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Rodent infestations can be a significant problem, leading to property damage and health risks. Two common methods for controlling these pests are lethal traps and rodenticides. Each method has its own advantages and disadvantages, and understanding these can help you make an informed decision on which approach is best for your situation.
At Cleveland Best Pest Control LLC (CBPC), we are committed to providing you with the highest quality pest control services. To ensure clarity and mutual understanding, we have updated our Terms of Service Agreement. These revisions are designed to improve your experience and set clear expectations for the services we provide.
As winter sets in and temperatures drop, many homeowners experience a common and unsettling problem: unexpected visitors in their attics. Raccoons and squirrels are notorious for making their way into homes during the colder months. But why do they do this, how do they get in, and what can you do to protect your home?
Installing chimney covers is essential to prevent raccoons and birds, like European Starlings, from accessing your chimney and causing damage. These animals often seek out chimneys to nest and give birth, leading to health hazards, structural damage, and fire risks. Cleveland Best Pest Control LLC (CBPC) offers professional chimney cover installations starting at $225 plus tax. Protect your home by installing a chimney cover today.
When the cold weather sets in, we expect to deal with drafts and snow, but ants in the house? That's the last thing on our minds. Yet, it's not uncommon to see these tiny invaders scurrying across your floors even during the chilliest months. So, what gives? Let's delve into why ants find their way into our homes in the winter and, most importantly, how to keep them at bay.
Carpenter bees are a unique blend of helpful pollinators and destructive wood-boring insects. While their role in pollination is vital for the ecosystem, their nesting habits can cause significant damage to wooden structures. Understanding their behavior and how to manage them is key to protecting your property.
