How to Pest-Proof Your Calgary Home: Complete Room-by-Room Guide 2026

Pest prevention starts with understanding that your home has dozens of potential entry points and attractants. This comprehensive room-by-room guide shows you exactly how to pest-proof every area of your Calgary home.

Why Calgary Homes Need Extra Pest Protection

Calgary's unique climate creates specific pest challenges:

1. Harsh Winters - Pests desperately seek indoor warmth October-April
2. Chinook Winds - Rapid temperature swings confuse and activate pests
3. Freeze-Thaw Cycles - Create foundation cracks and gaps annually
4. Urban Development - Displaces rodents from natural habitats
5. Older Infrastructure - Many neighborhoods have aging buildings with entry points

The bottom line: A properly pest-proofed Calgary home requires understanding these unique factors.

PART 1: EXTERIOR PEST-PROOFING

Foundation & Perimeter

Critical Entry Points:

• Foundation cracks (created by freeze-thaw cycles)
• Gaps around utility penetrations
• Damaged weep vents
• Basement window wells
• Garage foundation gaps

Pest-Proofing Checklist:

• [ ] Inspect foundation annually - Calgary's freeze-thaw creates new cracks each year

  • Best time: Late April (after frost) and October (before deep freeze)
  • Look for cracks wider than 1/8 inch
  • Check especially after chinooks

• [ ] Seal foundation cracks

  • Use hydraulic cement for large cracks (>1/2 inch)
  • Polyurethane caulk for smaller cracks
  • Don't use regular caulk - it won't withstand Calgary winters
  • Cost: $30-80 DIY, $200-400 professional

• [ ] Seal utility penetrations

  • Gas lines, electrical service, cable/internet, water pipes
  • Use expanding foam rated for pest exclusion
  • Stuff steel wool in large gaps before foaming
  • Pay special attention where lines enter through foundation

• [ ] Maintain proper grading

  • Soil should slope away from foundation (6 inches over 10 feet)
  • Standing water attracts pests and creates foundation issues
  • Re-grade every 5-7 years in Calgary

• [ ] Create 3-foot pest barrier

  • Keep mulch, firewood, debris 3+ feet from foundation
  • Trim vegetation touching the house
  • Remove ivy and climbing plants (rodent highways)
  • Store firewood on racks, not ground

Calgary-Specific Tip: New homes in developments like Mahogany, Cranston, and Sage Hill often have rodent issues in Year 1-2 due to construction displacing wildlife. Extra vigilance needed.

Roof & Attic Access

Common Entry Points:

• Damaged soffit vents
• Gaps around chimneys
• Ridge vent openings
• Torn roof vents
• Tree branch access

Pest-Proofing Steps:

• [ ] Inspect soffits and fascia

  • Look for holes, gaps, rot
  • Squirrels and mice can chew through damaged wood
  • Repair or replace damaged sections
  • Use metal flashing where possible

• [ ] Screen all vents

  • 1/4 inch hardware cloth over attic vents
  • Ridge vents should have built-in screening
  • Dryer vents need pest-proof flaps
  • Ensure screens intact after winter wind damage

• [ ] Chimney cap installation

  • Prevents birds, squirrels, raccoons, bats
  • Choose heavy-duty metal caps (Calgary winds)
  • Spark arrestor mesh should be 1/2 inch or smaller
  • Inspect annually

• [ ] Trim tree branches

  • Keep 6-8 feet from roof
  • Trim overhanging branches entirely if possible
  • Squirrels jump 8-10 feet
  • Best time: Late winter when dormant

Calgary Snow Consideration: Heavy snow load can push pests from roof into attic through damaged vents. Ensure all attic vents secured before winter.

Windows & Doors

Entry Points:

• Damaged screens
• Gaps around frames
• Missing weather stripping
• Threshold gaps
• Torn door seals

Pest-Proofing Actions:

• [ ] Install/repair window screens

  • 20-mesh minimum (smaller blocks more insects)
  • Replace torn screens immediately
  • Ensure tight fit in frames
  • Cost: $15-30 per screen DIY

• [ ] Add door sweeps

  • Install on ALL exterior doors
  • Should touch floor/threshold completely
  • Replace if gap wider than 1/8 inch
  • Bristle type better for uneven floors
  • Cost: $10-20 per door

