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Our team of dedicated pest control technicians have tackled all types of pest infestations.  We have years of experience providing expert treatment and service to clients in and around Edmonton.  If you encounter unwanted pests in your space, contact us first.  We will help you get rid of them quickly.
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Bed Bugs

Dreaded bed bugs are a scourge that strike fear into the hearts of many. Small, flat pests often gather in the creases of mattresses, furniture, carpets, and walls. Tackling them on your own can be a daunting task. The most effective solution is to employ professional heat treatment methods.

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Ants

​Ants are the most prevalent nuisance pests in Alberta, accounting for the majority of local pest issues. Depending on the specific species, ant colonies can range from 300,000 to 500,000 individual ants. Given their ability to live for over seven years, it no wonder they frequently choose to make their homes within our own.

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Cockroaches

Cockroaches are active mainly at night and prefer to hide from the outside world. They tend to dwell in dark, cozy spots, so homeowners often spot them in bathrooms, closets, and kitchens. The most common cockroach in Alberta is the German cockroach.

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Mice

​Rodents like mice can bring various dangers to homeowners. They're infamous for biting through electrical cables, sparking fires, and even spreading illnesses. That's why it's crucial to stop them from entering your home in the first place.

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Spiders

Spiders are often mistaken for insects, but they are part of a different group called arachnids. This means they are more closely related to ticks and scorpions than to true insects. Spiders are easily identified by their eight legs and the intricate webs they create, which can unnerve many people in their homes.

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Fleas

Protecting your pets with flea prevention products is crucial, but don't forget to take steps to secure your living space as well. Addressing the problem at both the animal and home level can help keep you and your four-legged friends safe from the dangers of these troublesome bugs.

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