Request your quote
Two minutes: your town, the pest and your contact details. The request is routed by town, free and with no commitment.
Only fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.
Ask for the CD5 certificate
In Quebec, anyone who performs or offers to perform pest control work with pesticides must hold a CD5 certificate from the Ministry of the Environment. It is valid for five years. Ask to see it before any work begins.
A written quote
Method, number of visits, price and warranty must be in writing before the work, not after.
South Shore and Montérégie
Longueuil, Brossard, Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Châteauguay, Boucherville, the Richelieu Valley, Roussillon and Granby.
How it works
Mice in the fall, carpenter ants in spring, wasps in summer, bed bugs any time: tell us what is going on and which South Shore or Montérégie town you are in. The request is routed by your town; before any work starts, insist on a written method and price.
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Pick your town
It sets the zone the request is routed by. Not listed? Pick “Other town”.
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Describe what you see
Where, since when, how many. A photo of an insect or droppings often identifies the pest before the visit.
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Get a written method and price
Including the number of visits, preparation and warranty. Nothing is scheduled until you have read the quote.
Before writing, you can check the price ranges by pest, read how pest control works or find your town among the sixteen towns served. Wasp nest above a door or rodents near the electrical panel? See what to do in an emergency first.
What a serious answer should include
For a wasp nest clearly visible in a photo, a remote estimate is often possible. For bed bugs, cockroaches or rodents, be wary of a firm price given without an inspection: the real extent of an indoor infestation almost always changes the price.
The written quote should state the method, the number of visits, the preparation required, the time before using rooms again and what the warranty covers. If anything is missing, ask for it before accepting.
The technician who shows up must hold a CD5 certificate from Quebec's Ministry of the Environment. It is a legal requirement for anyone who performs or offers to perform this work with pesticides: ask to see it.