Pest Control Across the Lower Mainland, BC
Phantom Pest Control provides pest control across the Lower Mainland, BC, for homes and businesses in 24 communities with a local page, from Squamish to Abbotsford in the Fraser Valley. Find yours on the map, in the four regions below, or search for your neighbourhood.
Try a neighbourhood, like Steveston or Lynn Valley, if you’re not sure which city your street is in.
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- Serves
- 24 communities with a local pageFrom Squamish to Abbotsford
- Estimates
- Free over the phoneCommercial site inspections are free
- Hours
- Office and Service Hours: Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PMOpen 24/7 for pre-arranged commercial services
- Office
- 777 Hornby Street, Suite 600, VancouverBy appointment only
Vancouver, the North Shore and Squamish
All five communities are in Vancouver Coastal Health’s region: Vancouver, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Lions Bay and Squamish. The health authority’s guide for food premises lists rodents, cockroaches, flies and birds as their most common pests, and asks operators to keep pest control reports on site for three months or more, for the health inspector to review.
Pest Control in Vancouver
Phantom’s office is in downtown Vancouver, at 777 Hornby Street, Suite 600, with visits by appointment only. Our home page is the Vancouver page, covering the city’s neighbourhoods from Downtown and Kitsilano to Marpole. Vancouver is also the only B.C. municipality governed by its own Vancouver Charter rather than the Community Charter.
Pest Control in North Vancouver
Our North Vancouver page covers two municipalities: the City, from Lower and Central Lonsdale to Moodyville, and the District around it, from Lions Gate and Upper Capilano to Lynn Valley, Maplewood, Seymour and Deep Cove. In the District’s Upper Capilano, forested ravines follow the Capilano River and Mackay and Mosquito creeks.
Pest Control in West Vancouver
West Vancouver lies on the north side of Burrard Inlet, west of North Vancouver. Phantom serves it from Ambleside and Dundarave up to the British Properties, and west through Caulfeild and Gleneagles to Horseshoe Bay, whose ferry terminal is central to the village’s identity as a working waterfront.
Pest Control in Lions Bay
Lions Bay is a small, mostly residential village on the east shore of Howe Sound, on Highway 99 just north of West Vancouver. It takes in Kelvin Grove and Brunswick Beach, and the Village draws its drinking water from Harvey, Alberta and Magnesia creeks.
Pest Control in Squamish
Squamish sits at the northern tip of Howe Sound, midway between Vancouver and Whistler, and belongs to the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District. Its neighbourhoods stretch almost 15 km from south to north: Downtown, Dentville, Valleycliffe, Hospital Hill, Garibaldi Estates, Garibaldi Highlands, Brackendale and the North Yards.
Burnaby, the Tri-Cities and Ridge Meadows
Eight communities north of the Fraser River, all in Fraser Health’s region: Burnaby, New Westminster, Anmore, the Tri-Cities of Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody, and Ridge Meadows (Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows). Fraser Health asks new food businesses for a sanitation plan that lists any pesticides they use and notes any pest control company they hire.
Pest Control in Burnaby
Burnaby sits on the north side of the Fraser River, between Vancouver and New Westminster, and takes its name from Burnaby Lake; it was incorporated in 1892. Phantom serves it from Metrotown, Brentwood and Lougheed to Edmonds, Burnaby Heights and Capitol Hill.
Pest Control in New Westminster
New Westminster sits on the north bank of the Fraser River, from Downtown, Quayside and Sapperton to Queen’s Park and the West End, and takes in Queensborough, at the east end of Lulu Island. Before a demolition, the City asks for a report “certifying that all buildings and structures have been inspected for pest infestation, specifically rats”.
Pest Control in Coquitlam
Coquitlam runs from City Centre and Westwood Plateau to Burke Mountain and Maillardville. Before a demolition, owners must show the buildings are free of pests such as rats, with a Rodent Inspection and Control Declaration signed by a licensed company. From March 1 to August 31, a qualified environmental professional should also check for active bird nests.