• [ ] Weather strip all doors and windows

  • V-strip for double-hung windows
  • Foam tape for casement windows
  • Tubular rubber for doors
  • Replace every 3-5 years (Calgary weather degrades quickly)

• [ ] Seal window frames

  • Caulk exterior gaps between frame and siding
  • Use paintable exterior caulk
  • Re-caulk every 5 years minimum
  • Inspect after chinook cycles

Garage Door Special Attention:

• Install threshold seal (bottom seal)
• Add side and top weather stripping
• Seal gaps in walls
• Ensure door closes completely
• Consider rodent-proof seal kits

Deck, Porch & Patio Areas

Why These Matter:

• Sheltered areas attract pests
• Direct access to home structure
• Often overlooked entry points
• Provide harborage near house

Pest-Proofing Steps:

• [ ] Seal deck-to-house connection

  • Gap where deck meets house is common entry
  • Use metal flashing properly installed
  • Ensure proper ledger board attachment
  • Inspect annually for gaps

• [ ] Screen under deck/porch

  • Prevents animals nesting underneath
  • Use 1/4 inch hardware cloth
  • Bury 6 inches into ground
  • Secure to framing

• [ ] Remove pest harborage

  • Clear debris from under deck
  • Don't store items under deck/porch
  • Keep area clean and visible
  • No pet food or water bowls on deck

PART 2: INTERIOR PEST-PROOFING

Kitchen - The #1 Pest Attraction

Why Kitchens Attract Pests:

• Food sources everywhere
• Water availability
• Warmth from appliances
• Grease and crumb accumulation
• Garbage and compost

Complete Kitchen Pest-Proofing:

Food Storage:

• [ ] Transfer ALL dry goods to airtight containers

  • Glass or heavy plastic (not thin plastic bags)
  • Includes flour, sugar, cereal, pasta, rice, pet food
  • Prevents cockroaches, pantry moths, mice
  • Rubbermaid Brilliance recommended
  • Investment: $100-200 for typical kitchen

• [ ] Refrigerate ripe fruits and vegetables

  • Countertop fruit attracts fruit flies
  • Mice love accessible produce
  • Use crisper drawers

• [ ] Pet food in sealed containers

  • Never leave dry food in bags
  • Don't leave food bowls out overnight
  • Store in garage in rodent-proof bins

Cleaning & Maintenance:

• [ ] Daily cleaning routine

  • Wipe counters before bed (remove all crumbs)
  • Sweep floors after cooking
  • Clean up spills immediately
  • Empty garbage daily
  • Rinse dishes (don't leave overnight)

• [ ] Weekly deep cleaning

  • Behind appliances (stove, refrigerator)
  • Under appliances
  • Inside toaster crumb tray
  • Drain cleaning (baking soda + vinegar)
  • Wipe down cabinets

• [ ] Monthly maintenance

  • Pull out stove and clean sides/back
  • Clean refrigerator coils
  • Deep clean under sink cabinet
  • Degrease range hood
  • Clean behind dishwasher

Structural Pest Entry Points:

• [ ] Seal gaps under sink

  • Around pipes (use escutcheons or foam)
  • Cabinet back wall holes
  • Where plumbing enters wall
  • Common cockroach and mouse entry

• [ ] Seal gaps behind appliances

  • Where gas line enters for stove
  • Behind dishwasher (common gap)
  • Refrigerator water line
  • Use foam sealant or steel wool

• [ ] Fix leaking pipes immediately

  • Cockroaches NEED water
  • Moisture attracts silverfish
  • Check under sink regularly
  • Tighten connections

• [ ] Seal baseboards and corners

  • Cockroaches hide in tiny cracks
  • Use paintable caulk
  • Pay attention to corners
  • Behind toe-kicks under cabinets

Garbage & Compost:

• [ ] Proper garbage management

  • Use bins with tight lids
  • Line with bags
  • Take out daily (don't let overflow)
  • Clean bin weekly
  • Store in garage if possible

• [ ] Compost best practices

  • Sealed countertop compost bin
  • Empty every 2-3 days
  • Outdoor compost away from house
  • Turn regularly
  • Don't compost meat/dairy

Calgary Kitchen Tip: Cockroach pressure is highest in areas near restaurants (Beltline, 17th Ave, Kensington). Extra vigilance needed in apartments and condos.

