Pest Extermination in the Saskatoon Area
The licensed extermination technicians at Shinobi Pest Control are trained, experienced, and equipped to offer effective residential pest extermination services to rid your Saskatoon area home of rodents, spiders, and ants. Contact us for more details or to book an assessment.
Mice and Rats
You might not hear the rodents residing in your home, but you may suspect they are there because your pets are acting differently, or you hear them scurrying about. You may also notice:
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droppings near baseboards or in food storage areas
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chew holes around your home
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chew marks in food
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disturbed pet food
Traps may seem like the easiest solution, but strategy and time management are extremely important when it comes to rodent control. A single mouse can become 60 within a year while a pair of rats can multiply more than 600-fold in the same time frame. Eek!
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To ensure the complete eradication of mice and rats from your Saskatoon area home, call Shinobi Pest Control for an assessment and a customized residential pest extermination.
Spiders
Spiders may offer natural pest control, but when they take up residence en masse in your home their presence is less than favourable. Contact Shinobi Pest Control for an assessment and a customized residential pest extermination program. We offer controlled applications of extermination products to rid your home of crawling arachnids as well as practical tips and preventative measures that will help keep spiders outside your doors.
Ants
It may be fun to sing about ants marching one by one or ten by ten, but when it’s happening in your home, there are no shouts of “Hurrah.” Instead, there are squeals of fright and sprays of insect repellent. Neither of these is very effective to rid your home of an ant infestation. For that, call a licensed exterminator from Shinobi Pest Control. We can identify the species and the source of the problem and then create an appropriate extermination protocol that will have ants dropping one by one then ten by ten. Hurrah!
