Trusted and effective insect pest control for residential and commercial properties.
Pesticide Operator License #L-240-322952
Trusted and effective insect pest control for residential and commercial properties.
Pesticide Operator License #L-240-322952
We use a wide range of specialized equipment and materials, we are prepared to handle various pest scenarios while protecting both your property and the environment.
Our personalized treatment solutions, combined with the low overhead, allow us to offer competitive pricing without compromising quality.
Once contacted, our representative will schedule a site visit to assess the area requiring treatment. This includes evaluating the height of the house, the size of the deck, the presence of any auxiliary structures (such as garages, sheds, or firewood storage), and a review of the access routes.
We monitor the weather conditions to ensure maximum residual effectiveness of our treatments and schedule an appropriate date and time in coordination with the client. Our applications are performed exclusively outdoors, eliminating the need for interior access, connection to the onsite water or the electrical utilities.
Our products are safe for people and pets once dried—usually within 30 minutes of application. We advise customers to keep their windows closed and their pets indoors during the treatment and for at least 30 minutes afterwards. We monitor local infestation trends and follow up with customers when additional treatments are advised.
Spiders can be unsettling guests in any home, often hiding in corners, basements, and garages. Exterior siding, soffits, firewood storage, and shrubs are common areas that attract spiders, providing ideal spots for webs and egg-laying. Female spiders often produce multiple silk egg sacs during their lifetime, each potentially containing over 1,000 eggs.
While most are harmless, some species can pose health risks or trigger fear and discomfort. Our spider control services target both visible spiders and the hidden areas where they nest (globular egg sack), using safe and effective treatments to eliminate infestations and prevent future ones.
We recommend two treatments:
End of May / early June
Late July / early August
Canada is home to more than 40 species of ticks. Ticks can transmit harmful bacteria, viruses, and parasites that pose serious health risks to both people and pets.
Ticks prefer grassy, humid, and shaded environments. They are common in parks, backyards, and ditches.
Even well-maintained properties can attract ticks, making prevention and regular monitoring essential.
Ants are a common nuisance in Ontario, especially in warm months. While most are harmless, some species can damage homes or spread bacteria. The main problem species are carpenter ants, pharaoh ants, pavement ants, and European fire ants.
Carpenter Ants: Hollow out moist or decaying wood, weakening structural integrity and leaving sawdust-like debris.
Pharaoh Ants: Spread bacteria like Salmonella and are difficult to eliminate, often infesting kitchens, food areas, and electrical outlets.
European Fire Ants: Aggressive and capable of painful, burning stings.
Pavement Ants: In
Carpenter Ants: Hollow out moist or decaying wood, weakening structural integrity and leaving sawdust-like debris.
Pharaoh Ants: Spread bacteria like Salmonella and are difficult to eliminate, often infesting kitchens, food areas, and electrical outlets.
European Fire Ants: Aggressive and capable of painful, burning stings.
Pavement Ants: Invade kitchens and form large colonies that often require professional treatment
The Colorado potato beetle is a major potato pest throughout North America. Adults become active in spring, about the same time potato plants emerge from the ground. Larvae and adults feed on leaves and can completely defoliate plants if left uncontrolled.
They are also known to feed on Tomatoes, Peppers, and Eggplants.
Don't wait for infestation and be proactive.
Partner with NO MORE BUGS for effective, reliable, and affordable pest control solutions.
Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks Pesticide Operator License # L-240-3229523245