Bathroom - Moisture & Entry Points

Why Bathrooms Attract Pests:

• Constant moisture
• Gaps around plumbing
• Leaky fixtures
• Dark, undisturbed areas

Bathroom Pest-Proofing:

Moisture Control:

• [ ] Ventilation

  • Run exhaust fan during and 20 minutes after showers
  • Ensure fan vents outside (not into attic)
  • Clean fan regularly
  • Consider humidity-sensing fan switch
  • Target: Keep humidity below 50%

• [ ] Fix all leaks

  • Under sink
  • Toilet base seal
  • Shower/tub caulking
  • Faucet drips
  • Even small leaks attract pests

• [ ] Dry shower/tub after use

  • Squeegee walls
  • Hang wet towels to dry
  • Leave shower curtain open
  • Prevents silverfish and cockroaches

Structural Sealing:

• [ ] Seal around pipes

  • Under sink where pipes enter wall
  • Behind toilet where water line enters
  • Use foam or escutcheons
  • Cockroaches travel through walls

• [ ] Caulk bathtub/shower

  • Where tub meets wall
  • Around shower pan
  • Re-caulk every 3-5 years
  • Use mold-resistant caulk

• [ ] Seal baseboards

  • Cockroaches hide in gaps
  • Use paintable caulk
  • Pay attention to corners

Preventive Practices:

• [ ] Don't leave standing water

  • Wipe down sink after use
  • Empty bathroom cups
  • Fix slow drains
  • Keep toilet lid closed

• [ ] Regular cleaning

  • Weekly deep clean
  • Clean behind toilet
  • Under sink cabinet
  • Inside vanity drawers

Bedrooms - Bed Bug Prevention

Bedroom Pest Risks:

• Bed bugs (primary concern)
• Carpet beetles
• Clothes moths (closets)
• Spiders

Bed Bug Prevention:

• [ ] Mattress and box spring encasements

  • Install on ALL beds
  • Zip-up, bed bug proof covers
  • Inspect zippers quarterly
  • Investment: $80-150 per bed
  • Worth every penny

• [ ] Bed placement

  • Pull bed away from walls (6 inches minimum)
  • Don't let bedding touch floor
  • Nothing stored under bed if possible
  • Metal frames better than wood

• [ ] Inspect after travel

  • Check luggage before bringing to bedroom
  • Inspect hotel rooms before unpacking
  • Wash all clothes on high heat after trips
  • Store luggage away from bedroom

• [ ] Be cautious with used items

  • Inspect used furniture thoroughly
  • Never accept used mattresses
  • Check seams, cracks, crevices
  • Freeze small items 4 days before bringing inside

Closet Pest Prevention:

• [ ] Clothes moth prevention

  • Clean all items before storage
  • Use airtight containers for wool
  • Cedar blocks/hangers (limited effectiveness)
  • Don't store soiled clothing
  • Inspect stored items quarterly

• [ ] Carpet beetle prevention

  • Vacuum regularly (edges and corners)
  • Remove lint from closet floors
  • Don't store natural fiber clothing long-term
  • Inspect for damage regularly

General Bedroom Tips:

• [ ] Minimize clutter

  • Reduces hiding spots
  • Easier to inspect
  • Vacuum regularly

• [ ] Seal baseboards and trim

  • Caulk gaps
  • Especially important in apartments
  • Prevents bed bug migration from other units

Basement - High-Risk Area

Why Basements Are Pest Magnets:

• Direct foundation access
• Often damp/humid
• Storage provides hiding spots
• Less frequently cleaned
• Multiple entry points

Basement Pest-Proofing Priority Actions:

Moisture Management:

• [ ] Dehumidifier use

  • Keep humidity below 50%
  • Empty regularly
  • Clean filter monthly
  • Run year-round in Calgary basements
  • Investment: $200-400 for quality unit

• [ ] Fix water issues

  • Foundation leaks
  • Floor drain problems
  • Condensation on pipes (wrap with insulation)
  • Window well drainage
  • Sump pump maintenance

• [ ] Improve ventilation

  • Open windows seasonally
  • Ensure dryer vents outside
  • Don't dry laundry on racks indoors

Entry Point Sealing:

• [ ] Floor drain maintenance

  • Keep trap filled with water
  • Cockroaches enter through dry traps
  • Pour water monthly if unused
  • Consider drain covers

• [ ] Window wells

  • Clear debris regularly
  • Ensure good drainage
  • Seal window frames
  • Cover wells if pest problems persist
  • Mice climb into wells and enter through windows

