
Inspect Common Activity Areas
We check accessible kitchens, basements, storage spaces and exterior openings for evidence.
Assess Food and Entry Sources
We look for conditions that may allow rodents to feed, shelter or enter.
Address Identified Activity
We recommend suitable measures for areas included in the service plan.
Recommend Practical Proofing
We explain relevant food storage, waste and accessible entry-point improvements.

Inspect
Locate the Evidence
We look for droppings, gnawing, noises, travel routes and openings.
Assess
Map the Activity
We identify likely feeding, shelter and entry areas.
Control
Address Qualifying Routes
We use appropriate measures in the agreed service areas.
Monitor
Check for New Signs
We advise what to watch for and which prevention steps are suitable.
Professional, reliable, & eco-conscious
5.0 rating on Google
Yes. We assess qualifying mouse and rat concerns at local properties.
Droppings, gnaw marks, damaged food packaging and scratching noises are possible signs.
They may use openings around doors, pipes, vents, foundations or roof areas.
Yes. Identification helps us recommend the appropriate plan.
Yes. The residential model includes a one-time rodent service.
Yes. An ongoing rodent program is also listed.
An inspection can help determine which openings should be addressed and when.
Yes. Building openings and accessible food or shelter can support activity even in a maintained home.
New activity is possible if access and supporting conditions remain.
Complete the website form or call 289-906-3772.
21 Duke St, St. Catharines, ON L2R 5W4, Canada
Call: +1 289-906-3772

Call : +1 289-906-3772