We have a full line of eco-friendly pest control products available for any instance when traditional chemical treatments are not appropriate. If children or pets are present in the environment experiencing a pest problem, green solutions are preferred. Sometimes environmentally friendly treatments are not as effective as chemicals and repeat service is required. Learn more about green pest control.

Rodents are recurring problems every year as the weather grows cooler. They can enter buildings through holes and cracks that are much smaller than they are. Rodents can cause property damage as they chew apart material to build nests, and health concerns related to the dust from their feces. Learn how to spot a mouse or rat problem.

Moths can be extremely harmful to trees, especially during their larval stage, when they eat up to one square metre of foliage per larvae. Learn how to spot a moth problem.

Bed bugs are an increasingly bothersome pest, as worldwide travel helps them spread. They are extremely difficult to get rid of without professional help, and often require multiple treatments to completely eliminate them. Learn how to spot a bed bug problem.

Spiders are generally not dangerous, and act as good natural pest control agents. They eat many of the pests that are more harmful, but can be an annoyance due to the placement of their webs. If you are tired of walking into spiderwebs, a professionally applied spray can discourage spiders from spinning webs in your walkways. Learn how to spot a spider problem.

Carpenter ants are a common household pest, but they can cause extensive damage to the wood frame of buildings. They burrow into the wood, hollowing it out and compromising the structural integrity of the building. Learn how to spot an ant problem.

Cockroaches can be difficult to spot, as they mainly travel at night. They present a risk of spreading disease on food or food preparation surfaces with their excrement. Learn how to spot a cockroach problem.

Occasionally, larger pests find their way into an unwelcome area. In these cases, due to legal or ethical reasons, removal and relocation is preferred to extermination. Learn more about humane pest relocation.

Silverfish are not generally harmful to humans or structures, but they are unsightly and can be an indicator of unsanitary or damp conditions. Learn how to spot a silverfish problem.

Although Wasps do have beneficial traits, such as pollination and preying on other destructive pests, they do have a painful venomous defensive sting which many people are allergic to. If a nest is near play areas or around people with allergies, removal is a good idea. Learn how to spot a wasp problem.