Key Takeaways — Mice in Edmonton Key Takeaways Mice in Edmonton can carry diseases such as Hantavirus, Salmonella, and Leptospirosis. Winter drives mice indoors, increasing the risk of infection in homes. Clean droppings safely: ventilate the area, wear gloves and … Read More
Key Takeaways Key Takeaways Mice are excellent climbers on rough surfaces, such as brick, stucco, and wood. Keep them out by sealing gaps, storing food securely, and removing outdoor “ladders.” Act quickly when you notice signs to stop a larger … Read More
Key Takeaways Risks: food contamination, health code violations, reputation damage, and revenue loss. Signs: droppings, gnaw marks, grease rubs, musky odours, night activity, and hidden nests. Causes: 6 mm exterior gaps, poor waste handling, clutter, and spread through shared walls. … Read More
Key Takeaways Vacuum clusters. Don’t squash. Soapy water outdoors for quick knockdown. Seal every gap before the first cold snap. Declutter sunny walls; manage seeds/leaves. Persistent swarms? Book a timed exterior treatment. Look at your south-facing wall for a second. … Read More
Key Takeaways Small, new nests: handle at night with PPE, a wasp-freeze spray, and sealed-bag cleanup. Big or high nests, allergy risk, or heavy-traffic areas: call a licensed professional for same-day service. Don’t debate it. Stop re-nesting tonight: seal entry … Read More
Key Takeways If you’re asking how long can a cockroach live without its head: Days, often up to a week. Why they last:< They breathe through body spiracles and move via local nerve centers. Why they die: Dehydration—they cannot drink. … Read More
Will Bed Bugs Die in a Hot Car? Sometimes—under strict, measured conditions. In Edmonton, sunny days can turn your vehicle into an oven, so it’s a fair question. Short answer: sometimes, but don’t count on it. The car’s heat is … Read More
Paper wasp nests near doors, decks, or play areas turn everyday spaces into sting zones fast. In Edmonton’s short summer, colonies ramp up quickly—raising the risk of painful stings and dangerous allergic reactions, and, if handled poorly, pushing wasps into … Read More
Summer afternoons on the patio in Edmonton can feel like paradise. But wait, a buzzing around you? It’s a reminder that a hidden paper wasp or yellowjacket nest is turning your relaxation into panic. When you spot activity around your … Read More
Act Fast When Pests Invade. Here’s How to Take Back Control: In a city like Edmonton, pests often sneak in when the weather suddenly turns from cold snaps to surprise warm-ups and spring thaws. That’s when infestations start without warning.You … Read More