The Benefits of Crawl Space Encapsulation Crawl spaces underneath the home are often exposed to bare earth, which can let in groundwater as well as water vapor evaporating from the soil. Many homeowners don’t pay too much attention to the crawl space because it’s not… Read More »The Benefits of Crawl Space Encapsulation
Gutter Guards protect your gutters from leaf and debris buildup, allowing the gutter to drain water properly.
Your crawl space can become a hotbed of activity for nuisance wildlife and pests like raccoons, rodents, snakes, termites, and more.
Critter Authority can remove and exclude snakes from your property in the Richmond area.
Critter Authority can remove birds and bird nesting from your property in Richmond, then provide you bird guards to keep them from returning.
How To Keep Raccoons Off Your Property in Richmond Raccoons aren’t something you want sharing your home with you, as these critters can spread diseases like rabies and raccoon roundworm, and they can become very aggressive if cornered or threatened. Additionally, when raccoons get inside… Read More »How To Keep Raccoons Off Your Property in Richmond
Stinging Insects in Richmond As winter draws to a close and the temperatures begin to rise, you’re probably going to be faced with the onslaught of insects that spring and summer bring. From ants to cicadas, insects will invade your home and yard, posing a… Read More »Stinging Insects in Richmond
Termite Awareness can help you safeguard your property in Richmond, Henrico, and Hanover against termites.
Insulation R-Values Explained Insulation is a heat-resistant material placed inside walls, floors, attics, and crawl spaces that prevents hot air from entering the house during the summer, and hot air from leaving the house during the winter. Insulation’s effectiveness is measured by its r-value, or… Read More »Insulation R-Values Explained
Myth vs Fact: Bats and Rabies Rabies is an extremely dangerous virus that is always fatal once symptoms start, but thankfully it is an extremely preventable and treatable disease, with less than 10 people dying per year in the United States. Bats are one of… Read More »Myth vs Fact: Bats and Rabies
