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The Hidden Dangers of Uninhabited Homes: Wildlife Infestation in North Carolina

Uninhabited homes can become the perfect sanctuary for wildlife. In North Carolina, particularly in rural or suburban areas near bodies of water, vacant homes become havens for all sorts of creatures. If you’re considering purchasing a property that has been left unattended for some time, it’s crucial to understand the signs of wildlife infestation. From…

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Raccoon Removal Why and When Raccoons Choose to Nest in Your Attic

Why and When Raccoons Choose to Nest in Your Attic

Raccoons are fascinating creatures known for their intelligence and adaptability. In North Carolina, these nocturnal mammals have found urban and suburban environments to be particularly appealing. One common issue that homeowners face is discovering raccoons in their attic. This situation not only presents a nuisance but can also lead to significant property damage. Understanding why…

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Do’s and Don’ts of Wildlife Control for Homeowners

Wildlife control is a critical aspect of home maintenance that often goes overlooked until an uninvited guest makes an appearance. Squirrels darting across your attic, raccoons rummaging through your garbage, or bats hanging around your eaves can not only cause significant damage to your property but also pose health risks to your family. Effective wildlife…

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Bat RemovalBird RemovalRaccoon RemovalSquirrel Removal A Realtor Guide To Understanding Wildlife Infestation in Homes in Charlotte, NC

A Realtor Guide To Understanding Wildlife Infestation in Homes in Charlotte, NC

As a realtor in the bustling city of Charlotte, North Carolina, preparing a home for listing goes beyond staging and cosmetic repairs. In a region where wildlife is abundant, understanding and identifying signs of animal infestation is crucial in the real estate market. Wildlife such as squirrels, flying squirrels, bats, raccoons, and birds can not…

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