Pest guides for Canadian homes
Straight answers on identification, risk, treatment and cost — then a licensed local pro when you need one.
Rodents
Insects
Ants
Trails in the kitchen usually mean a nest nearby, not a one-off.
Get help →Carpenter Ants
Large black ants that excavate wood — damage adds up quietly.
Get help →Cockroaches
German cockroaches multiply fast and almost always need a pro.
Get help →Spiders
Mostly harmless in Canada, but heavy webbing signals other pest activity.
Get help →Fleas
Pet treatment plus home treatment — one without the other fails.
Get help →Ticks
Yard treatment matters most where Lyme disease risk is expanding.
Get help →Mosquitoes
Control starts with removing standing water on the property.
Get help →Flies
Indoor flies mean a breeding source — find it, don't just spray.
Get help →Silverfish
A humidity problem as much as a pest problem.
Get help →Earwigs
Outdoor insects that wander indoors during hot, dry spells.
Get help →Carpet Beetles
Larvae quietly damage wool, fur and stored textiles.
Get help →Centipedes
A damp-basement indicator species.
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