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Small animals pest control (squirrel, raccoon & possum): Detached h...

I noticed a raccoon had popped off one of my roof vents covers and chewed through the plastic meshing underneath, I am looking for someone to check and if need be, to remove any critters in the attic, and replace the current 5 roof vents I have with a metal version that is animal-proof.

Insect pest control: Treatment; Bees and wasps

Tenants noticed wasp activity on the outside of the southwest corner of the house and suspect they are entering through a hole in the stucco (see picture). The nest needs to be killed. House is located in the McKernan community of Edmonton.

Rodent pest control: Wasp nest removal; Detached house

There is a wasp net next to the exhaust area.

Insect pest control: Diagnosis; Bees and wasps

I’ve noticed hornets going in and out from under the eaves near the exhaust above my gas fireplace at the side of the house. I’ve sprayed the area many times, which kill a few in the immediate area, but more keep coming back. My main concerns are whether being in the eaves means they might have entry into the house (as opposed to sneaking in through doors left ajar) and if leaving them alone now is cause for long term concern in the spring. Video also available of them coming and going.

Insect pest control: Treatment; Bees and wasps

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