All pest & wildlife services

Rodent Control

Mice Control

Droppings, scratching in walls, or chewed wiring. We find where they're getting in and treat the active problem.

Rodent Control

Rat Control

Burrows, rub marks, or gnawed entry holes. We inspect the exterior runs and entry points before treating.

Rodent Control

Rodent Proofing

Sealing the gaps mice and rats use to get in. A separate service from active treatment, quoted upfront.

Wildlife Removal

Raccoon Removal

Thumping in the attic at night or damaged roof vents. We assess the entry point and plan a safe approach.

Wildlife Removal

Squirrel Removal

Daytime scratching in the attic or chewed openings near the roof. We confirm the species and entry point.

Wildlife Removal

Skunk Removal

A persistent skunk odour or burrows under a deck or shed. We locate the den and plan a careful approach.

Wildlife Removal

Bird Control

Birds nesting in vents or roosting on ledges. We identify the species and recommend an appropriate approach.

Wildlife Removal

Wildlife Exclusion

Sealing the spots raccoons, squirrels, and skunks use to get in. A separate service from removal, quoted upfront.

Pest Control

Bed Bug Treatment

Dark spots on bedding, shed skins, or itchy bites. We assess the extent and explain the process and preparation.

Pest Control

Cockroach Control

Droppings, egg cases, or a musty odour in kitchens and bathrooms. We find where they hide and treat the activity.

Pest Control

Ant Control

Trails along baseboards or large black ants around the home. We identify the species and treat the colony.

Pest Control

Wasp & Hornet Removal

A papery nest under eaves or buzzing inside a wall. We assess the nest and remove it safely.

Pest Control

Spider Control

Frequent webs in corners, basements, or near entrances. We reduce the spiders and the insects attracting them.

Pest Control

Fly Control

Flies clustering near windows, food, or drains. We find the breeding source, not just the adults.

Other Pests

Fleas, pantry beetles, moths, silverfish, earwigs, or centipedes. Describe what you're seeing and we'll help.