Kitchener Pest Control: Seasonal Pests to Watch Out For? Part 1

As winter really sets in around the Kitchener-Waterloo area, you probably feel relieved that insect pests like wasps and ants are ready to either die off or hibernate until the warm spring weather arrives again. However, while some nuisance insects and mammals go dormant, others remain active all winter long and may see your home … Continue reading Kitchener Pest Control: Seasonal Pests to Watch Out For? Part 1

How Cold Does It Need to Be to Kill Cockroaches?

We joke that they could survive nuclear disasters, but they certainly do have an uncanny ability to survive. Cockroaches can live off scraps of food or waste and will forage just about everywhere imaginable. They can be extremely resilient in the harshest of conditions and they’re notoriously difficult to get rid of once an infestation … Continue reading How Cold Does It Need to Be to Kill Cockroaches?

Dealing With Cockroaches In The Office This Spring

In addition to being grossed out by spotting pests like cockroaches at your workplace, another problem is the fact that they can often hitchhike a ride with you back to your home. Cockroaches can feed on food discarded by humans. However, they can also eat paper materials, paste, glue, wallpaper, and drapes. Cockroaches often transport … Continue reading Dealing With Cockroaches In The Office This Spring

Winter Pests 101: Common Pests That Invade Your Home in the Winter

Believing that pests are only an issue during warmer months can cause many homeowners to let their guard down when the weather begins to cool. As the seasons change, Canadians from coast to coast are preparing their homes for the colder months but in most cases are ignoring the pests that are going to want … Continue reading Winter Pests 101: Common Pests That Invade Your Home in the Winter

German Cockroaches- How to Spot Them and Get Rid of Them

German cockroaches are well-known indoor cockroaches, and are found worldwide. Adults are easily recognized by their light brown or tan coloration with two black horizontal stripes located on the pronotum immediately behind the head, and growing to a length of 13-16 mm. The much smaller young, or nymphs, are darker, almost black in color, also … Continue reading German Cockroaches- How to Spot Them and Get Rid of Them