Meriwether Pest & Wildlife

01/01/2026

As we wrap up the year, I'm reminded of the power of great company. Celebrating 12 incredible years in business, and it wouldn't be possible without our amazing team - Brian, Brooklyn, Chad, Dennis, Liam, Lowry, Nate, Sam, and Tayler. Here's to old-fashioned customer service and an even brighter 2026!

12/18/2025

10/17/2025

Over the years we have heard bats don't chew.
Well, here again is proof.

In other news, spray foam insulation does not prevent animals from getting into your home, whether it be open or closed cell.

10/09/2025

The photos show a common area where we find bats roosting in a gable vent.

08/01/2025

Vinyl ridge caps on shingle roofs are often prime entry points for bats. Even though we have building codes in place, this is a critical item that can be an issue due to the way it is installed.

We see this issue frequently on brand new roofs. It seems the steeper the pitch, the more the ridge vent tends to lift.

Another issue with this type of ridge vent is it is secured with nails. The nails often back out or which can create lift.

One solution we have found is to install Ridge Guard over it or have a roofer correct it. Call us if you experience this issue and need consultation.

07/27/2025

Taking it back to 2019. Just a normal day for Sam. Here he is having story time in the crawlspace. Everyone loves Sammie.

07/25/2025

Our sign on the Greenville square.

06/12/2025

We have 1 armadillo in the trap and 2 more out feeding. These trail cams offer great insight of animal habits and add a lot of value to the service.
Remember, armadillos are invasive animals and are not native to the area. Call us if you need assistance with trapping.

05/21/2025

Here is a rat snake that found its way into a broken window screen. Needless to say, the customer was not thrilled about the intrusion.

05/05/2025

Cats in an attic. Definitely not something you expect to see when you get a noise in the attic call.

04/09/2025

Termite swarm calls are coming in. The photos show recent photos of termite swarmers and mud tunnels.

03/28/2025

Rats exhibit habitual behavior, often utilizing the same paths and runways. This photo illustrates sebum staining on drain pipes in a crawlspace.