• [ ] Seal all foundation cracks

  • Interior AND exterior
  • Use hydraulic cement
  • Pay special attention to corners
  • Re-inspect annually

• [ ] Seal around utilities

  • Where pipes enter walls
  • Around electrical conduits
  • Furnace exhaust penetrations
  • Sump pump discharge

Storage Best Practices:

• [ ] Plastic bins > Cardboard boxes

  • Mice chew cardboard easily
  • Cockroaches eat cardboard glue
  • Plastic bins protect contents
  • Elevate on shelving (not floor)
  • Investment: $200-500 to replace all boxes

• [ ] Keep items off floor

  • Use metal shelving units
  • 6 inches clearance minimum
  • Allows inspection underneath
  • Easier to clean

• [ ] Organize and declutter

  • Pests love clutter
  • Donate/discard unused items
  • Create open sight lines
  • Vacuum/sweep regularly

Special Basement Areas:

• [ ] Laundry room

  • Clean lint regularly
  • Wipe up detergent spills
  • Check dryer vent (pest entry point)
  • Don't leave wet laundry sitting

• [ ] Utility room

  • Keep area around furnace clean
  • Water heater drip pan check
  • No storage against furnace
  • Good lighting

Attic - Often Forgotten

Attic Pest Concerns:

• Rodents (mice, rats, squirrels)
• Bats
• Wasps
• Birds

Attic Pest-Proofing:

• [ ] Seal all entry points

  • Roof vents screened (1/4 inch mesh)
  • Soffit gaps sealed
  • Gable vents intact
  • Around chimney
  • Where roof meets walls

• [ ] Inspect insulation

  • Look for droppings
  • Tunneling or nesting
  • Compressed or damaged areas
  • Replace if contaminated

• [ ] Proper ventilation

  • Prevents moisture buildup
  • Reduces pest attraction
  • Soffit and ridge vents
  • Check baffles intact

• [ ] Store items properly

  • Plastic bins only
  • Elevate off attic floor
  • Minimize storage
  • Inspect seasonally

Calgary Attic Note: Heavy snow load can damage roof vents. Inspect after major snow events and spring thaw.

Garage - The Weakest Link

Why Garages Are Vulnerable:

• Large door gaps
• Direct outside access
• Often cluttered
• Storage of pest-attractive items
• Attached to house

Garage Pest-Proofing:

Door Sealing:

• [ ] Bottom threshold seal

  • Replace if worn
  • Should make complete contact
  • Aluminum track with rubber seal best
  • Cost: $30-50

• [ ] Side and top weather stripping

  • Vinyl or rubber strips
  • Replace if compressed or damaged
  • Mice can enter through 1/4 inch gaps
  • Cost: $20-40

• [ ] Ensure door closes completely

  • Adjust spring tension if needed
  • Fix bent tracks
  • Replace damaged panels
  • Consider automatic closer

Interior Garage Steps:

• [ ] Seal wall penetrations

  • Where garage connects to house
  • Around door frame to house
  • Electrical outlets
  • Use foam sealant
  • CRITICAL - main rodent entry to house

• [ ] Floor cracks

  • Seal larger cracks
  • Epoxy concrete filler
  • Prevents harborage

Storage:

• [ ] Pet food security

  • NEVER leave in bags
  • Metal or heavy plastic bins with locking lids
  • Vittles Vault brand recommended
  • Primary attractant for garage mice

• [ ] Garbage bins

  • Tight-fitting lids
  • Clean regularly
  • Consider animal-proof bins
  • Keep away from house entry

• [ ] Clutter control

  • Items on shelving, not floor
  • Clear sight lines
  • Sweep regularly
  • Discard old cardboard

Calgary Garage Tip: Garage mice peak November-March. Seal before October.

