Bill Green

In Vancouver, birds like pigeons and crows are a familiar part of the urban landscape. While many people see them as harmless or even charming, their presence on rooftops, balconies, and commercial sites can cause significant problems. From structural damage to health risks, these birds create issues that often go unnoticed until repairs or professional…

Summer in British Columbia brings warm days, outdoor barbecues, and the unwelcome buzz of wasps. For homeowners, knowing how to handle these stinging insects is critical. While wasps play a role in controlling other pests, their presence near homes and gardens can quickly become dangerous. By understanding seasonal behaviour, spotting nests early, and choosing the…

Imagine reaching for your morning coffee only to notice a line of ants marching across the kitchen counter. Or walking into your basement to find them clustering near a crack in the foundation. These tiny invaders may seem harmless at first, but ant infestations can quickly spiral into a persistent problem. For homeowners, effective ant control…

Ants may seem like a minor nuisance at first, but their presence can quickly escalate into a widespread infestation if left unchecked. Knowing the signs of an ant infestation early helps property owners prevent structural damage, food contamination, and repeated pest problems. These insects are especially persistent in warm and humid environments, making homes and businesses…

Encounters with raccoons in attics, skunks under decks, or squirrels in chimneys are more common than many Vancouver property owners expect. While these animals are a natural part of the environment, their presence near or inside buildings can cause significant trouble. From damaging insulation and wiring to spreading parasites or disease, the risks go beyond…

Wasp season in British Columbia typically begins in late spring and peaks during the hot summer months of July and August. As temperatures rise, queen wasps emerge from hibernation and start building nests. These colonies grow rapidly, with thousands of worker wasps foraging for food and protecting their territory by mid-summer. This increased activity puts homeowners, outdoor workers,…

The Seasonal Surge of Ant Activity Summer in Vancouver brings warm weather, longer days, and, unfortunately, a significant spike in ant infestations. While ants are active year-round to some extent, they thrive in warmer conditions, making your home especially vulnerable during the summer months. Cracks in foundations, gaps in doors, or even kitchen crumbs can…

Summer Brings Out the Bugs When the temperature rises, so does insect activity. Warm weather is ideal for pests like ants, wasps, moths, and silverfish to thrive—and for homeowners, that often means one thing: infestations. These pests aren’t just a warm-weather annoyance; they can create real damage and discomfort. Insects tend to multiply quickly and settle…

Why Summer Doesn’t Stop Rodents When most people think about rodent problems, they picture the colder months, when mice and rats seek shelter indoors from freezing temperatures. But the truth is, infestations don’t stop when the sun comes out. Rodent control in Surrey becomes just as critical in summer, especially with an increase in food sources…

If you’ve been hearing scratching sounds behind your walls or spotting tiny droppings in your kitchen pantry, there’s a good chance you’re not alone. Mice are a common problem for homeowners—especially in cooler months when they seek shelter indoors. Left unchecked, these pests can cause serious health and safety hazards. That’s why mouse control in Surrey is…

Birds might look harmless perched on your roof or chimneys, but over time, their presence can cause significant damage to your home and your health. In Vancouver, where urban wildlife frequently intersects with residential areas, bird control is becoming an essential part of responsible pest control. This blog takes a closer look at how birds—particularly…

If you’ve ever battled fleas in your home, you already know how relentless these tiny pests can be. While they’re often associated with pets, fleas can quickly become a full-blown household issue—spreading fast, biting humans, and proving surprisingly difficult to eliminate. Homeowners in Vancouver are especially at risk during the warmer months, when flea populations thrive.…

Wasps are more than just a summertime nuisance–they can be aggressive, territorial, and dangerous when their nests are disturbed. As temperatures rise, so does the risk of encountering a wasp colony in your yard, attic, or under the eaves of your home. Knowing how to approach a wasp infestation, and when to call for professional…

Silverfish are a persistent issue in many Vancouver homes, particularly in areas with high humidity and limited ventilation. While these insects do not pose direct health risks, they can cause significant damage to paper, clothing, and stored food. Given their elusive nature and rapid reproduction, silverfish extermination in Vancouver often requires a strategic, long-term approach. Common Causes…

Carpenter ants are among the most destructive pests homeowners can encounter, and in Vancouver’s damp climate, they’re especially problematic. These pests are silent invaders—causing significant structural damage long before you even know they’re there. Understanding how they operate, recognizing the early warning signs, and taking swift action can make all the difference in protecting your…