Pest Control in Port Coquitlam
Port Coquitlam sits on the north side of the Fraser River, between the Coquitlam and Pitt rivers, and began as a small agricultural town on the Canadian Pacific rail line. Phantom serves it from Downtown, Citadel Heights and Mary Hill to Lincoln Park, Riverwood and Birchland Manor.
Pest Control in Port Moody
Port Moody wraps around the head of its namesake inlet, on the south-east side of Burrard Inlet, with neighbourhoods from Moody Centre and Inlet Centre to College Park, Glenayre and Heritage Mountain. Before issuing a deconstruction permit, the City wants a report from a vector control company showing that no disease-carrying pests remain on the property.
Pest Control in Anmore
Anmore is a village north of Port Moody, at the east end of Burrard Inlet, on steep, forested land with creeks and wildlife habitat (see our wildlife control page). Its settlement pattern is homes on large lots, typically one acre, each with its own septic system.
Pest Control in Maple Ridge
Maple Ridge lies on the north side of the Fraser River, between Pitt Meadows and Mission; the City says it was one of British Columbia’s first municipalities, incorporated in 1874. Phantom serves it from the Town Centre, Port Haney and Port Hammond to Albion, Silver Valley, Thornhill, Whonnock and Ruskin.
Pest Control in Pitt Meadows
Pitt Meadows sits on the north side of the Fraser River where it meets the Pitt River, and 78 per cent of its land is in the Agricultural Land Reserve. The City’s dikes page says it is “almost entirely protected by 60 km of dikes”. Phantom serves its Town Centre, Osprey Village, South Bonson and the farms of Pitt Polder.
Richmond and Delta
Richmond is in Vancouver Coastal Health’s region; Delta, with Ladner, Tsawwassen and Annacis Island, is in Fraser Health’s. Richmond’s islands lie in the Fraser River’s floodplain behind 49 km of dikes, and Delta’s community plan says 67 km of dikes and seawall protect the city from flooding.
Pest Control in Richmond
Richmond sits on Lulu Island and Sea Island, just south of Vancouver, an average of about 1 metre above sea level. Phantom serves its planning areas from City Centre and Steveston to Broadmoor, Seafair and Hamilton. Before a demolition, Richmond asks for a Rodent Abatement and Control Declaration from a licensed pest control company (rodent rules by city).
Pest Control in Delta
Delta covers 180 square kilometres between the Fraser River and Boundary Bay, and more than half of its land is agricultural. Its three communities are North Delta, Ladner and Tsawwassen, and the last two have their own pages too. The City runs its own mosquito control program and says aggressive, day-biting mosquitoes are common in Delta.
Pest Control in Ladner
Ladner is Delta’s heritage fishing village beside the Fraser River, home to Delta City Hall and Delta Hospital, and the hub of Delta’s farming, with Westham Island’s farms and farmstands nearby. Ladner Village sits in the Fraser River floodplain, behind dikes.
Pest Control in Tsawwassen
Tsawwassen is Delta’s beachside town next to the Canada–US border and the BC Ferries terminal, from its Urban Centre to English Bluff and Southlands. Boundary Bay Regional Park and Fred Gingell Park are among its natural spaces, and the name is a Halkomelem word meaning “facing the sea”.
Pest Control on Annacis Island
Annacis Island sits in the lower Fraser River, east of Lulu Island, and is part of Delta. Delta’s Official Community Plan puts the island’s industrial area at about 525 hectares. The island also holds the Annacis Island wastewater treatment plant, and Highway 91 crosses it between Richmond and North Delta.
Surrey, Langley and Abbotsford
Six communities south of the Fraser River, all in Fraser Health’s region: Surrey, White Rock, Langley, Fort Langley, Aldergrove and Abbotsford. Abbotsford is the one city here outside Metro Vancouver, in the Fraser Valley Regional District.
Pest Control in Surrey
Surrey sits on the south side of the Fraser River, between Delta and Langley. It was the District of Surrey from 1879 until it became a city in 1993. Phantom serves the six urban centres Metro Vancouver’s regional plan names in Surrey: Surrey Metro Centre, Guildford, Fleetwood, Newton, Cloverdale and South Surrey.