PART 3: ONGOING MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

Monthly Tasks (Year-Round)

• [ ] Kitchen deep clean behind appliances
• [ ] Check traps if monitoring
• [ ] Empty dehumidifier
• [ ] Inspect under sinks for leaks
• [ ] Clean drains
• [ ] Vacuum basement and garage

Seasonal Tasks

Spring (April-May)

• [ ] Inspect foundation after frost (seal cracks)
• [ ] Check roof and soffit after winter
• [ ] Clean window wells
• [ ] Test dehumidifier
• [ ] Trim vegetation growth
• [ ] Inspect attic for winter damage

Summer (June-August)

• [ ] Monitor for ant activity
• [ ] Check screens for damage
• [ ] Maintain yard (no pest harborage)
• [ ] Inspect deck attachment to house
• [ ] Monitor for wasp nest building

Fall (September-October)

• [ ] CRITICAL - Complete exterior sealing before freeze
• [ ] Install/replace door sweeps
• [ ] Check weather stripping
• [ ] Apply perimeter treatment (professional recommended)
• [ ] Clean gutters
• [ ] Store firewood away from house
• [ ] Remove outdoor debris

Winter (November-March)

• [ ] Monitor for indoor rodent activity
• [ ] Maintain dehumidifier
• [ ] Check attic for signs after chinooks
• [ ] Inspect basement monthly
• [ ] Keep garage organized

Annual Professional Services

Recommended Annual Inspection:

• Complete property assessment
• Foundation inspection
• Attic check
• Identify new entry points
• Preventive treatment
• Cost: $100-150 (free with treatment)

When to Schedule:

• Best: September/October (before winter)
• Alternative: April (after winter damage)

PART 4: PEST-PROOFING BY CALGARY NEIGHBORHOOD

New Developments (Mahogany, Cranston, Sage Hill, Cornerstone)

Unique Challenges:

• Construction-displaced rodents
• New home settling creates gaps
• Landscaping not established

Extra Steps:

• Year 1-2: Extra vigilant monitoring
• Seal all gaps as house settles
• Perimeter rodent monitoring stations
• Quarterly professional inspections recommended

Older Inner City (Kensington, Inglewood, Mission, Bridgeland)

Unique Challenges:

• Older sewer systems (rats)
• Heritage home gaps
• Proximity to restaurants
• Shared walls (apartments)

Extra Steps:

• Annual professional rodent inspection
• Sewer line check valves
• Building-wide approach for multi-units
• Extra kitchen vigilance (cockroaches)

High-Density Urban (Beltline, Downtown)

Unique Challenges:

• High bed bug risk (transient population)
• Cockroach pressure from commercial kitchens
• Shared building systems
• Limited outdoor space for exclusion

Extra Steps:

• Mandatory mattress encasements
• Monthly monitoring inspections
• Building pest management coordination
• Immediate response to any sighting

Suburban Established (Varsity, Marda Loop, Ramsay)

Unique Challenges:

• Mature trees (squirrel access)
• Aging infrastructure
• Mix of property types

Extra Steps:

• Aggressive tree trimming
• Regular roof inspection
• Soffit/fascia maintenance
• Community coordination

PART 5: SPECIAL SITUATIONS

Multi-Unit Buildings

Challenges:

• Pest migration between units
• Shared walls/utilities
• Varied tenant practices
• Treatment coordination

Tenant Actions:

• Seal YOUR unit completely
• Report issues immediately
• Coordinate with neighbors
• Pressure property management
• Individual treatment often insufficient

Property Manager Actions:

• Building-wide IPM program
• Preventive treatments
• Tenant education
• Quick response protocol

Rental Properties

Alberta Tenant Rights:

• Landlord responsible for pest control
• Tenant must report promptly
• Tenant must cooperate with treatment
• Both have responsibilities

Renter Pest-Proofing:

• All same practices as homeowners
• Request repairs for gaps/leaks
• Document issues
• May need to initiate professional help

New Home Buyers

Pre-Purchase:

• Professional pest inspection ($100-200)
• Look for signs in attic, basement
• Check foundation carefully
• Ask about neighborhood pest history

Move-In:

• Complete pest-proofing before unpacking
• Establish monitoring
• Set up maintenance schedule
• Year 1 extra vigilance

PART 6: PRODUCT RECOMMENDATIONS

Essential Pest-Proofing Products

Sealing Materials:

1. Great Stuff Foam Sealant ($8-12)

   • Gaps and holes
   • Expands to fill
   • Available at all Calgary hardware stores

2. Xcluder Steel Wool ($15-20)

   • Rodent-proof
   • Use before foam
   • Lasts years

3. DAP Paintable Caulk ($5-8)

   • Baseboards, trim
   • Interior cracks
   • Paint to match

4. Hydraulic Cement ($12-18)

   • Foundation cracks
   • Basement walls
   • Waterproof

Door Sealing:

