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Protect yourself and your family from unwanted pests. For over a decade GreenLeaf Pest Control has provided safe & reliable pest control services in Toronto, Bradford & GTA. Contact us today (416) 998-9473
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YES, PESTS ARE SEASONAL!
Who knew different bugs appear in different seasons? Yes, pests are seasonal! Fall is the season for occasional invaders like boxelder bugs, west conifer bugs, cluster flies and marmorated stink bugs. Winter is fast approaching, and these insects are looking for warmth, food and water right inside of your home. At this time of the year you will see an abundance of stink bugs, boxelder bugs, lady bugs and cluster flies around your house. They will be congregating on walls, coming out from vents, harboring in cracks and crevices, attracted to indoor plants etc. However, seeing them often you might not know the nuisance and threat they pose to your family. GreenLeaf Pest Control has gathered some facts to prepare you with the tools you will need this fall to protect your family and pets!
By glpestcontrol4 years ago in Lifehack
Fall is Here and the Mice are Near!
It’s #PSL season and there is nothing better than sitting near the fireplace sipping on your warm beverage UNTIL you see a mouse scurry across the floor! Or even worse, you’re trying to get a good night’s rest and all you hear is scratching coming from the ceiling! The truth of the matter is Summer is almost over, day’s are getting shorter and nights are getting cooler. Mice will start to make their way into your home, and soon! Rat and mice removal with GreenLeaf Pest Control to make sure it’s not your home!
By glpestcontrol4 years ago in Petlife
Ouch! Stinging Insects
Every summer I look forward to family gatherings, outdoor barbecues and fun by the pool. And every year without fail, wasps seem to get the impression that they’re invited to all of these outdoor functions. Not only am I frightened that the wasp may sting our precious Luna, but wasps pose a serious health risk to our families.
By glpestcontrol4 years ago in Petlife
Underestimating the Threat Flies Can Have on Damaging Your Business Reputation
The majority of people eating in a restaurant would go back to eating their meal after a fly touched and contaminated it, but almost no one would touch their food after seeing a cockroach crawling on it. The same attitude seen in staff and managers in the food-processing industry (“It’s just a fly, wave it away”), and it cost their business.
By glpestcontrol4 years ago in Lifehack
Why Cockroaches Swarm in Summer – What Residents Can Do
Cockroaches are a universally despised pest. They’re simply not pleasant to have in your home. Unfortunately, summer is one of the worst times for roaches. Why? Because cockroach populations tend to explode in the warm, moist heat of the summer.
By glpestcontrol4 years ago in Lifehack
THE EARLIER THE BETTER – SAVE YOURSELF FROM STINGING INSECTS!
Welcome to the unwanted pest world! Insects, bugs, pests, stinging insects are everywhere and are just part of mother nature. Indeed, they are unwelcome on residential and commercial properties. Most residents don’t like the idea of harming pests, but the need to eliminate them and protect our families is much greater. Harming pests could be a disturbance to nature. It’s always important to consult with fully licensed pest control companies or experts before trying to tackle any pest issue or stinging insects on your own.
By glpestcontrol4 years ago in Petlife
THIS IS THE TIME OF THE YEAR WHERE CRAWLING INSECTS ARE ON THEIR WAY TO YOUR PROPERTY!
Insects are everywhere! This is the time of the year when crawling insects are crawling inside and outside of your property. Indeed, Canada’s weather is unpredictable! After a Canadian winter, people wait for summer whereas crawling insects make their way to your home through cracks in the foundation and dark, wet places to survive. Summer is the best time to be outside exploring, but hot and humid temperatures bring nasty INSECTS inside our properties! When temperatures rise for us, don’t forget they rise for crawling insects as well!! What they are looking for is a moist or wet place inside or outside your property to thrive. Common areas that you can find in and around the home are; the basement, bathroom, closets, floor drains, or under cardboard boxes and under concrete slabs.
By glpestcontrol5 years ago in FYI
INSECT LIGHT TRAPS (ILT’S) – BUG ZAPPERS – FLY LIGHTS
I’ve been in the pest management industry for over 24 years now. I’m one of the lucky graduates of the Environmental Pest Management Program. I not only learned from some great professors but also worked for some amazing companies. Ingrained in my DNA and the soul of GreenLeaf Pest Control is that pest management professionals play an extremely important role in public health. We are protectors of public health!
By glpestcontrol5 years ago in Journal
The 7 Worst Summer Pests – And How to Prevent Them
Ever wonder why so many pests infest your home each summer? A number of factors can lead to a boom in the population of insects during the warmer months of the year, and if you’re not careful, your premises will be turned into their headquarters.
By glpestcontrol5 years ago in Lifehack
HOW TO ENJOY SUMMER-2021 AND ELIMINATE THOSE NASTY BACKYARD MOSQUITOES
“I’m Canadian and tough. Mosquitoes are just part of summer!” I hear this comment every season and it makes me laugh. In reality, mosquitoes are annoying and there are plenty of risks associated with Mosquito bites.
By glpestcontrol5 years ago in Lifehack
New Homeowners: Why Opting into A Home Protection Plan Is the Only Plan!
Ontario’s real estate market has been resilient this past year, especially in suburban and rural areas. There is a real demand in the market to move away from the city as more people are working from home and families wish to move into family-friendly neighbourhoods. Most homeowners don’t realize that pest pressures change and the risk of different pest infestations increases as you move away from the city.
By glpestcontrol5 years ago in Lifehack
