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Although there are several different types of ants in which we treat for pavement ants seem....
Bed bugs are insects that can traditionally be found in ones bed or couch...
Starling or pigeons destroying your property & driving your customers away with there droppings...
Carpenter ants are traditionally reddish-black in appearance and can be quite large in size(up to 2.5cm)...
The German cockroach is the most common when it comes to dealing with a cockroach issue in homes...
Centipedes have a rounded or flattened head, bearing a pair of antennae at the forward margin...
Fleas are the wingless insects that feed on the blood of household pets, their mouth parts allow them...
These hornets grow to a size of averaging 2-3 cm long and can become extremely territorial...
Indian Meal Moths can usually be found in areas of the home where flour and grain products can be found...
These disgusting little creatures measure 3 to 4 inches in length and can carry many different types of diseases...
Transmitting many dangerous diseases worldwide, mosquitoes pose a greater threat to human health and existence than any other animal...
Although rats consist of two different types, Norway Rat and Roof Rat, they both can carry disease like the hantavirus...
Silverfish are the silvery-gray coloured insects that usually startle you when they appear out from the cracks and crevices...
Eeeeek SPIDERS!!! If it isn't yourself, we all know someone who is deathly terrified of these eight-legged crawlers...
Squirrels can cause serious damage to roofs and soffits of your home and once there in it can become costly...
Sowbugs are the brownish-black oval creepy crawlers you see around the exterior of your home. They are unable to retain...
There are many different types of wasps here in British Columbia which are broken in to two main groups...
