As the temperature drops across southern Ontario, wildlife in cities such as Hamilton, Burlington, and Oakville begin their annual preparations for survival through the colder months. While this transition is a natural part of the ecosystem, it often drives animals to seek warmth and shelter within human structures—homes, businesses, and industrial facilities alike. Understanding the […]
The fall and winter weather may attract more house guests than you invited to your Thanksgiving dinner or holiday mixer. As outdoor temperatures begin to drop, pests including raccoons and squirrels will search for warm, dry places for comfort and protection. Due to both the climbing abilities of these pests and openings in your home […]
When it comes to pest and wildlife control, there are steps homeowners can take to prevent a major pest infestation and wildlife intrusion (Top Ten Steps to Take to Ensure Your Home is Pest and Wildlife Free). However, these are only preventative measures. Once a pest or wildlife issue occurs, homeowners may be tempted to […]
Sharing our homes and gardens with unexpected wildlife visitors has become a growing concern in communities like Burlington, Hamilton, and Oakville. As residents of Canada, we understand the importance of finding a balance between our homes and local wildlife. Encounters with animals like skunks, raccoons, coyotes, and squirrels have become a part of everyday life, […]
Increase of Wildlife Related Calls With these warming trends Hamilton, Burlington and surrounding areas are seeing an explosion of wildlife, not only outside but in attics and under the homeowners decks as well. I think the animals are having an early breeding season due to the rather tepid temperatures in our area. They may think […]
Protecting your home from unwanted pests and wildlife can be a daunting task and in all honesty, it is impossible to bug proof your home completely. However, we at Action Pest Control Services what to share with you these home maintenance and housekeeping secrets that will greatly reduce the chances of a major insect and […]
