Beware, The Bugs Are Coming!

In the pest control industry, a title like that is not only considered an attention grabber, but also a scare tactic. We did want to grab your attention, but only to warn you. The hard truth is this year will be extra heavy with insect activity. Not only did we have one of the wettest Springs in decades, and insects love moisture to grow their colonies, but now they have been given an extra boost of protein from our visiting friends the Cicadas.
Cicadas are part of summertime. Their high-pitched sounds can be heard each summer as there are some that emerge from underground each year. But this year is special as it is the year of a super emergence that only occurs once every seventeen years.
Raccoons are in mating season right now. If the female raccoon has decided to make a den in your attic, it will sound like fighting or scratching sounds up in your attic. Once the female gets, impregnated she will fight off the male and kick him out of her den. The female does not want the male in her den as he will eat the young.
You had mice in your home and had a professional pest control company come out and treat a mice problem and now the problem is gone. So as a homeowner or a business you think you are done with the situation. But that is not always the case.
Raccoon and squirrel removal is no DIY project! When you have found signs of nuisance wildlife in your multi-story building, the removal of a raccoon or squirrel can be become more difficult. Guardian Pest Control takes trapping to a new height with equipment to handle any raccoon or squirrel intrusion in your Chicago multi-story building!
Guardian Pest Control has provided pest control services for in the city of Chicago for more than 30 years and we still run into unusual and unique situations. And yes, even difficult and challenging ones.
Who doesn’t love to see birds in our yards, sitting in our trees, singing and chirping? It can be very peaceful. So, we go out and buy feeders, build houses and install bird baths, and all as close as we can next to our homes so we can see them better. Well, that’s when the trouble starts.