Services
What we actually do
Seven distinct problems. Three of them are wildlife work governed by Ontario law and a calendar, three are insect work governed by a season, and one is almost always a water problem wearing a different hat.
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Mice & rats
Exclusion first, baiting second. The autumn move indoors starts with the first cold nights and the field mice arrive from every direction here.
$280–$550 Inspection, exclusion of found entry points, monitored follow-up -
Wasps & hornets
Same-day removal through the August and September peak. Decks, soffits, and the in-wall colonies that must never be sealed in.
$180–$340 Single accessible nest, treated and removed -
Bats
Escarpment country is bat country. One-way exclusion done outside the maternity window — and a protected species that must not be killed.
$650–$2,400 Survey, one-way exclusion, sealing; scale depends on the roofline -
Raccoons & squirrels
Attics, soffits and chimneys. Humane removal with the babies accounted for, and a one-kilometre relocation limit that makes exclusion the only method that works.
$450–$1,600 Removal, entry repair and screening; higher with a litter present -
Cluster flies
The signature autumn problem of this region. A September exterior treatment beats six months of vacuuming windowsills.
$300–$520 Timed exterior perimeter treatment, seasonal -
Bed bugs
Discreet, unmarked, and built around short-turnaround rental property as well as homes. Confirmed identification before anyone treats anything.
$550–$1,900 Per unit, by method and number of rooms; follow-ups included -
Ants
Carpenter ants follow moisture into wood. Finding the water is most of the job — the ants are the symptom.
$260–$620 Inspection, treatment and follow-up; higher with a satellite nest in structure
Talk to a Collingwood pest control company
Tell us what you have actually seen and where, and roughly when it started. That is usually enough to say whether you are looking at something we should be at this afternoon, something that wants a booking, or something where the honest answer is to wait — bat exclusion in July being the clearest example of the last one.