Pest Control in White Rock
White Rock sits beside the sandy beach and shallow waters of Semiahmoo Bay, from the Waterfront and its 470-metre wooden pier, built in 1914, up to Five Corners and Uptown. The city’s Cosmetic Pesticide Use Bylaw prohibits pesticides for maintaining outdoor trees, shrubs, flowers, other ornamental plants and lawns on residential and public land.
Pest Control in Langley
Our Langley page covers two municipalities: the City and the Township, which surrounds it on three sides. The Township keeps about 75 per cent of its land in the Agricultural Land Reserve and includes Walnut Grove, Willoughby-Willowbrook, Murrayville and Brookswood-Fernridge. Before a demolition, both ask for a pest or rodent declaration from a qualified pest control company.
Pest Control in Fort Langley
Fort Langley is the Township of Langley’s village on the Fraser River. The Colony of British Columbia was proclaimed here on November 19, 1858, and the Hudson’s Bay Company’s fort, first built as a fur trading post in 1827, is now a national historic site.
Pest Control in Aldergrove
Aldergrove sits on the Township of Langley’s eastern border, a mix of rural, residential and business land that includes the Gloucester Industrial Park. It’s named for the dense alder groves early settlers found there, and its Canada–US border crossing leads to Lynden, Washington.
Pest Control in Abbotsford
The City of Abbotsford puts its area at 389 km², and about 72 per cent of its land is in the Agricultural Land Reserve. Phantom serves its community areas from Historic Downtown, City Centre and Clearbrook to Aberdeen and Matsqui Prairie, and Sumas Prairie, the former Sumas Lake drained in 1924.
What Pest Control Costs in the Lower Mainland, and How a Visit Works
These are the inspection fees we publish, and the four steps of a visit. The estimate call tells you which apply to your job.
Inspection fees
- House
- $150 + GST
- Condo, apartment or townhouse
- $125 + GST
- Attic or crawl space
- + $50
- Waived if the service is booked on the same day.
- Commercial site inspection
- Free
- Estimate over the phone
- Free
Treatment prices for each pest
Describe the problem by phone
Call or text 604-771-0404 on a weekday between 9 AM and 5 PM. The estimate costs nothing.
An inspection where one is needed
The technician identifies the pest and finds how it gets in.
Get ready with the preparation sheet
For bed bug and cockroach treatments, the preparation sheets ask everyone to stay out for at least 6 to 8 hours. The bed bug sheet extends that to 24 hours for infants under 2, pregnant or nursing mothers, people with respiratory or immune conditions, and pets; the cockroach sheet lists its own group. The sheets are on the client forms page.
Treatment, then the weeks after
A few pests for a while after treatment is normal. Past the time on your sheet, call us.
Find the Right Service for Your Property
Phantom’s service pages are organised by property: homes, businesses, buildings run by property managers, and strata.
Houses, townhouses, condos and short-term rentals, from the attic to the basement.
Restaurants, food plants, grocery stores, offices, retail, healthcare and pharmaceutical sites.
Property management pest control
Buildings and portfolios run by property management firms.
Strata and apartment buildings, councils and common areas.
Get an Estimate Anywhere We Serve
Tell us what you’re seeing and where. Phantom’s office calls you back during office hours, and estimates over the phone are free.
- Office and Service Hours
- Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM: calls, estimates and call-backs.
- Commercial
- Open 24/7 for pre-arranged commercial services: evening, night and weekend visits when booked ahead.
Before you book
- Have the address ready, and whether it’s a house, townhouse, condo or business.
- Comparing companies? Read how to choose a pest control company in Vancouver.
Not on the list? Call or text 604-771-0404 during office hours, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.
Free estimate request
Book Pest Control in Your Community
One office in downtown Vancouver, and a local page for each of 24 communities.
Office and Service Hours: Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Open 24/7 for pre-arranged commercial services.