Exterminator in Brossard
What the most common treatments cost in Brossard
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.
- mice — Mice, residential$250–$695 per job
- carpenter ants — Accessible colony$300–$800 per job
- bed bugs — Residual or combined treatment$350–$850 per job
Brossard has 91,525 residents as of the 2021 census. The city owes much of its growth to the Champlain Bridge, opened in 1962 and since replaced by the pont Samuel-De Champlain. It is divided into lettered sectors, where every street in a sector begins with the same letter (in French, secteurs à lettres). Boulevard Taschereau crosses it east to west, boulevard Rome is home to city hall, and Quartier DIX30 grew up where autoroute 10 meets autoroute 30. Two Brossards coexist, and each has its own pests.
Two cities in one
The lettered sectors, mostly built during the city’s big growth period, are made of single-family homes, split-levels and row houses under trees that are now mature. The exterior wood there is several decades old.
Around Mail Champlain, boulevard Lapinière and the three REM stations, station Panama, station Du Quartier and station Brossard, the city is densifying with new apartment and condo buildings. The large construction sites behind those projects disturb the soil and remove vacant land.
The most common pests in Brossard
Mice. Two causes combine: aging foundations in the older sectors, and construction sites that push rodents into nearby neighbourhoods. The mice page covers sealing entry points, which matters more than traps.
Carpenter ants. Wooden decks, fences and sills in the lettered sectors, under mature trees: exactly the damp wood that carpenter ants excavate.
Bed bugs. New buildings are not immune. Bed bugs arrive with luggage and furniture, then move between units.
Wasps. House soffits and siding, apartment balconies: wasps and hornets nest there from June to September.
Rats. The commercial strips of boulevard Taschereau and Quartier DIX30, with their dumpsters and delivery docks, can attract Norway rats.
The local calendar
- April to June: carpenter ants in houses in the lettered sectors.
- June to September: wasps; bed bugs reported more often with moving and travel.
- September to November: mice, especially near construction and disappearing vacant land.
- All year: bed bugs in apartment buildings.
Requesting service in Brossard
Brossard is part of the Longueuil agglomeration zone. The quote request for Brossard opens with the town already selected; mention your sector and the type of building in the description. No response time is guaranteed.
For a condo or apartment building, say whether building management knows. In every case, insist on a written quote that details the method and the number of visits, and ask to see the technician’s CD5 certificate. Price ranges are on the treatment costs page, and neighbouring Longueuil has its own profile.
The most common pests in this sector
Frequently asked questions
Why do all the streets in a Brossard sector start with the same letter?
The city is divided into sectors whose streets all begin with the same letter. On a quote request, naming your sector quickly tells the age of the neighbourhood and the type of house, two things that shape which pests are likely.
Do the construction sites near the REM and Quartier DIX30 bring mice?
Major works that disturb the soil and remove vacant land can push rodents into nearby neighbourhoods. It is a known mechanism, not a figure measured for Brossard: if mice appear during nearby construction, check the foundation entries first.
I live in a new condo. Can I get bed bugs?
Yes. Bed bugs have nothing to do with the age of the building: they arrive in luggage and furniture. In a building, tell management quickly, because neighbouring units often need to be inspected.
Do homes from the 1960s and 1970s get more carpenter ants?
They are more exposed: 50 or 60 years of exterior wood, decks and fences that have absorbed moisture, and trees that have grown tall enough to touch the roof. A spring inspection can confirm a nest before it reaches the framing.
Neighbouring sectors
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