By organism

The species is the clue. The assembly is the job.

Mice, wasps, ants, moths — each one tells you which joint failed. We treat the organism and close the invitation.

Mice & rats

Rodents

Mice use freeze–thaw gaps. We inspect, treat what is already inside, and close the 6 mm joints so the problem does not move back in with the frost.

Nests in the envelope

Wasps at the door, the deck, the play area. We remove the nest, then screen the void so July is not an annual invoice.

Grade and moisture

Pavement ants, carpenter-risk wood, and moisture-driven trails at Calgary grade, kitchens, and slab joints.

Food, dry storage, audits

Indian meal moth, beetles, and other stored-product insects in Calgary kitchens, dry storage, and food facilities — written for an auditor.

Inspect, treat, close the gap. Book an inspection or call — we will tell you if you need a visit or a watch-and-wait.