1. Door Sweeps ($10-20 each)

   • Frost King brand good
   • Adjustable better

2. Weather Stripping ($8-15 per roll)

   • V-strip for windows
   • Foam tape for doors
   • Tubular rubber for gaps

Storage:

1. Rubbermaid Brilliance Containers ($30-50 set)

   • Airtight
   • Clear (see contents)
   • Stackable

2. Vittles Vault Pet Food Storage ($40-70)

   • Rodent-proof
   • Locking lid
   • Essential for garages

3. Plastic Storage Bins ($15-30 each)

   • Replace cardboard boxes
   • Sterilite or Rubbermaid
   • Various sizes

Monitoring:

1. Victor Snap Traps ($3-5 each)

   • Buy 6-10 for monitoring
   • Place along walls
   • Check monthly

2. Catchmaster Glue Boards ($10-15 for 12)

   • Monitor high-risk areas
   • Replace quarterly

Moisture Control:

1. Quality Dehumidifier ($200-400)
   • 50-70 pint for Calgary basements
   • hOmeLabs or Frigidaire brands
   • Auto-shutoff essential

Where to Buy in Calgary

Home Depot (Multiple locations)

• Best selection of sealing materials
• Good prices on bulk items

Canadian Tire (Citywide)

• Weather stripping
• Door sweeps
• General supplies

Lowe's (Deerfoot, Macleod Trail)

• Storage solutions
• Sealing materials

Princess Auto (Multiple locations)

• Industrial pest-proofing supplies
• Bulk hardware cloth
• Metal flashing

PART 7: COST ANALYSIS

DIY Pest-Proofing Investment

Initial Setup (Entire Home):

• Sealing materials: $100-200
• Door sweeps (4-5 doors): $50-100
• Weather stripping: $50-80
• Food storage containers: $100-200
• Basement plastic bins: $200-400
• Dehumidifier: $200-400
• Monitoring traps: $30-50
• Total Initial: $730-1,430

Annual Maintenance:

• Replacement materials: $50-100
• Cleaning supplies: $30-50
• Total Annual: $80-150

Professional Pest-Proofing

Comprehensive Exclusion Service:

• Foundation sealing: $300-600
• Attic exclusion: $200-400
• Garage sealing: $150-250
• Door sealing: $100-200
• Total Professional: $750-1,450

Value Comparison

DIY Approach:

• Lower cost if you do work
• Time investment: 20-40 hours
• Learning curve
• May miss critical areas
• Good for motivated homeowners

Professional Approach:

• Higher upfront cost
• Expertise and efficiency
• Warranty typically included
• Comprehensive coverage
• Time saving (2-4 hours your time)

Hybrid Approach (Recommended):

• Professional inspection and major exclusion ($400-600)
• DIY interior maintenance and monitoring
• Annual professional review
• Best value for most homeowners

Cost of NOT Pest-Proofing

Average Pest Infestation Costs:

• Mouse infestation treatment: $200-400
• Rat infestation: $400-800
• Cockroach treatment: $300-600
• Bed bugs: $500-1,500
• Property damage: $500-5,000+
• Health impacts: Varies
• Stress and sleep loss: Priceless

Prevention is 1/3 the cost of treatment.

CONCLUSION: Your Pest-Free Home Action Plan

Week 1: Assessment

• Walk property exterior with checklist
• Inspect all interior rooms
• List all issues found
• Prioritize by severity
• Decide DIY vs professional

Week 2-3: Exterior Sealing

• Foundation cracks
• Utility penetrations
• Door and window sealing
• Roof/attic access
• Garage door

Week 4: Interior Implementation

• Kitchen food storage
• Bathroom sealing
• Basement organization
• Bedroom bed bug prevention

Ongoing: Maintenance

• Follow seasonal checklist
• Monthly monitoring
• Annual professional review
• Immediate response to any issues

Calgary Pest Guard Can Help

Free Services:

• Property pest vulnerability assessment
• Customized pest-proofing plan
• Product recommendations
• Maintenance schedule

Professional Services:

• Comprehensive exclusion
• Guaranteed workmanship
• Annual maintenance programs
• Emergency response

Don't wait for a pest problem. Call (825) 760-5364 for your free pest-proofing assessment.

A properly pest-proofed Calgary home provides:

• Peace of mind
• Health protection
• Property value preservation
• Long-term cost savings
• Better sleep knowing your home is protected

Take action today. Your future self will thank you.