Ever swear you hear tiny footsteps at night, then nothing by noon? You’re not imagining it. House mice are masters of the daytime disappearing act, and homeowners feel it most when temps swing and snacks (ahem, crumbs) are plentiful. Here’s where they go when the lights are on, and how Wagner Pest Solutions can help you stop the mouse squeaks for good.
If you’re a snowbird spending part of the year away from your Glendale, AZ, home, keeping your property secure and pest-free is a top priority. At Wagner Pest Solutions, we know that unoccupied homes can quickly turn into ideal shelters for rodents. So, here are our top three rodent control tips to protect your home when you’re out of town.
As pet owners, we all know the joy and companionship that our furry friends bring into our lives. But have you ever heard the saying that pets can ward off mice? It’s a common belief among homeowners, but is there any truth to it? At Wagner Pest Solutions, we’ve heard this myth countless times. As experts in dealing with all types of pests, including mice, we want to set the record straight and expose the truth about pets and mice
With Arizona’s unique climate and landscape, homeowners face specific challenges when it comes to keeping their homes rodent-free. Rodents not only pose a threat to property by gnawing through walls and cables but also carry diseases that can be harmful to your family. So, let’s look at four ways Wagner Pest Solutions can help you develop long-term strategies for a rodent-free home.
Living in Arizona, it is not unusual to hear stories about rodents invading homes. Whether it’s mice, rats, or squirrels, these pests can cause serious damage to your property and even put your family’s health at risk. It is important to know the most common rodents found in Arizona homes and how to prevent them from infesting your house. Knowing what type is in your home is also great information for when you call Wagner Pest Solutions for rodent control and eradication.
Having a rodent or rat infestation in your home can be unsettling. These pesky creatures carry diseases and cause extensive damage to your property. A rodent-free home is always a goal, but achieving it isn’t always the easiest thing to do, especially if an infestation has taken hold. That’s when you need to call Wagner Pest Solutions. Yet, a full-blown infestation can still be prevented with these three rodent control options that actually work.
Rodents are some of the peskiest creatures on Earth. These critters can sneak into your home through tiny gaps and holes, freely multiply, and quickly turn into an out-of-control infestation. One of the main reasons rodents find your home attractive is because they can easily source their food and shelter from within your property. And, while you’re diligently cleaning up after yourself, you may not realize that some of the objects you keep around your home provide a comfortable and cozy shelter for these furry invaders. Today, Wagner Pest Solutions walks you through some rodent bedding materials you might keep in your home.
Gophers are one of the most annoying pests that you can find in your yard. They can cause a lot of damage, and they are difficult to get rid of. But why is that? Well, Wagner Pest Solutions has the answer and is here will discuss why gophers are such a pain.
Do you have a packrat living in your home? Packrats aren’t just a nickname for those people who keep every odd and end; they’re rodents. Packrats are actually fascinating creatures known for their love of food and curious nature. Still, they’re not the rodent that you want in your home. So, if you have a packrat problem, it’s time to call Wagner Pest Solutions.
If you’re like most people, the sight of a rodent or scorpion running across your floor is enough to make your skin crawl. But, it’s also just the excuse you need to call the team at Wagner Pest Solutions for extermination. Even though we have the area’s best technology and equipment, there are still some things we wish every homeowner understood. We offer our clients a lot of information and education as part of our service. So, here’s a shortlist of three things we’d love you to know.