Exterminator in Lachine, Quebec — Montreal

Lachine juxtaposes an old village core near the market, rows of early-20th-century workers' housing along the canal, and former industrial buildings converted into lofts. Those conversions are a case apart: large volumes, porous brick walls and original service networks often left as-is behind new finishes. Bordered by the Lachine Canal and its old industrial buildings, this area faces constant rat pressure. Old working-class homes also attract mice in fall.

The Lachine Canal and its landscaped banks form a continuous rodent corridor over several kilometres. In converted industrial lofts, we regularly find vertical pathways inherited from the original building — old freight-elevator shafts, industrial pipe penetrations — linking basement to top floor with no firestopping at all. That's the first place we inspect in this type of building.

The canal partially freezes, producing a clear cycle: heavy rat activity along the banks from April to November, a marked lull from December to March. We therefore concentrate perimeter baiting campaigns in April, before colonies rebuild, rather than reactively in the fall.

Canal-side properties partly fall under Parks Canada for the federal strip: we limit installations to the private portion of the lot and document station placement. In the lofts, access to service shafts requires condo-board coordination. We cover Lachine and Montreal daily, targeting intervention within 24 hours for emergencies.

Every treatment in Lachine 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 working-class duplexes, old homes and industrial zones.