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Flying Ants & Everything You Need to Know Flying ants are a common sight during warm seasons across the Metro Vancouver area. These winged insects may seem alarming when they appear in swarms, but they are not dangerous on their own. However, their presence often signals a larger problem, an established ant colony…

Bed bugs are a growing problem in both residential homes and commercial properties, and they can be found just about anywhere. These tiny pests are notorious for hiding in mattresses, furniture, carpets, and even electrical outlets. Unlike other pests, bed bugs don’t discriminate, they infest luxury hotels, apartment complexes, office buildings, and single-family…

Carpenter ants are a common problem in the Metro Vancouver area. Unlike termites, they don’t eat wood, but they do tunnel through it to build their nests, which can lead to serious structural damage over time. If you’ve noticed large black ants wandering around your home, especially near damp or rotting wood, you…

Rats are more than just a nuisance. They can cause significant damage to your property, contaminate food, and spread diseases. Whether you’re dealing with rats in your home or office, it’s essential to act quickly and effectively to eliminate the problem and prevent it from returning. Vancouver’s mild climate provides an ideal environment…

Metro Vancouver has common pest problems in many homes & commercial businesses. Whether it’s rodents, ants, wasps, bedbugs, or other pests, you want a pest control company that will solve the problem quickly, efficiently, and safely. With so many pest control companies available in Vancouver, knowing what to look for when hiring the…

No matter where you live, rodent infestations can be a big problem for those who own vehicles. Rodents may make a nest in a vehicle when it’s stripped down for repairs or if the owner doesn’t use it very often. Due to this, vehicle owners may wonder how they can prevent rats and…

Have you noticed many wasps around your home, and are they preventing you from enjoying outdoor activities? If so, there are probably wasp nests on your property. When a queen wasp starts building a nest and laying eggs, the nest is usually about the size of a golf ball. As the number of…

You might think that a drop in temperature would bring about a decrease in rodent activity. However, that is not the case. Rats and mice do not hibernate. They remain active throughout the winter, but they will seek to find shelter in warm places. For that reason, they are now more likely than…