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Acarpentersons.com
4.6(
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Serving Temple, GA and surrounding areas

In business since 2011

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Emergency services offered

"This is an honest and reasonable company. Today I had a new toilet installed. Work was done in a timely manner for a reasonable charge. Previously I used the company for a deck and fencing, as well as bathroom remodel. 5 stars for all projects!"
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Austell Fence

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South Bound Home Inspections llc
5.0(
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Serving Temple, GA and surrounding areas

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"Brandon Doomy had worked for me for many years before he started South Bound Home Inspections LLC. I managed rental homes and he would inspect them and do many of the repairs for me.He has a very good work ethic ,always on time,polite over all good worker and always did an excellent job. I highly recommend him !"
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Joey's Home Remodeling
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Serving Temple, GA and surrounding areas

In business since 1986

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"Our deck was built by Joey, a very hard working man. Not only is he honest and trustworthy, but he does what he says he will do. I would not hesitate to hire him again. His work is excellent."
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Nest Installation questions, answered by experts

Rabbits have a penchant for plants, relishing herbs, veggies, fruits, and grasses. Common herbs like mint, basil, and cilantro are fair game for rabbits. In fact, leafy greens such as mint and thyme are rabbit favorites. Not only do bunnies find it yummy, but it packs health benefits when consumed in small amounts.

Like any other animal, rats are attracted to food sources, water, and shelter. Clean up food messes right away, don’t leave pet food out, and secure your garbage to make your home less appealing. Fix leaky pipes and dripping faucets, and declutter spaces that rats might think to nest in.

You’ll find groundhogs are most active during the morning hours and late afternoon, but they want to avoid humans at all costs. If you do set a trap, you can set it out the night before so it’s waiting on them the next morning, and try to remove any human scent when setting it out.

Gel bait and gel bait traps use poison to kill cockroaches, and aren’t safe to use around pets. Many gel bait traps are called “child-resistant,” but this only means that the traps are hard to rip open for children. Large pets and children are still able to swallow them. If you use gel bait, use it in areas where pets and children can’t access them, such as under a washing machine. Another option is to use glue traps, which don’t contain pesticides and are safe to use around pets. 

Carpenter ants don’t eat wood. It’s a common misconception because many kinds of termites eat wood as well as live inside it. Carpenter ants, however, are omnivores and only chew into wood to create pathways and nests, discarding the chewed wood as frass which is a major indicator of a carpenter ant problem. They prefer to eat smaller insects, sweet things like spilled honey, and sources of protein like pet food.

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