Exterminator in Saint-Hubert
What the most common treatments cost in Saint-Hubert
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
- wasps and hornets — Accessible nest$150–$400 per job
Saint-Hubert is Longueuil’s second borough, with 87,647 residents in the 2021 census. It is a town within the city: Saint-Hubert airport, the headquarters of the Canadian Space Agency (Agence spatiale canadienne), main roads like boulevard Cousineau, boulevard Gaétan-Boucher and boulevard Sir-Wilfrid-Laurier, and residential neighbourhoods such as Laflèche, merged into Saint-Hubert in 1971, Laurendeau and Maricourt. The most common type of house and the closeness of open land explain most of the pest problems here.
Houses, basements and open land
Saint-Hubert is mostly single-family homes, often with a finished basement. Several neighbourhoods still border large open areas, around the airport and toward Highway 30. Together, those two features shape the local profile: rodents arriving from outside in the fall, and houses whose structure then gives them good hiding places.
Chemin de Chambly, home to the Saint-Hubert church, marks the older heart of the borough. The oldest houses there have had time to accumulate foundation cracks, worn flashing and tired exterior wood.
The most common pests in Saint-Hubert
Mice. The borough’s most typical problem. When open land empties out in the fall, mice look for the nearest foundations. A finished basement makes them harder to detect: they move behind the panels, out of sight.
Carpenter ants. Streets lined with mature trees, and decks and fences several decades old, offer the damp wood carpenter ants look for. A winged black ant in the house in spring deserves an inspection.
Wasps. Soffits, the underside of decks and backyard sheds are favourite spots. The wasp nest page explains what to do and what to avoid.
Asian lady beetles. Houses next to open land, especially with a south-facing wall, see clusters of Asian lady beetles every fall.
The local calendar
- April and May: winged carpenter ants indoors, a sign of an established nest.
- June to September: wasp nests, more defensive toward the end of summer.
- Late September to November: mice arriving and lady beetles gathering on sunny walls.
- December to March: mice already inside, active in basements and walls.
Requesting service in Saint-Hubert
Saint-Hubert is part of the Longueuil agglomeration zone. The quote request for Saint-Hubert opens with the borough already selected. No response time is guaranteed. For mice, say whether the basement is finished and where you found signs: it points the inspection in the right direction.
A serious quote for rodents includes sealing entry points, not just traps. Ask to see the technician’s CD5 certificate before a bait station goes in. Price ranges are on the pricing page, and neighbouring Vieux-Longueuil has its own profile on the Longueuil page.
The most common pests in this sector
Frequently asked questions
Why so many mice in Saint-Hubert homes in the fall?
Several residential neighbourhoods still border open land, around the airport and toward Highway 30. When that land turns inhospitable in the fall, mice look for the nearest foundations. Houses several decades old often have utility entries and sill plates that have had time to crack.
I hear scratching behind the walls of my finished basement. Is it mice?
Very likely, especially at night and in the fall. In a finished basement, mice travel behind the drywall. Look for droppings in the mechanical room, under the stairs and around the water entry: that is where they show up first.
Do wasps nest more in certain areas?
They mostly choose sheltered cavities: soffits, under decks, sheds and, in lawns, abandoned burrows. A ground nest near a door or a play structure needs attention before you mow.
Laflèche, Laurendeau, Maricourt: do pests change from one neighbourhood to the next?
The type of house matters more than the neighbourhood name. An older house with a finished basement and mature trees draws more mice and carpenter ants; a newer build next to open land mostly sees mice and Asian lady beetles arrive in the fall.
Neighbouring sectors
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