Living in the Pacific Northwest brings a unique blend of natural beauty and environmental challenges. Between the region’s damp climate, lush vegetation, and long rainy seasons, pests often find their way into homes and properties. Whether it's rodents, insects, or...
As previously mentioned in the last two smart processes, (Step 1 - Identify Source, Step 2 - Eliminate Pests) preventing rodent infestations requires more than just setting traps; it involves understanding the factors that attract rodents to your property and...
Raccoons, with their distinctive masked faces and ringed tails, are a common sight in urban and suburban areas across Oregon and Washington. While these nocturnal mammals may appear cute and harmless, they can pose significant risks to both your home and health. The...
Some homeowners have never even stepped foot into their attic while others generally use it as another storage space. Whatever the case may be, attics are a great space to maximize in your home and we have some ideas on how you can make the best use of your unused...
Raccoons can be either be seen as cute and furry or an absolute threat to one's home and pets. It’s hard to dismiss those little beady eyes covered with the bandit-looking mask and pointy little nose that pokes out through the trees, over a fence, or at our back door....
Raccoons are often seen as a nuisance and for good reason since they can destroy parts of your home or harm some of your pets. This may all be a part of their wild instinct but it doesn’t leave many looking to keep raccoons around as pets. That said, raccoons are very...
Homeowners policies are unique to the holders of the policy and the insurance companies they go through. Knowing what your insurance policy covers is essential in ensuring that any property or damage to the home is covered. If you’re concerned that your home may need...
General Raccoon Facts The raccoon is a native mammal, having a body that can reach a length of 16-28 inches and a weight of 11-57 lbs. which is typically the result of genetics, age, geographic location and available food sources. Its grayish coat consists of dense...