Exterminator in Boucherville
What the most common treatments cost in Boucherville
Ranges published by companies in the region, not prices set by this site. The only figure that binds is a written quote after an inspection.
- carpenter ants — Accessible colony$300–$800 per job
- mice — Mice, residential$250–$695 per job
- rats — Residential rodent treatment$250–$695 per job
Boucherville has 41,743 residents as of the 2021 census. Bordered to the northwest by the fleuve Saint-Laurent, it is framed by autoroute 20 and Highway 30, and route 132 crosses its northern section. Vieux-Boucherville, the city’s original neighbourhood, keeps several buildings listed as heritage monuments (maisons ancestrales), while the parc national des Îles-de-Boucherville occupies the islands offshore. Between the two, large residential neighbourhoods and the Lavoisier and Edison industrial parks complete the picture.
Heritage, suburbs and industry
Vieux-Boucherville has ancestral homes, large trees and lots close to the river. Boulevard de Mortagne, boulevard De Montarville and boulevard du Fort-Saint-Louis serve the residential neighbourhoods that grew up afterwards. Boulevard Marie-Victorin runs along the river.
Farther out, the parc industriel Lavoisier and parc Edison hold warehouses and loading docks. Three landscapes, three families of pests.
The most common pests in Boucherville
Carpenter ants. The old framing and mature trees of Vieux-Boucherville, near the river, make it a high-risk area for carpenter ants. For a heritage house, the inspection to locate the nest matters even more.
Mice. In the fall, mice look for shelter in houses old and new. Foundations and utility entries are the first things to check.
Rats. Dumpsters, pallets and docks in the industrial parks attract Norway rats, which can then move into nearby areas.
Wasps. Decks, soffits and large trees offer plenty of sites for wasp nests in summer.
Asian lady beetles. Houses with a sunny wall facing open space see Asian lady beetles arrive in the fall.
The local calendar
- April to June: carpenter ants in older houses; the start of tick season in natural areas.
- June to September: wasps.
- September to November: mice and Asian lady beetles.
- All year: rats around the industrial parks, where food never runs out.
Requesting service in Boucherville
Boucherville is part of the Longueuil agglomeration zone. The quote request for Boucherville opens with the town already selected. No response time is guaranteed. For a heritage building, say so: the method and where injections go must account for it.
For a warehouse or business in the industrial parks, see commercial pest control. In every case, insist on a written quote and ask to see the technician’s CD5 certificate. Neighbouring Longueuil has its own profile.
The most common pests in this sector
Frequently asked questions
Do the heritage homes of Vieux-Boucherville get more carpenter ants?
They are more exposed: old wood framing, large trees and the nearby St. Lawrence River hold the moisture carpenter ants look for. For a heritage building, the inspection must find the nest before drilling anything, and the quote must state where injections will be made.
Why rats near the industrial parks?
Loading docks, dumpsters and pallets in industrial parks like Lavoisier and Edison give Norway rats food and shelter. For a business or warehouse, a documented program with numbered stations is the standard.
Does Îles-de-Boucherville National Park bring ticks?
The islands and riverside natural areas are possible habitat for the black-legged tick, which Montérégie public health monitors closely. After an outing, check yourself, your children and your pets.
Do mice mostly get in during the fall in Boucherville?
Yes, as everywhere on the South Shore, with a peak from September to November. In older houses, utility entries and cracked stone or concrete foundations are the first things to check.
Neighbouring sectors
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