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Roof Returns: Why Animals Use Them to Break In
February 11, 2026
John Sims
Roof Returns: Why Animals Use Them to Break In
Roof returns can enhance the look of your home, but they can also provide an...
When Nature Moves In: Why Wildlife Targets Historic Homes
February 4, 2026
John Sims
When Nature Moves In: Why Wildlife Targets Historic Homes
Historic homes are incredible. They’re full of character and are sometimes built even better than...
Why Modern Building Materials Are More Vulnerable to Animal Damage Than You Think
January 21, 2026
John Sims
Why Modern Building Materials Are More Vulnerable to Animal Damage Than You Think
With advances in construction technology, it’s easy to assume modern buildings are better protected against...
Top 4 Critters That Caused Power Outages in 2025
January 14, 2026
John Sims
Top 4 Critters That Caused Power Outages in 2025
When we think of widespread power outages - the kind that have entire neighborhoods in...
5 Common Household Pests That Trigger Allergies
November 26, 2025
John Sims
5 Common Household Pests That Trigger Allergies
First, there's a cough, followed by a runny nose and sneezing. Allergies have been triggered...
How You Could Unintentionally Be Feeding Wildlife
November 19, 2025
John Sims
How You Could Unintentionally Be Feeding Wildlife
Wildlife intrusion is a common problem among homeowners. Once they sneak into your home, rodents...
6 Benefits of Telecom Line Hardening
November 12, 2025
John Sims
6 Benefits of Telecom Line Hardening
Utility customers count on their telecom lines to stay connected—whether for phone calls, internet access,...
How Your Neighbor’s Pest Problem Can Become Yours
October 22, 2025
John Sims
How Your Neighbor’s Pest Problem Can Become Yours
You work hard to keep your home clean and pest-free, but what about your neighbors?...
5 Common Places Squirrels Nest In and Around Homes
October 15, 2025
John Sims
5 Common Places Squirrels Nest In and Around Homes
As tree-climbing rodents, squirrels have easy access to some of your home's most vulnerable features....
Overhead vs. Underground Fiber Optic Lines: How Wildlife Risks Differ
October 8, 2025
John Sims
Overhead vs. Underground Fiber Optic Lines: How Wildlife Risks Differ
Whether you’re video chatting with loved ones or ordering groceries online, a reliable internet connection...
How Construction and Renovation Can Create Havens for Wildlife
October 1, 2025
John Sims
How Construction and Renovation Can Create Havens for Wildlife
Construction and renovation projects can do more than just improve your space; they can also...
Critters and the Environment: How Wildlife Exclusion Benefits Local Ecosystems
September 24, 2025
John Sims
Critters and the Environment: How Wildlife Exclusion Benefits Local Ecosystems
Wildlife can add charm to our surroundings, but their presence may also disrupt local ecosystems....
Unwanted Hitchhikers: How Wildlife Can Bring Ticks Into Your Home
September 17, 2025
John Sims
Unwanted Hitchhikers: How Wildlife Can Bring Ticks Into Your Home
When wildlife make their way into your home, they aren't the only hazard. They can...
How Wildlife Can Damage Your Home Siding
September 10, 2025
John Sims
How Wildlife Can Damage Your Home Siding
You enjoy seeing squirrels scamper up trees and listening to birds serenade the new day....
When the Lights Go Out: Risks of Wildlife Interfering with Lighting Systems
September 3, 2025
John Sims
When the Lights Go Out: Risks of Wildlife Interfering with Lighting Systems
Lighting keeps us safe, boosts security, and makes our spaces work better. However, there is...
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