​Winter is a prime time to find unwanted mice in your home. They will enter in search of food, water, and a warm shelter. Exclusion efforts, like sealing the exterior of your home, are important to help prevent them, but nearly every home will experience a rodent problem at some point or another. When you stumble across the signs of rodent activity, knowing how and where to set a trap can help you get rid of the problem as quickly as possible. 

​The majority of pest problems begin when pests enter homes in search of food, water, and shelter. Just like us, rodents, spiders, and insects will seek out a warm, safe environment that provides for their needs. Unfortunately, our homes are a perfect fit. If you want to keep these pests from coming into your home, there are often repairs and improvements that need to be done to the exterior of the building to prevent access. These are known as exclusion efforts. Start these exclusion efforts by learning how to seal the exterior of your home.

​Pest control companies are fairly widespread and available.  There are so many that there obviously must be a need for them.  The fact is, there is a strong need for them.  With health hazards and potential destruction caused by pests, there needs to be an equalizing force that contends with infestations and insect and rodent problems.  No matter the pest, once indoors, most can spread bacteria and disease as they crawl through your cupboards, on countertops and over floors where feces and urine left behind can harm anyone, especially children as they roll around...

​Getting rid of mice is something we have been concerned with forever it seems.  Mice cause an abundance of problems once they move in and multiply at a fast pace if not dealt with promptly.  Their urine and feces can cause illness as they carry bacteria and diseases that can make people (and animals) very sick.   

​In the past couple of years, bed bugs and carpenter ants have proven to be the worst pests creating problems for Toronto and area residents and business owners.  Canada's bed bug problem has been worsening since 2013 and they are multiplying in Canadian cities and communities across the country. According to Global news, pest control experts claim frequency of bed bug reports has shot up 20 per cent from 2013 to 2014 and it continues to happen currently at that rate.  These parasites are aggressive reproducing monsters; they continue to reach farther and wider.  And there is no indication that the spread and increase in incidents will slow down.