In this video, I wanted to share some insights about the cicada situation we've been experiencing lately. We've received several calls this week from home owners concerned about cicadas, but I want to clarify that there's not much we can do at this time. Just hang tight for about

🐿️ Running trap lines this morning and there’s just something peaceful about it — being out early, checking each spot, seeing the results of strategic placement and patience pay off. Caught 2 squirrels today! Always rewarding to see success, especially when it means helping our

When it comes to raccoon removal, setting a trap directly over the entry point is one of the most effective and humane methods we use. Why? Because it targets the animal causing the issue—no guessing, no random baiting, and no unintended captures. With a baited set, you’re

To trap a critter, you have to go where they are — not where you hope they’ll be! 🎯🦝 In this case, we had raccoons entering through a roofline over 25 feet up in the air. No easy access. No shortcuts. But that’s what it takes to do the job right. We climbed up, secured a trap

When it comes to wildlife control, success starts with strategy. We don’t just hope animals stumble into a trap—we place it exactly where they’re already traveling. That’s the power of a posi-set: meeting the critters right at the entry point, often with a camera to confirm

🐿️ Squirrels chewed right through the fascia board on this home… but not anymore! 🛠️ Check out this dramatic before and after! On the left, you can see where squirrels created a large entry by gnawing through rotted wood. On the right, you’ll see a clean, secure fix—reinforced

Raccoons love to exploit the vulnerabilities around eaves and soffits to get into attics—and this home was no exception. We identified a high-traffic raccoon entry point and strategically mounted a trap directly over it. A trail camera was set up to monitor activity in real time

Raccoon getting into your home from a soffit? We’ve got that covered — literally. 🦝💪 Whether it’s 25 feet in the air or tucked behind shutters, our team goes wherever the critters go to seal them out for good. 📞 Protect your home the Tailor Made way. (502) 219-4688

Rodents don’t need a wide-open door to get into your home—this photo is proof. What you’re looking at is a common entry point for mice: a small gap where utility lines enter the home. Even openings as small as a dime can give rodents the access they need. 👉 This is why sealing

Raccoons in your walls? We don’t guess—we see the heat. Using professional-grade infrared cameras, we can detect the exact location of hidden raccoon kits by spotting subtle temperature changes behind walls or ceilings. This allows us to remove them safely and humanely—without

🦇 Peak-a-boo from the attic! While inspecting this attic, we had some unexpected visitors—a whole cluster of bats tucked snugly between the rafters! In Kentucky, we’re currently in what’s known as the “bat exclusion dead period” — from May 15 through August 15, bat eviction

Raccoons are out in full force! 🦝 Is your home protected? We’ve heard folks say baited sets are the best way to catch raccoons—but we’d beg to differ. Our success rate and efficiency have gone way up since switching to posi-sets, where we meet the critters right at the source.

We Love #trailcam selfies! 😂

Does your pest control company provide real-time data trends on your rodent population? We do. 📊 At Tailor Made Pest & Wildlife, we use Bell Sensing Technology from Bell Labs to actively track rodent activity and stay one step ahead. Instead of the old-school approach of “we

🎆 Celebrate the 4th of July With a Bang – And No Bugs! 🇺🇸 Tailor Made is giving you a reason to celebrate AND save — whether you’re already part of the family or thinking about joining us! Now through July 14th, when you prepay for your pest or wildlife service, you’ll get:

That cozy space under your deck might seem useless to you — but to raccoons, skunks, groundhogs, and stray cats? It’s prime real estate. 🦝🐾 That’s why we install Dig Defense barriers — heavy-duty, underground fencing that stops animals from burrowing their way in. No more

🐜🎶 “The ants go marching one by one, hurrah, hurrah…” 🎶🐜 It might be a cute song, but when ants start actually marching into your kitchen, pantry, or bathroom? Not so cute. Ants follow scent trails—and once one finds food or water, the rest of the colony is close behind.

This time of year, wasps are hard at work building nests around the eaves of homes, under decks, and in hidden corners. If left unchecked, those nests grow—and so does the risk of painful stings and unexpected infestations. That’s where regular maintenance comes in. 💪 Our

So thankful for a kick ass team! Team photo at the KPMA Social at Top Golf!

Some people get excited for hunting season… And in essence, we do too — but for wildlife operators, it’s not deer or turkey that gets our hearts pumping. It’s BAT SEASON! 🦇 As temperatures shift and fall creeps in, bats start showing up in attics, soffits, chimneys, and