Ed's Pest & Wildlife, LLC

09/10/2026

Think mice need a big opening to get in? Think again.

This little gap of light under the corner of a garage door is all it takes. A mouse can squeeze through a hole the size of a dime — about 1/4 inch.

Once the weather starts cooling down, they're actively looking for exactly this: warmth, shelter, and an easy walk-in entrance.

Check your garage doors, weather stripping, and corners for daylight peeking through. If you can see light, mice can see an invitation.

Found a gap like this? Seal it up or give us a call — we'll find the entry points you’re missing.

08/04/2026

Start checking your bush friends!!!

08/03/2026

Pulled these little guys out a dryer vent.

06/25/2026

Caught off guard! Won't happen again

06/25/2026

Found this momma and pups hanging out between the walls!

06/06/2026

You found foxes under your shed. Or your deck. Or your porch.

There's a mother. And 4-6 kits. Tiny. Fuzzy. Playing.

Your first instinct: call animal control.

Wait.

Red foxes and gray foxes raise their kits under suburban structures because it's safe from larger predators. They chose your deck because it's sheltered, quiet, and has easy access to the rodents in your neighborhood.

They'll be there for about 8 weeks. The kits grow fast. By mid-summer, they'll be exploring independently. By fall, they disperse.

While they're there, the parents are hunting every night. Eating mice. Rats. Voles. Rabbits. Squirrels. The rodents that chew your wires, eat your garden, and nest in your walls.

One fox family eats more rodents in a season than any exterminator you could hire.

They won't attack your dog. They won't attack your cat (most adult cats are larger or equal size). They won't attack your children. Foxes are extremely shy. They avoid all human interaction.

What to do:
Leave them alone. Enjoy watching the kits play — it's one of the best wildlife shows you'll ever see from your window.
Keep small pets supervised outdoors — rabbits, guinea pigs, and tiny dogs under 5 lbs could be at risk.
Don't feed them. They don't need your help.
Secure garbage cans.
Once they leave in late summer, seal the den entrance if you don't want them back next year. But only seal it AFTER they've left — never seal an occupied den.

They'll be gone before school starts.
You'll miss them when they leave.

06/06/2026

06/03/2026

One way tunnel for the win again, attic vents that are plastic should be switched out every couple of year due to the sun drying the plastic out.

06/02/2026

People always forget about the vent chimny stack!!