Connecticut is already experiencing one of the worst early tick seasons in recent years, and experts say tick activity reached peak levels far earlier than normal this spring. According to a recent Connecticut Mirror report, warmer winter temperatures, changing weather patterns, and environmental conditions are helping ticks remain active longer and spread more aggressively throughout…
Over the past several years, rodent activity has increased noticeably throughout southeastern Connecticut. In 2026, Floyd’s Pest & Wildlife Control continues seeing growing mouse and rat problems across both urban and rural sections of New London County. What was once primarily a seasonal mouse issue has become a year-round rodent problem in many Connecticut communities….
Rodent problems are more than just an inconvenience. Mice and rats can contaminate insulation, damage structures, create strong odors, spread bacteria, and leave behind droppings and urine throughout attics, crawlspaces, basements, garages, wall voids, and storage areas. Rodent droppings and urine can also create health concerns inside enclosed spaces. In rare cases, rodents may carry…
