Rodent problems in Halton are quite common, especially in single family homes. Rodents often look for a warm, dry and dark space both to create a den to have babies and to hole up in for the winter. Though they may seem ...
Category: pest control
Unless you are someone that finds bugs and insects to be interesting you probably won’t be too happy to find them hanging out in your basement. But the fact is, nearly all basements have bugs of some kind. The key is ...
Once a rodent takes up residence in your home it can be hard to send them on their way. Though there are some signs that your home might be next on the list for the neighbourhood mouse or rat, it can be hard to pin poin ...
Now that the weather has gotten colder and it’s no longer comfortable for animals to find spots to create a den outside, your home becomes a much larger target for the neighbourhood pests. Squirrels, possums, bats, owl ...
Seeing a centipede in your home might not seem like that big of a deal, after all they pretty much stay out of your way and keep hidden. But noticing one centipede crawling out from a dark crevice or box might actually b ...
Termites have built a pretty solid reputation as pests that you don’t want anywhere near your home. As small as an ant but way more destructive, termites are often hard to notice until it’s too late. While there migh ...
With summer finally upon us, we are now in the height of wasp nesting season - beware of wasp bites! These pesky insects like to build their nests in trees, holes around your home or up in your eaves making them an incr ...
Figuring out how to control wildlife when your home backs onto a golf course or ravine can be a difficult task. These areas are typically protected to some extent and since they’re likely home to a wide variety of wild ...
As spring starts knocking at our door, so do some seriously pesky insects: mosquitoes and ticks! Through the cold and snowy winter, the thought of these annoying insects has probably all but left your mind, but it’s ti ...
If you’re suspecting that an animal might have decided to make themselves at home in your home or on your property, it’s a problem that is best dealt with immediately. The longer an animal has to get comfortable, the ...