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It starts as a faint, sour smell in one room. A day later it’s stronger, and it seems worse when the furnace kicks on. You check the trash, the fridge and the drains, and everything is fine. If that sounds familiar, there’s a good chance a mouse has died inside a wall, ceiling or floor.
You paid for treatment, followed the prep list, and slept in your own bed again. Then, a few days later, you spot a bed bug crawling across the sheet. Your first thought is that the treatment failed. In most cases, it didn’t. Seeing a few bed bugs after treatment is common, especially in the first
Hearing scratching in the walls at night, or finding droppings in the pantry? As Detroit nights get colder, rodents move indoors looking for food and warmth. Before you buy traps, find out what you are dealing with. A mouse and a rat need different traps, different bait placement and different sealing work, so a wrong
Your closing date is on the calendar and the moving truck is booked. Then the inspection report arrives with a line like “evidence of subterranean termite activity in the crawlspace” or “rodent droppings observed in attic.” It’s stressful, but it rarely ends a deal. Pests found before closing on a house come up often in