As a Toronto homeowner, you probably do all you can to protect your home from invasive insect pests, such as the hardy and industrious carpenter ants. This species does not eat wood as termites do; however, they can damage any wooden surface by scraping and chewing into it to create tunnels and nests. At Truly … Continue reading Toronto Pest Control: Enjoy a Carpenter Ant-Free Property With These Landscaping Tips →
Summer is a time of year when many people go on vacation, whether that entails a road trip across the country or a plane voyage overseas. However, encountering bed bugs can be an issue while travelling, especially if you are staying in a hotel, hostel, or room share. Bed bugs can also be found on … Continue reading Toronto Pest Control: Bed Bug Prevention Tips For Summer Travellers! →
Summer is a prime season for dining and doing other activities outdoors. Many people enjoy eating or having a drink outside while enjoying the weather. However, bugs can get in the way of these activities; wasps, in particular, can cause allergic reactions in some people. Here are five ways to help ensure that wasps stay … Continue reading Expert Tips To Keep Wasps Away From Your Restaurant Patio In Toronto →
While some people don’t mind the presence of spiders, millions of people across the globe have arachnophobia and prefer not to share their homes with arachnids. Unfortunately, many spiders take up residence inside homes where they have access to plenty of smaller insects to feast on. Truly Nolen Canada is ready to help you with … Continue reading Common Places Spiders Hide Around Your Toronto Home and How to Find Them →
With 15 pairs of legs and antennae sticking out of both ends, a centipede scurrying across the kitchen floor is an unnerving sight. It also makes you wonder what this unusual insect is doing there and what it wants. Here is an explanation of why centipedes enter your home and how to get rid of … Continue reading Toronto Pest Control: What Attracts Centipedes Inside? →
DIY pest control methods are usually ineffective and potentially hazardous, especially when dealing with ant infestations. Many consumer products are generalized pesticides, meaning they might not touch an infestation. Carpenter ants, for example, require specific and targeted treatments to eliminate the colonies, which is why it is best to hire carpenter ant pest control in … Continue reading Toronto Pest Control: The DIY Dangers of Using Ant Spray →
Bed bugs can get into your home in various ways. The insects may travel on a visitor’s clothing or a piece of furniture. They are so small it is easy for them to go unnoticed. While knowing how the bugs get inside your home is important for prevention, most people only want to know how … Continue reading Toronto Pest Control: How Do Bed Bugs Get Inside Your Home? →
An estimated 80% of crops rely on bees for pollination, making them ecologically and agriculturally important. Bee pest control in Toronto should therefore be approached with caution, relocating the bees if possible and only killing them if necessary. If bees seem to get close to you often, it may be that you are attracting them … Continue reading Toronto Pest Control: 5 Reasons Bees Are Attracted To You →
Mice can destroy furniture, chew through interior structures, carry diseases and irritate pets, making infestation a serious matter. While mice removal in Toronto is great for getting rid of rodents, it’s better to keep them from entering your residence in the first place. Fortunately, these preemptive strategies can safeguard your home. Identify Potential Entry Points … Continue reading Toronto Mice Removal: How To Make Your Home Unattractive to Rodents →
Ants are among the most common residential pests. They are invasive and can be quite destructive, depending on the species. For example, carpenter ants chew through wood to build colonies. While they typically focus on damp wood because it is easier to chew, the ants can chew into structural beams and other essential framing boards, … Continue reading 3 Types of Ants to Watch Out for in Toronto →