Pest Control of all Insects and Rodents
Let Us Take Care Of What’s “Bugging” You!
Pest Control of all Insects and Rodents
Let Us Take Care Of What’s “Bugging” You!
Rats are destructive! They cause losses to infield and stored crops, transmit diseases, cause electrical fires, and destroy property. In 1950, Alberta created a Rat Control Program. Since then, rats have not been allowed to establish in the province. Small
Bed bugs live in cracks and crevices, emerging to feed on humans while asleep. These nocturnal creatures disturb your rest and leave you covered in itchy bites. If you have bed bugs in your home, the question on your mind
Pollination is fundamental for the survival of the ecosystem. Globally, 75% of food crops depend upon animal pollination, a process accomplished by bats, bees, birds, butterflies, beetles, etc. Most of the vegetables and fruits you consume are made possible by
There are 628 species of spiders in Alberta. Many types remain exclusively outdoors. Of those that migrate inside, you may wonder, are house spiders dangerous? The answer is no. Most house spiders only bite in self-defense and few cause more
As we enter a new year, many of us set goals for self-improvement, career growth, and personal well-being. However, one crucial aspect that often gets overlooked is the maintenance and protection of our homes. Pest control inspections should be a
With the cold weather starting to nip at our extremities, particularly at night, you will likely notice an increase in pest activity that may be trying to come into your home. One of those little pests has eight legs and
If you have trees in your yard or on your property, and let’s face it a good majority of us do, it’s essential for you to take care of them to help them live long and leafy lives. Trees offer
We’re so thankful we saw some rain and thundershowers in June, but with rain comes puddles and with puddles comes mosquitoes. Any standing water can become a potential home for these whiny little pests and mosquitoes lay up to 100
For some renters who have had the opportunity to become homeowners, the knowledge of how to care for the trees in their yard might not be something they know or have been taught how to do. Some of us just
What is 2 inches long has a white stripe down its back and a fur-like coat? It’s the Tent Caterpillar. Sometimes reaching 5 inches long this insect common to Alberta can be nothing shy of annoying. Calgary Pest Management team
Every pest dilemma is different. Different pests require different solutions.Contact us today so we can assess your situation and come up with the right solution to end what’s bugging you!
