Critter Guard Blog - Wildlife Control and Power Line Protection Topics
How to Keep Snakes Out and Away from Your Property
Snakes are not typically adored by many, and you probably have no desire to see them near or in your home. However, during the spring and summer, m...- John Sims
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3 Ways Raccoons Can Damage Your Property
Racoons are intelligent and adaptable creatures that thrive in many environments. They are increasingly becoming a menace with their growing number...- John Sims
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Pros and Cons of Underground Fiber Optic Cable
As technology and internet usage advance, so does the way we transmit data. Fiber optic cables are now the gold standard for sending information qu...- John Sims
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4 Common Portable Generator Myths Debunked
Portable generators provide comfort, safety, and peace of mind knowing you have a power source even when the electricity goes out. However, while t...- John Sims
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Top 4 Solar Panel Myths Debunked
Solar panels can be a beneficial investment as they harness energy from the sun and simultaneously save you money and protect the environment. Howe...- John Sims
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Protect Your Home from These Common Spring Pests
With spring comes warmer weather, new life, and more time spent outside. However, spring also brings the emergence of pests and pesky wildlife. The...- John Sims
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4 Signs of a Roof Rat Infestation
Roof rats, also known as palm rats, black rats, ship rats, or fruit rats, are one of the most common rat species. These rodents have large ears, po...- John Sims
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4 Ways Birds Can Damage Your Solar Panel Investment
Solar panels are becoming increasingly popular for their ability to protect our environment and save your household energy costs in the long run. W...- John Sims
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Protecting an Endangered Species: The Pygmy Three-Toed Sloth
There are six species of sloths around the world and two of these species are considered endangered. The smallest species, the pygmy three-toed slo...- John Sims
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