, with its abundant grassy, brushy, and wooded areas, provides the perfect environment for ticks to live and hitch a ride on pets or humans. Whether you’re walking your dog, gardening, hiking, or hunting, it’s important..
Category: Front Range Pest
Protecting Your Solar Panels in Northern-Central Colorado and Southern Wyoming Pigeons have discovered that solar panels make ideal nesting spots, but unfortunately, they can cause significant damage to your panels and roof. Birds, especially pigeons, leave behind toxic droppings that accumulate beneath your solar panels, reducing their efficiency and costing you money. Front Range Pest..
Many homeowners have attempted DIY pest control solutions, from homemade bug-repellent sprays to baited five-gallon buckets for mice. While these methods may provide temporary relief, they are often time-consuming, costly, and ultimately ineffective in preventing long-term infestations. When it comes to safeguarding your home, office, or commercial space, hiring a professional pest control company—such as..
As temperatures drop, we humans aren’t the only ones seeking warmth and shelter. Rodents, too, are on the hunt for cozy spots to ride out the winter chill—and parked vehicles often become unwitting havens. Whether it’s under the hood or even inside your car, rodents can cause significant damage that’s both inconvenient and costly to..
Woodrats, often called “pack rats” or ‘trade rats” are fascinating creatures that unfairly bear the brunt of common misconceptions about rats. In Colorado, the smallest species, the Desert woodrat, measures about 12 inches and weighs 4 ½ ounces, while the largest, the bushy-tailed woodrat found on rocky mountain sides and old mining camps, can grow..