When wildlife invades your home or business, it can be stressful, but Anderson Wildlife Control is here to provide humane and efficient solutions. Specializing in the prompt removal of nuisance animals such as skunks, squirrels, raccoons, and bats, Anderson Wildlife Control prioritizes both the safety of the animals and the protection of your property. Humane…
As the summer sun heats up, so does the activity of various wildlife in Connecticut. This year, Anderson Wildlife Control has seen a significant rise in demands for the removal of groundhogs, skunks, and moles from residential properties. These animals, while a part of the local ecosystem, can cause considerable damage and present challenges for…
Rodents are notorious for their ability to squeeze through tiny spaces and find their way into homes. These unwelcome guests can cause significant damage, pose health risks, and be challenging to remove. Understanding the vulnerable areas rodents can sneak in and learning how to stop them is crucial for keeping your home rodent-free. Here are…
During the spring, you might see wild animals when you walk your dog or play with your kids in the backyard of your Connecticut home. In most cases, animals simply want to be left alone so they can search for food and raise their young, but sometimes they cause problems for humans. If you encounter…
While most of us enjoy having a warm, cozy home in the wintertime, we’re not the only ones. Wildlife and pests may also be enjoying the cozy atmosphere of our homes as a refuge from cold and stormy winter weather. Who’s Been Sleeping in MY Home? While we hope you have no bears sleeping in…
Wild animals often enter people’s homes seeking shelter and protection from cold temperatures. If animals get into your house, they can cause major damage to the interior, as well as your belongings. You can keep wildlife out of your Connecticut home if you know what types of issues to look for and how to deal…
Having bats living in your attic is a serious problem that needs to be dealt with as soon as possible. Bats pose a health and safety risk to your family, but attempting to get rid of them yourself is not the solution. You should leave that job to a professional. You Can Get Hurt or…
Having wild animals living in your attic or shed can be a nuisance. Wildlife can scratch and chew through building materials, damage insulation, and leave waste that can spread illnesses. Wild animals can get frightened and react aggressively if they encounter humans or pets. Removing wildlife from your home is necessary, but that doesn’t mean…
During the winter, wildlife seeks refuge from cold temperatures, snow, and ice. While many find shelter in trees and other outdoor locations, some look for warmth and safety inside people’s homes. If you discover that wild animals have moved into your house, you don’t need to panic, but you should act quickly. Signs That Wild…
During the winter, wild animals need to find shelter to protect themselves from frigid temperatures, snow, ice, and wind. Houses are ideal. Animals frequently find small gaps and squeeze through them or create openings by chewing and scratching through the siding. These are some of the species that are most likely to take up residence…