Exterminator in Anjou, Quebec — Montreal

Anjou is a planned 1950s-1970s borough: bungalows and cottages on slab or full basement, regular lots, attached garages and mature cedar hedges. The uniformity of the building stock is real, which means the same construction defects repeat street after street — notably the unscreened dryer vent penetration. Anjou's suburban neighborhoods, with their large lots and mature trees, mainly attract mice in fall and carpenter ants in damp wooden structures.

On practically every Anjou inspection we find the same trio of entry points: unscreened dryer vent, slab-to-wall junction at the attached garage, and the electrical service penetration under the cornice. A mouse gets through a 6 mm gap. Sealing those three points resolves most files in the sector without prolonged chemical treatment.

Anjou's seasonality is sharp, unlike the central neighbourhoods: very quiet January through March, carpenter ants rising in May-June in decks and patio-door frames, wasps in August under the eaves, then a clear mouse peak from mid-October to late November. We schedule preventive sealing in September to get ahead of that peak.

The mature cedar hedges so common in Anjou often mask the base of the foundation — we ask for 40 cm of clearance at the hedge base before the perimeter inspection, without which entry points stay invisible. Parking and access to all four elevations pose no difficulty in the sector. We cover Anjou and Montreal daily, targeting intervention within 24 hours for emergencies.

Every treatment in Anjou comes with a written guarantee specifying the coverage period and the pests covered. If the covered infestation reappears during that period, we return at no charge. Our technicians hold the CD5 certificate issued by Quebec's Ministry of the Environment and use only Health Canada approved products, suited to bungalows, duplexes and small suburban buildings.