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10/14/2026

Opossums are mostly nocturnal, meaning they’re most active after dark! Around your home, you might notice them foraging for food in trash cans and in gardens or seeking shelter under decks and sheds.

Being aware of their habits can help you protect your property. 🏡

To learn more, visit: https://www.trutechinc.com/resources/wildlife-library/opossums/

10/12/2026

🦝 Well, that is one way to get inside!

10/09/2026

🏠 Residential or commercial, Trutech Wildlife Service has you covered!

Whether you’re a homeowner or business owner, you can rely on us for expert, humane wildlife solutions.

10/08/2026

🦝 A raccoon on your roof may be more than a "cute" visitor.

Raccoons are strong climbers and can easily make their way onto roofs in search of an entry point into your home. Once they find an easy route, they may keep coming back.

Learn more about raccoons on roofs and what you can do to protect your home on our blog!

Seeing a raccoon on the roof late at night can be unsettling, especially if you start hearing movement overhead. Roof activity is often a sign that the animal is searching for food, shelter, or a way into your attic or chimney. Raccoons are strong climbers and highly adaptable animals. Once they fin...

10/07/2026

🎃 Don’t let squirrels turn your jack-o’-lanterns into a spooky snack this season! Pumpkins may be the perfect fall decoration, but squirrels can see them as a tasty treat.

To help protect them, you could try adding a coat of lacquer or rubbing petroleum jelly around the edges of your pumpkins.

You can also try natural deterrents like hot sauce, garlic spray or vinegar. Just keep in mind that their scents can wear off quickly, so you’ll need to reapply them regularly.

Even with deterrents, squirrels may still damage your pumpkins, as certain deterrents may not be effective. 🐿️

Want more pumpkin-saving tips? Check out: https://www.trutechinc.com/squirrels-eating-pumpkins/

Learn about the reasons why squirrels are attracted to pumpkins and what you can do to prevent them from feasting on your decorations.

10/02/2026

Bat houses do more than offer bats a place to roost. They help protect your home and the environment.

Here’s how adding a bat house can benefit both bats and homeowners:
✅ Provides bats with a safe, clean place to raise their young
✅ Helps control pest insects like mosquitoes, moths, and beetles
✅ Reduces the chance of bats roosting in your attic
✅ Supports healthier bat populations and limits the need for insecticides

Learn more about the benefits of bat houses and whether they can help keep bats out of your attic in our blog!

Building a summer home for bats can play a vital role in their survival, providing optimal roosting conditions that they might have difficulty finding otherwise. They’ll make sure it’s worth your while, too: bats are voracious consumers of insect pests and will keep their populations low. Bat ho...

09/30/2026

Raccoons are skilled climbers and can take advantage of openings, especially soffit vents!🦝

09/29/2026

Sometimes you just get that feeling something is sneaking around your property, even if you can’t see it. It might be rodents! These common pests are experts at sneaking into homes and businesses through small openings or even gnawing their way inside. 🏡

At Trutech Wildlife Service, we provide safe, humane rodent control services to protect your home, so you can focus on what matters most.

📞 Contact us today to schedule a free inspection!

09/25/2026

🦝 Raccoons don’t knock, they find their own way in!

From roofs and soffits to chimneys and attic vents, these clever critters know exactly where to look for a way into your home.

If you’re hearing noises overhead or noticing signs of damage, you could have an uninvited guest! 🏡

09/24/2026

Did you know? Social wasps can have a queen! 👑

Social wasps, such as yellowjackets, paper wasps, and hornets, can live in colonies led by one reproductive queen.

09/22/2026

🍂 Fall is here, and so are the pests! Watch out for the top 5 fall intruders: Raccoons, opossums, squirrels, rats, and mice.

These critters are busy searching for food and shelter as temperatures drop, often targeting attics, crawl spaces, chimneys, and more.

Protect your home before they move in! 🏡

09/18/2026

Why are stinging insects dangerous?

While a single sting can be painful, stinging insects can pose bigger concerns for your home and family, including:

✅ Health risks: Stings can be especially dangerous for those with allergies.
✅ Property damage: Nests built inside walls, roofs, or ceilings can potentially cause damage over time.
✅ Secondary pests: Leftover nests and honey can attract other pests, like ants and rodents.

Some species, like social wasps, can also become more defensive in late summer and early fall as the queen slows egg production and colony roles shift. Quick identification and action can help prevent a bigger problem!

09/16/2026

Hearing high-pitched chirping, squeaking, or even fluttering sounds from your attic? There could be bats nearby! 🦇

09/14/2026

Helping neighbors, one handshake at a time. 🤝

As your local wildlife professionals, we're proud to help protect the homes and businesses in our communities with safe, humane wildlife solutions.

Reach out today for a free inspection!

09/11/2026

Today, we remember and honor the bravery, resilience, and unity that shone through in the face of tragedy.

May we never forget the heroes who stepped up and the lives lost that day.

09/10/2026

Well, well, well… look who’s been spotted! 👀

09/09/2026

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a... raccoon on a roof! 🦝🏠

Seeing a raccoon on your roof might seem harmless, but it could be looking for a way inside. Raccoons are skilled climbers and may take advantage of openings around chimneys, vents, soffits, or other areas to access attics and other parts of a home.