Author name: Dev TS

Even in the middle of a peaceful Toronto night, you’re never truly alone. Tiny invaders – bed bugs, ants, mice or roaches – could be lurking in the shadows. Take Sarah, a downtown condo owner: she woke one morning covered in itchy red bites, a tell-tale sign of bed bugs.

One spring morning in their Toronto home, Mrs. Brown found a trail of tiny ants marching across the kitchen counter. Frustrated, she asked herself, “Why do I have ants in my house, and how do I stop them?” It’s a question many Canadians face. Ants invade homes in search of food, water, or shelter, especially during warmer months.

A little boy had discovered a swarm of buzzing wasps under the eaves of their porch. Hence, as a technician of Insectica Pest Control, I donned my gear, seeing so many flying insects might call for “buzz discipline.”

Unsanitary invaders. Rats and mice are not just a disgusting surprise but a health hazard. They leave behind countless…

Living in Canada you must have faced the disaster unwelcome guests like the bugs or cockroaches brings you.