Recent Requests
having moved into an apartment four months ago,sight unseen,I quickly learned that it is infested with mostly cockroaches, which the management deliberately opted to not inform me about. The owners have about 7 to 9 properties all largely on the same street, and all of them have a serious bug infestation, which is forever perpetuated by them allowing tenants to move back and forth between the several properties, simply transporting the bugs again and again. I've refused to allow for them to spray my unit because I have 16 parakeets living with me and because I've been unable to make arrangements for them to be taken out of the house while the spraying is going on. HELP!!!
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I have swarm of honey bees in a tree in my front yard. How much would it be to them removed.
Kizzy L
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Montgomery Exterminating, Inc.
Squirrels
A squirrel's favorite hiding places are your chimney, roof or the attic. These are also the very first areas that a squirrel pest control technician checks during squirrel removal. Once a squirrel nibbles his way into the attic or some other place in your house, then he’s set for life. He has plenty of food to survive, lots of room to scurry about in, and a home. That’s of course unless you can step in and get him out of there! There are other ways you may invite these rodents inside your house unwittingly. Squirrels feed on the leftovers of your pets, so if you leave dog food or bird seed lying about, you're bound to have the privilege of squirrel company soon.
Squirrels may look like harmless teensy weensy creatures, but you'll quickly realize that you'd be better off without these pesky rodents in your home. They seek the warmth of cozy places like your attic, where they sneak through an existing hole or nibble their way through. They can quickly damage wires in the attic, leaving electrical wires exposed. Plus, they leave behind fecal and urine deposits in your attic that quickly give out a foul smell. They nibble their way though the roofs, siding, gables etc. The most common squirrel is the gray squirrel. It wakes up quite early and hunts for food. Stone foundations are a red squirrel’s favorite place to hide. If you hear noises in the night, then that could be the flying squirrel, frolicking in your attic with the bats.
Squirrel removal is not an easy task. People may try to sell you dubious products, including fox and coyote urine or ultrasonic sound emitters that are completely inadequate to trap squirrels. A squirrel removal company will clear up squirrel feces and urine, remove the squirrels, and seal the holes that they enter your house through. Then, they take adequate measures to make sure that these rodents do not enter again. Sprays can have a strong effect on squirrels, but these are not really the most thorough and permanent squirrel removal solution.